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Nugatory crossword clue
T R I V I A L
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New York Times crossword of April 20th, 1997 other clues |
'Are you ___ out?' |
'B.C.' cartoonist |
'How Can We Be Lovers' singer |
'The Day the Earth Stood Still' star Michael |
'Yer darn ___!' |
'Yo te ___' |
'___ a Woman' (Beatles tune) |
'___ Fables' |
Acclivity |
Appears |
Applications |
Apr. addressee |
As soon as |
Average fellow? |
Ballet dancer's cookout? |
Beat against |
Behind the line of scrimmage |
Beige hue |
Benzocaine, for one |
Biblical no-no |
Big name in games |
Boners |
Bottle contents, perhaps |
Bound |
Braid, to Brigitte |
Bumbling |
Camera type, for short |
Canal site |
Certain apartment |
Certain skirts |
Cheevy of Edwin Arlington Robinson verse |
Chow |
Cleo's undoing |
Codeine, for one |
Congenial song ending |
Day to remember |
Desktop pub. items |
Drifting |
Dynamic introduction |
Effect in the recording studio |
Envelope abbr. |
Exclamation of surprise |
Fandango accompaniment |
Favorite game of President Clinton |
Feather's partner |
Feeling |
Finds an easy chair |
Fish hawk |
Fly out of a jungle |
French sculptor's weather-front detectors? |
Glycerol-based solvent |
Have markers out |
Hercule's creator |
High water alternative |
Hit man |
Hokkaido native |
How the Amazon flows |
Hungarian composer's boat songs? |
Implied |
Interest level |
It's a fault's fault |
Its pitch is high |
Junket |
Kind of shopping |
Language maven Partridge |
Lao-___ |
Lawmaking locale |
Like a bairn |
Like the gang, in song |
Litter's littlest |
Maiden loved by Hercules |
Manner |
Match maker? |
Most like sphagnum |
Mother of Zephyrus |
Neighbor of Minn. |
Nickname for a big dog |
Not dorsal |
Noted acting family's nobleman? |
Ogle |
Old rural sights |
On |
Orange ___ |
Oxford's skyline |
Pair with a plow |
Palpebral swelling |
Pants |
Pens and needles |
Phonetic contractions |
Played fast and loose with the facts |
Polaris, in Paris |
Position |
Power bikes |
Prepare to drag |
Pronouncements |
Provokes |
Pueblo pot |
Queen's county |
Quiescent |
Quotation compiler's singer? |
Rather, informally |
Rations |
Rubber stamp |
Scottish playwright's haircutters? |
Scrapes |
Senile ones |
Showman's good buys? |
Silent screen star's drink makers? |
Silver category |
Simpson attorney? |
Single out for praise |
Sir Charles's pet fish? |
Special-interest grps. |
Spiked staffs |
Stadium sound |
Stores |
Sublet |
Tabby's mate |
Tackle |
Tangoing number |
Tell |
Terrigenous rocks |
Thalberg's studio |
The 'A' of A&M Records |
The 'K' of RKO |
This guy's a doll |
Tiff |
Timeline division |
To be, to Brutus |
Tofu base |
Transmitter |
Unruly hair |
Useful article |
V-neck garment |
Warmongers rattle them |
Wash. Sq. campus |
Where basketball and volleyball were first played |
Wood stack |
X years before Hastings |
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