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| New York Times crossword of May 17th, 2017 other clues |
| 'Baby Got Back' Grammy winner Sir ___ |
| 'Fireside chats' monogram |
| 'Hello, Dolly!' singer, informally |
| 'Hmm, how shall ___ this?' |
| 'Horsefeathers!' |
| 'Ich bin ___ Berliner' |
| 'Noob' |
| 'Roger that' |
| 'S.N.L.' alum Cheri |
| ... arcade / Knocked .. |
| ... component / Dreaded words in a video .. |
| ... declaration / Critical computer .. |
| ... for a loop, say / Area that an N.B.A. team has eight .. |
| ... seconds to clear / Successful detective's .. |
| Adorn with raised designs |
| Alternative to Thrifty or Dollar |
| Angsty music genre |
| Apply sloppily |
| Asians who play elephant polo |
| Be litigious |
| Beatle who sang 'Octopus's Garden' |
| Cotton planter's headache |
| Crooks' patterns, to cops |
| Dead Sea Scrolls writer |
| Did in, as a dragon |
| Dory propeller |
| Drive-up convenience |
| Eat, eat, eat, with 'out' |
| Fig. on a W-9 |
| For grades K-12 |
| Gives the slip to |
| Good-to-go signals |
| Grid org. with a 110-yard field |
| Hand-wringer's emotion |
| Helped oneself to |
| Hemsworth of 'The Hunger Games' |
| Home to Henry VIII's Catherine |
| Hosiery shades |
| How confident solvers may solve |
| Invites for tea, say |
| John's running mate in 2008 |
| Kind of dancer |
| Laughing gas and rust, for two |
| Levy on polluters, e.g |
| Like light beers |
| Like soap operas |
| Like some international exchanges |
| Marinade alternative |
| Merino mother |
| Moore of 'G.I. Jane' |
| Muff |
| Muscles worked by bench presses |
| Nicknames for 41-Acrosses |
| Obsolete repro machine |
| Oklahoma tribe |
| One-upped |
| Passage off Gibraltar, e.g |
| Play about Capote |
| Prank-pulling sort |
| Queen of the Greek gods |
| Results of sacrifices |
| Ruling family of old Florence |
| Scatter, as seeds |
| Soccer superstar Lionel |
| Something to kick, maybe |
| Succeed in annoying |
| Thing to practice percussion on |
| Transport de Montréal |
| Tributary of the Colorado |
| Utensils for making hash browns |
| Website for D.I.Y.ers |
| World capital on the 60th parallel |
| ___ wave (oscilloscope output) |
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