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Ones who are too big for their britches crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of October 10th, 2009 other clues |
| Between, to Batista |
| Bust of Pallas, to Poe's raven |
| Candy acquired while holding one's chin up? |
| Charged |
| Close |
| Comic strip outburst |
| Comment from the clueless |
| Congratulates, in a way |
| Dark matter? |
| Ending for a record |
| Excuse for a teacher |
| Fannie ___ (some securities) |
| Ghost, e.g. |
| Good laugh |
| Graffiti, say |
| Hard thing to pull off |
| Is an accessory for |
| It means too much to a maestro |
| It might be checked at the door |
| It might follow a 31-Across |
| It's around a yard around Buckingham Palace |
| It's played with two hands |
| Keen |
| Kind of statue or status |
| Like Japan's national diet |
| Like the best bet |
| Many a metrosexual |
| Noël Coward title woman 'from Argentina' |
| Not drawn out |
| Officer who was still hunting in the 1920s-'30s |
| Often-carried thing |
| One making the cut? |
| Opted not to play |
| '___ the Viking,' 1989 film starring Tim Robbins |
| Actor Efron of 'High School Musical' |
| Admission of sorts |
| Barely bites |
| Basting aids |
| Be enough for |
| Part of it is often in the clouds |
| QB Tony |
| Range attraction |
| Real |
| Really ruffle |
| Redness remover |
| Reeve's charge |
| Release with a pop |
| Revolutionary dance move? |
| See 37-Down |
| Service aces? |
| Shade for shades |
| Shell alternative |
| Sixth-century year |
| Slangy pronoun |
| Some mouths |
| Spice holder |
| Staffs |
| Tell |
| They can take the pressure: Abbr. |
| Time, in Torino |
| 'None shall slumber ___ sleep': Isaiah 5:27 |
| Tony winner between 'Avenue Q' and 'Jersey Boys' |
| 'This looks like the end for me!' |
| Tough |
| What the Constitution is called |
| Where locks are changed? |
| 'I'm listening, bro' |
| Willy Wonka's work force |
| With 40-Down, friend you may have never met |
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