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Picnic staples crossword clue
S L A W S
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| New York Times crossword of January 19th, 2003 other clues |
| Just |
| Leading, as a band |
| Lebanese, say |
| Lettuce |
| Like fodder, in the winter |
| Like pets, ideally |
| Lobster house supplies |
| Lohengrin's bride |
| Lollapalooza |
| Lose ground |
| Luau fish |
| Modern factory sight |
| Monopoly square |
| More than creative |
| Moreover |
| Mother of Helios |
| Natural container |
| Naval noncoms |
| Neuter |
| Not disparately |
| Notwithstanding that, informally |
| Nutmeg-based spice |
| Oakland A, e.g. |
| Orchestra seat |
| Outer layers |
| Palestine, long ago |
| Part of ABC |
| Pkg. deliverer |
| Plot out |
| Pool contents? |
| Pope after Marcellus II |
| Pope John Paul II's real first name |
| Possible alternative title for this puzzle |
| Poverty, so to speak |
| 'Calvin and Hobbes' girl |
| 'Chicago' star, 2002 |
| 'No!' |
| '___ Devil in His Own Home Town' (classic song) |
| 'The Fugitive' pursuer |
| 'The George & ___ Show' (old talk show) |
| 1924 Ferber novel |
| 46-Across and others |
| A security guard might ask you to do this |
| Abbr. in car ads |
| Actress Charlize |
| Appraises |
| Athos or Porthos, e.g. |
| Attraction at the Evergreen Aviation Museum |
| Author of 'In the Shadow of Man' |
| Bad look |
| Bag |
| Be accepted by |
| Beckoning word |
| Best-selling biography of 1934 |
| Biblical measure |
| Breaking a mirror, maybe? |
| Broadway person |
| Campaign need |
| Carol contraction |
| Cars and refrigerators, e.g. |
| Catch, in a way |
| With 62-Down, a legendary pro wrestler |
| Woolen caps |
| Word with bum or bunny |
| Work with the hands |
| X |
| Zodiac symbol |
| ___-majeste |
| ___-tiller |
| Causing constriction of the pupils |
| Certain ground-floor apartment |
| Certain support |
| Chiantis, e.g. |
| City on the Rio Grande |
| Cover again |
| Cross inscription |
| Dead to the world |
| E-mail: Abbr. |
| Even, after 'in' |
| Exciting hockey finishes |
| Family on 'Soap' |
| Files |
| Films may be shown in it |
| First President to marry while in office |
| Fizzless |
| Flavorful French stew |
| Former White House inits. |
| Freak |
| Gentlemen |
| Getting rid of |
| Gnatlike insect |
| Graduate's desire |
| Hall-of-Fame QB Bob |
| Has ___ for (is skilled at) |
| High points: Abbr. |
| Holy Fr. women |
| How tuna may be packed |
| In a big way |
| Indochinese language |
| Isabel who co-starred in 'The Jeffersons' |
| Isolate, emotionally |
| It brings rain to the Rhein |
| Itchy spots |
| Jerusalem's Mosque of ___ |
| Prefix with -plex |
| Pulitzer-winning cartoonist of 1948 |
| Putt-putt |
| R & B singer James |
| Rich dessert |
| Rosetta's locale |
| Runs into |
| Saint-___ (Loire's capital) |
| Sammy Davis Jr.'s '___ Can' |
| Schooner part |
| See 110-Across |
| Sign of damage |
| Simple rhyme scheme |
| Sister of Olga and Masha, in Chekhov |
| Smoke detector? |
| Smoothly |
| Some alerts, for short |
| Song sung by candlelight, perhaps |
| Stranded and sad |
| Strip, as a whale |
| Suave competitor |
| Symbol of cuteness |
| Take a bit from, as savings |
| Tea-making gadgets |
| The Tar Heels: Abbr. |
| They have feet and stems |
| This pulls a bit |
| Those, to Tomás |
| Tricky pitch |
| Turner of TV channels |
| Unkempt hair |
| Utopias |
| Wild plum |
| Windy City transports |
| Wing alternative |
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