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One who doesn't chew the fat? crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of March 14th, 2008 other clues |
| 'How then ___ he now see?': John 9:19 |
| 'I ___ Lover' (1979 John Cougar hit) |
| 'It's the truth' |
| 'The White House,' for 'the presidency,' e.g. |
| Abba's style |
| Alaska's ___ Sound |
| Beguiles |
| Bond girl player Shirley |
| Brain component |
| Bygone crown |
| Bygone explosive |
| Caterpillar hairs |
| Caterpillar product |
| Choose not to pick? |
| Coll. elective program |
| Direct |
| Doesn't toss |
| Dog-___ |
| Dungeons & Dragons race |
| Earth personified |
| Escorts after greeting |
| Fictional upper class |
| Find ___ for (match) |
| Fort Worth sch. |
| Gambler's place |
| Game with sticks |
| Got on |
| Held |
| In up to one's neck |
| Informal demurral |
| Interstellar matter |
| It often follows something |
| It's issued to several stations, briefly |
| It's mild and a bit nutty |
| LaGuardia and others |
| Like some similarities |
| Like the Julian calendar |
| Lombardia's capital |
| Long Branch Saloon visitor |
| Long green box? |
| Los Angeles's ___ Tower |
| M.I.T.'s class ring, familiarly |
| Modern greeting |
| Mom's partner? |
| Noted fifth-century invaders |
| One known for finger-pointing |
| Plays intensely, in jazz slang |
| Post-W.W. I conference site |
| Preacher Beecher |
| Racket string material |
| Raise, as a steering wheel |
| Ready to receive visitors, say |
| Refrain from eating pasta? |
| Regrettable E.R. status |
| Rootless sort |
| Serenade, as the moon |
| Setting for some columns |
| Small, round sponge cake topped with fruit and whipped cream |
| Some spuds |
| Takeoffs |
| They may be received by free subscriptions |
| They're seen around some cakes |
| Touch |
| TV's Spike, once |
| Twins' name at the 1984 Olympics |
| Un article défini |
| What a toaster may hold |
| Where to find Nancy |
| ___ bricks |
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