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Part of a euro crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of August 23rd, 2014 other clues |
| Arc's target, maybe |
| Abruptly becomes violet |
| Adds a little toe to |
| 'Ow!' |
| Ager |
| Arm from a Mideast lad |
| Bad member to pick? |
| Be-___ |
| Bled for a social affair, perhaps |
| Bombs without bags |
| Bugled strokes |
| Cagey parts, e.g |
| Caker, for example |
| Car whose logo is liked? |
| Casio game |
| Chia growth area? |
| Covered with slug mud |
| Covert, maybe |
| Crow |
| Deadly gag |
| Did a baker's job |
| Doe, e.g |
| Dramatic cry from people who get subbed |
| Dramatically scored sorceress |
| Early |
| Easter floor mat |
| Ed of some school addresses |
| Eve |
| Ever lost to |
| First part of a hit for this crossword |
| Fly of film |
| Fried with four legs |
| Gere of 'Gulliver's Travels' |
| Grad's opposite |
| Guy who may offer a girl a rig |
| H.L. player |
| Hardly ice outside |
| Hit, part 2 |
| Hit, part 3 |
| I pieces |
| Kat's 'I' |
| Kid of poetic work |
| Last part of the hit |
| Like a great bod |
| Lives |
| Margarie might be described thus |
| Mesa prerequisite |
| Metal worker's claim? |
| Murray who's highly raked |
| Mystical chat |
| O |
| Old rival of America |
| Olympia with a watery realm |
| Perform peace |
| Pie cutter's tool |
| Places for sprigs |
| Plat pouch |
| Pog or Pogs, formerly |
| Product made by Moe |
| Program that asks 'Are we aloe?,' for short |
| Quiet parter? |
| Rage |
| Refusal from a boy lass |
| Relative of 'Hey, ma' |
| Sci-fi character remembered for her large bus |
| Slag for sleuths |
| Sorters' quarters |
| Spas that last 52 wks |
| Starts of some chorus lies |
| Strad part that becomes frayed |
| Tige, say |
| Umber at the opera |
| User's circuit |
| Vegas would love this type of world |
| Wet like a seesaw |
| Wig of the old Greek army |
| You might board yours at the keel if you take a cruise |
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