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Ordinariness crossword clue
T E D I U M
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| New York Times crossword of March 27th, 1999 other clues |
| Button site |
| Cancel |
| Deserts |
| Distressed cry |
| E-mail address ending |
| Ease |
| Exclamation of surprise |
| Firm |
| Husk-wrapped dish |
| Involved |
| Irritates |
| It's binding |
| James's follower |
| Judge's seat, in law |
| Kind of union |
| Like Federal tax laws |
| Like some wells |
| Live |
| Loser in the Seven Years' War: Abbr. |
| Made an aqueduct, maybe |
| Mil. titles |
| Mrs. Gorbachev |
| Muddled |
| Neckwear piece |
| One abroad |
| Overseer of U.S. govt. money |
| Oxide of cerium, yttrium, etc. |
| Poetic period |
| Presence |
| Puts on |
| Ristorante order |
| Rudimentary seed |
| 'Caligula' playwright |
| 'Hiroshima' author, 1946 |
| 'Psssst!' source |
| 'She's the One' actress |
| 'Surprised by Joy' autobiographer |
| '___ Woman' (1975 hit) |
| '___, smile not at my sullen brow': Byron |
| 1862 battle site |
| 1987 Costner role |
| Accessed, with 'into' |
| Affect, with 'to' |
| Arctic explorer John ___ |
| Bell Atlantic employee |
| Big name in Dixieland |
| Biographical bit |
| Breakfast order |
| Broad collars |
| Bucks |
| Shadowy |
| Shatner's '___War' |
| Simulate |
| Some appliances |
| Some local politicians |
| Sponges |
| Station wagon, in England |
| Strength |
| Struggle |
| They have sharp tongues |
| They take panes |
| Tiny bit |
| Top |
| Tracy Marrow, familiarly |
| Unwanted growth |
| Vacation locale with 3,500-year-old ruins |
| Wink: Var. |
| Checks (out) |
| Crackling sounds |
| City ENE of Manchester |
| Coll. course |
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