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Oatcakes popular in Scotland crossword clue
B A N N O C K S
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| New York Times crossword of December 28th, 2008 other clues |
| 'Gaspard de la Nuit' composer |
| 'In a pig's eye!' |
| 'Mack the Knife' songwriter |
| 'Nascar Now' channel |
| 'Skip to ___' |
| '___ 911!' (comedy series) |
| 1960 Bobby Rydell hit |
| 1968 N.B.A. All-Star Dick |
| According to |
| Actress ___ Dawn Chong |
| Actress/model Connie |
| All together |
| Appropriate center for this puzzle |
| Bay Area county |
| BBC panel show regular Phill |
| Beautify |
| Behave |
| Big ox |
| Big-screen beekeeper |
| Bigelow beverages |
| Brand of basketball |
| Bungling |
| Bursts open |
| Cartman's first name on 'South Park' |
| Childhood skin affliction |
| Cloak-wearing 'Star Wars' race |
| Comprehend |
| Controversial 1987 exposé by ex-MI5 agent Peter Wright |
| Cuff feature |
| Desk-borrowing worker |
| Discreet attention-getter |
| Dog biscuits and such |
| Domino dot |
| E-mail address ender |
| Electricians |
| Elementary particle |
| Entrance |
| Exam for H.S. jrs. |
| Exclamation in 'The Farmer in the Dell' |
| Exterior decorator? |
| Fed. purchasing org. |
| First-time driver, often |
| Formulator of the Three Principles of the People |
| Frozen food company |
| Generally |
| Georgia's Fort ___, site of an 1862 surrender |
| Go down |
| Goes around |
| Gopher-wood construction |
| Grace ___ ('Jane Eyre' character) |
| Gratis |
| Greenwich Village campus, for short |
| Harry's pal at Hogwarts |
| Harvest |
| Heavy metal band? |
| Hit 2004 film with many sequels |
| Hoax |
| Hull scrapers |
| Husband, in Hidalgo |
| In different places |
| Infra's opposite |
| Ireland's ___ Islands |
| Jack's partner in rhyme |
| King famous for frightening people |
| Lassitude |
| Leave one's post, possibly |
| Lee with the 1960 #1 hit 'I'm Sorry' |
| Legal claim on property |
| Let one's anger show |
| Like some campaign ads |
| Lincoln Town Car, for one |
| Little bit |
| Long-range weapon, briefly |
| Make impossible demands |
| Make up (for) |
| Malevolent look |
| Medevac worker |
| Museum displays |
| Nicholas Gage memoir |
| No longer working |
| On land |
| One of these can be found reading counterclockwise somewhere in each concentric ring |
| Painter of a Zola portrait |
| Pantyhose brand |
| Patriots' Day mo. |
| Pedestrian safety feature |
| Philbin's 'Live' co-host |
| Plays |
| Poet's inspiration |
| Pomeranian's bark |
| Poorly |
| Porker's pen |
| Possessor? |
| Prefix with political |
| Preordained |
| Pressed for time |
| Propelled |
| Ray a k a the Hamburger King |
| Ready to play, you might say |
| Red food dye source |
| Region near Mount Olympus |
| Responsibility |
| Retin-A treats it |
| Rodent, to a raptor |
| Rolaids rival |
| Roman rebuke |
| Romeo's reckless friend |
| Rubber gasket |
| Ruination |
| Satisfies, as baser instincts |
| Scale-busting |
| Semisoft cheese from Holland |
| Sharpness |
| Sic ___ (bibliographical term) |
| Simba's mate in 'The Lion King' |
| Six-Day War combatants |
| Something it's not always wise to share |
| Storm |
| Stuck in the mud |
| Submarine egress |
| Tack room items |
| The auld sod |
| The Everly Brothers' 'Wake Up Little ___' |
| Top 10 hit for Sarah McLachlan |
| Treasure sought in 'Titanic' |
| Trunk in your trunk |
| Tunes that might make you want to get out on the floor? |
| Veneer patterns |
| Volkswagen model |
| Way to go |
| What Mr. Spock suppressed |
| What this puzzle's eight concentric rings (uncircled and circled) represent |
| Where a pin may be made |
| Wooden peg |
| Worn out |
| Writer Ferber |
| Yossarian's tentmate in 'Catch-22' |
| ___ Adler of Conan Doyle's 'A Scandal in Bohemia' |
| ___ dance |
| ___ Miss |
| ___ stick (trick-or-treater's accessory) |
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