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Opposite of work crossword clue
P L A Y
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| New York Times crossword of February 15th, 2016 other clues |
| 'Casablanca' woman |
| 'Garfield' dog |
| 'Othello' villain |
| 'Peter Pan' girl |
| '___ well' (George Washington's last words) |
| 2-Down fixture |
| A, in Arabic |
| Adam's madam |
| Anti-trafficking org |
| Baltimore's ___ McHenry |
| Black, to a bard |
| Blow a ___ (lose one's temper) |
| Blowgun ammunition |
| Breakfast alcove |
| Cal ___, Dean's 'East of Eden' role |
| Canon camera brand |
| Change over time |
| Chorus after 'Who wants ice cream?' |
| Chuck |
| Clear (of) |
| Coif creator |
| Comic strip cry of dismay |
| Composure |
| Contradicted |
| Cut with a knife |
| Daniel who wrote 'Robinson Crusoe' |
| Doesn't just throw away |
| Earth-friendly prefix |
| End of one's rope? |
| Enter gradually |
| Excess spending by Congress |
| Famous London department store |
| Float, as an aroma |
| For all time |
| Former late-night host Jay |
| Gen ___ (boomer's child) |
| Gossipy types |
| Grinding teeth |
| Home for G. W. Bush |
| Horse color |
| Jeweler's magnifying glass |
| Job for a sleuth |
| Legal wrong |
| Letters between O and S |
| Liberals, with 'the' |
| Like a magician's hands |
| Like sneakers and corsets |
| Microwave, e.g |
| Mini-pie |
| Mom and dad |
| Neat |
| New York's Washington Square ___ |
| Nominates |
| Off-limits |
| Participant at a presidential press conference, say |
| Prefix with dynamic |
| President after Nixon |
| President after Roosevelt |
| President after Tyler |
| President's option for an unwanted bill |
| President's workplace |
| President-elect, e.g |
| Quantities: Abbr |
| Quitter's words |
| Roman road |
| Senator or representative |
| Shoemaker's tool |
| Slanted |
| St. ___ (dog) |
| Stealing |
| Swamp critters |
| Swear to |
| Swings wildly |
| Takes to a higher court |
| Tell |
| Terrier type |
| Touched in the head |
| Used a rotary phone |
| Yes, to Yves |
| Young deer |
| Zorro's weapon |
| ___ horse (surprise candidate) |
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