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New York Times crossword of December 19th, 1999 other clues |
Indeed |
Infamous Amin |
Israeli leader with an eyepatch |
It's flashy |
James Bond woman in 'Thunderball' |
Jimmy of 'N.Y.P.D. Blue' |
Johnson's vaudeville partner |
Kind of dame |
Kind of whale |
King in II Kings |
Leatherneck |
Like many wartime messages |
Like new |
Like rhinos |
Loose |
Loud |
Map abbr. |
Mauna ___ |
Medicine's ___ system |
More of the verse |
More of the verse |
More than a cause |
Moved easily |
Mud, say |
Mystery writer Josephine |
New York tribe |
Newsmaker of 2/20/62 |
Nita of 'Blood and Sand,' 1922 |
Nixon's first Defense Secretary |
Nosegay |
Not even-tempered |
Nut |
Old holder of writing fluid |
'A one ___ two...' |
'Coronation of the Virgin' painter |
'How ___ the little busy bee...' |
'Out, dagnabbit!' |
'Left!' |
'Mysterious' locale |
'Passion According to St. John' composer |
'Wheel of Fortune' choice |
'___ she blows!' |
Actor Reeves |
Actual |
Actual |
Addie's husband in 'As I Lay Dying' |
Ancient market |
Architect Saarinen |
Aware of, slangily |
Ballade conclusion |
Baseball stats |
Batiking need |
Before, once |
Birdbrain |
Blackbird |
Blood's partner |
Bows before |
Buck's love |
Burma's first P.M. |
To boot |
Tortosa's river |
Town ___ |
Tricky |
Wind dir. |
Writer Kingsley |
Writer LeShan |
Wroth |
Yellow shade |
Yellowish-red |
___-law |
Chili accompanier |
Cognizance |
Concerning |
Conductor ___-Pekka Salonen |
Cries of discovery |
Dallas team, informally |
Department store department |
Designer's job |
Dog with a long, curled tail |
Driver who talks |
Either of two O.T. books |
End of the verse |
Enjoyed a soak |
Epoch in which mammals became dominant |
Everyone has one |
Extensions |
Fairy tale meanie |
Felt bad |
Fighting |
Footnote word |
Game in which the 13 spades are laid faceup |
Game ragout |
Girl of barbershop quartets |
Gr. 1-6 |
Gunwale pin |
Halliwell, formerly of the Spice Girls |
Having a few buttons missing |
Helped in a heist |
Hightailed it |
How some arguments are conducted |
Humdrum |
Humiliate |
Hunk |
In Shakespeare, the star in 'The star is fall'n' |
Opposite of 1-Down |
Patent medicine, e.g. |
Pilgrims to Mecca |
Planned for, in a way |
Prague's ___ University |
Pretty, to Burns |
Prom needs |
Protozoan |
Pupil's place |
Quake |
Rain check? |
Razorbacks |
Red or white wine |
Red-spotted creatures |
River inlet |
Salaam |
Sartre's '___ Clos' |
Satirist Brendan |
Secretary of War, 1940-45 |
Sharpen again |
Sheltered |
Site of the forges of Vulcan |
Solidarity's birthplace |
Start of a verse |
Start of North Carolina's motto |
Strips |
Suffix with Christ |
Table scrap |
The old folks |
The works |
They're seen at court bashes |
Thorny |
Tip |
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