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Off-the-wall play crossword clue


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New York Times crossword of January 25th, 2004 other clues
'Casablanca' actor
'Casablanca' music maker
'Duino Elegies' poet
'For the life ___ ...'
'Gotcha'
'I'm impressed!'
'I'm outta here'
'Moon River' composer
'My Name Is Asher ___' (Chaim Potok novel)
'Seascape' playwright
'Suzanne' songwriter
'That'll be the day!'
'Walk ___' (1964 Warwick hit)
10, in a way: Abbr.
Allegiance
Alliance acronym
Applause
Area of 1940's mil. activity
Author who covered the Spanish-American War for New York newspapers
Back in
Behind
Big bother
Bite site?
Blockbuster offering
Bolt to bond
Bounce
Boxing's Oscar ___ Hoya
Burn
Cantankerous
Car bars
Carmaker Maserati
Chip off the old block
Comes close
Conversion targets
Court site, with 'The'
Covetous
Cries like a baby
Cry made with a head-slap
Daring deed
Der ___ (Adenauer)
Dragster's pride
Escorted
Evidence of sloppiness
Fabulous storyteller
Farmyard female
Ferry river
Feuding
Fictional reporter
Fleece
Gets by
Got together
Gulf of ___ (Joseph Conrad story setting)
Gutter site
Hair holder, sometimes
Half of a classic comedy duo
Hitchcockian
Howe'er
Important constituent of igneous rocks
In-basket stamp: Abbr.
Innocents, e.g.
Isolate during the winter
It's good at raising dough
Jacket materials
Junior's junior
Kid's name
Kind of candidate
Kind of wrench
Like a certain birthstone
Like some threats
Linen hue
Looks to the future
Loose
Lord Peter Wimsey accessory
Manhandles
Mario ___ of the N.B.A.
Mass communication?
Medical research grp.
Mediterranean capital
Memo starter
Monopoly grp.
Monster-sighting spot
Montana tribe
Needle
Nixon impeachment hearings chairman
No-cal drink
Not one of the majors
Not very
Novel banned in the U.S. until 1933
One who says 'one club,' e.g.
Ones with homes away from home
Pair at sea
Perfume part
Pint in a pub
Plasterboards
Point in a space shuttle's trip
Postpaid encl.
Private reply
Provides provender
Push
Questionable
Ranges
Rap sheet listing
Ready to be drawn
Reporter's asset
Rock cruster
Russian range
Salon sound
Scout warmer
Select
Sends up
Setting for TV's 'Newhart'
Sex researcher Hite
Shoot a ray
Shred
Silent signals
Skater of cinema
Slip through the cracks
Sounds of understanding
Spindle for a grinding wheel
Spray with bouquet
Spun
St.-Germain's river
Staggered
Stink
Studies late
Takes in or lets out
The Joker and Batman, e.g.
Therefore
Threatening sign
Toronto-to-Ottawa dir.
Understood
Very fat cats
Very sorry
Visibly shaken
Watch
Windshield option
Wins big, with 'up'
Writer Zora ___ Hurston
___ point (never)

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