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One drawn to a flame crossword clue
M O T H
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| New York Times crossword of September 13th, 2010 other clues |
| Australian animal that munches on eucalyptus leaves |
| 'At Last' singer James |
| 'I'll be through in a minute' |
| 'Pride and Prejudice' beau |
| '___ and Let Die' (Paul McCartney hit) |
| '___ the One That I Want' ('Grease' song) |
| Barton of the Red Cross |
| Big name in printers |
| Boar's mate |
| Boat loading area |
| Classics station song |
| Converse |
| Creme-filled cookie |
| Ending for a female Smurf |
| Erases, as a computer's memory |
| Expo |
| First word in many a fairy tale |
| Flapper of old toondom |
| Fliers of U.F.O.'s |
| Follower of new or golden |
| Freak (out) |
| Future's opposite |
| Game show group |
| Gen ___ (thirtysomethings) |
| Girl who plays football, perhaps |
| Give off |
| Homes for hens |
| Sneeze sound |
| Symbol on a flag |
| Trade |
| Triceratops, e.g. |
| Trillion: Prefix |
| Try to win the hand of |
| Wabbit's 'wival' |
| Wee one |
| What a paleontologist reconstructs |
| With 20-Across, just for fun |
| Word that can precede the starts of 17- and 62-Across and 11- and 35-Down |
| ___ facto |
| ___ March, Saul Bellow protagonist |
| ___ of March |
| ___ salts |
| ___-podge |
| Husband of a trophy wife, maybe |
| Is a chatterbox |
| Lifeguard's skill, for short |
| Like Lindbergh's famous flight |
| Like Papa Bear's porridge, to Goldilocks |
| Loses altitude fast |
| Madeline of 'Blazing Saddles' |
| Margaret Mitchell's Scarlett |
| Mold's origin |
| Monthly TV bill |
| Most uncommon |
| Mount Everest guide |
| Neighbor of Cambodia |
| Opera set in ancient Egypt |
| Owls' cries |
| Pants length measurement |
| Part of a shoelace tie |
| Pat gently, as with makeup |
| Pixar's 'Finding ___,' 2003 |
| Played (with) |
| Poodle or dachshund, e.g. |
| Pub draughts |
| Puts into law |
| Recipe direction |
| Response to 'Are too!' |
| Ripped |
| Sarcastic exclamation |
| Scandalous 1919 Chicago baseball team |
| Scrapes (out) |
| See 38-Across |
| Separator of continents |
| Serving in Homer Simpson's favorite dinner |
| Settle, as a debt |
| Small dog, in brief |
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