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Nickname for a dwarfish piano prodigy? crossword clue
M I N I M O Z A R T
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| New York Times crossword of April 9th, 2009 other clues |
| '2001' studio |
| 'First Blood' hero John |
| 1974 Sutherland/Gould spoof |
| 1981 Stephen King novel |
| Actor Cary of 'Twister' |
| Adaptable truck, for short |
| Ashcroft's predecessor |
| Bank |
| Bite |
| Black Sabbath singer, to fans |
| Bring (out) |
| Bruce Springsteen album 'The Ghost of Tom ___' |
| Celestial bear |
| Chew (out) |
| Chowder morsel |
| Collected |
| Combative retort |
| Comfy kids? |
| Comic Dunn and others |
| Comparatively recent |
| Complete |
| Contented sighs (and a homophonic hint to this puzzle's theme) |
| Counterpart of Apollo |
| Deli machine |
| Devilish |
| Domingo, for one |
| Early baby talk |
| Early Christian convert |
| English artist John who's buried at St. Paul's Cathedral |
| Garland native to Minnesota |
| Golf's ___ Cup |
| High in the Sierra Madre? |
| How many it takes to tango in Spain? |
| Icicle site |
| It can cure many things |
| It may be organized |
| K. T. of country music |
| Laugh-a-minute folks |
| Lawyers: Abbr. |
| Like 10-Down: Abbr. |
| Like some waves |
| Maine university town |
| Mobile home? |
| Move like molasses |
| Musical Mitchell |
| Musical sound before and after 'da' |
| Not at all stiff |
| Not in the buff |
| One begins 'By the rivers of Babylon, there we sat down' |
| Online weekly, e.g. |
| Only president born in Hawaii |
| Parenthesis, essentially |
| Part of ABM |
| Partially |
| People with this don't go out for very long |
| Pickled pub quiz winner? |
| Pieces of pizza? |
| Pontiacs of old |
| Positive affirmation |
| Potential sucker |
| Pride of 12? |
| Prison, slangily |
| Said with a sneer |
| Scatterbrain |
| See 9-Across |
| Shake, rattle and roll |
| Ships carrying a smelly gas? |
| Sleeping cave denizen? |
| The brother in 'Am I my brother's keeper?' |
| Toast |
| Unfeeling |
| With 46-Down, site of Cape Breton Island |
| Writer Rand |
| ___ no good |
| ___ Verde National Park |
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