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Pirate, in old slang crossword clue
S E A R A T
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| New York Times crossword of September 4th, 2016 other clues |
| 'Cease!' on the seas |
| 'Check and ___' |
| 'Don't let those guys escape!' |
| 'Going somewhere?' |
| 'It's all good' |
| 'Negotiations are off!' |
| 'Old MacDonald' sounds |
| 'Ready!' |
| 'Since you didn't hear me the first time ...' |
| 'That makes sense' |
| 'That ___ part of our agreement!' |
| 1997 film megahit |
| 2022 World Cup host |
| 24 in a caffeine molecule |
| A U.S. flag is a common one |
| Actor Reeves |
| Airport posting, for short |
| Ammonia and lye |
| And more |
| Answer to 'Is Bonn the capital of Deutschland?' |
| Ball in a socket |
| Bareilles who sang 'Love Song' |
| Basic form of a word |
| Begin a voyage |
| Behemoths |
| Beverage since 1922 |
| Big mouths |
| Big swig |
| Bio course: Abbr |
| Bit |
| Breathe out |
| Burns's refusal |
| Cain mutiny victim? |
| Calvin Coolidge's reputed reply to a woman who bet she could get more than two words out of him |
| Choice |
| City where Mexico's routes 1 and 2 meet |
| Concorde, e.g |
| Cops, with 'the' |
| Descend in a controlled fashion |
| Diamond head? |
| Do to ___ |
| Droop |
| Electees |
| End-of-seminar feature |
| Flair |
| Flattened at the poles |
| Foist (upon) |
| Footnote material |
| Game-winning line |
| Gertrude ___, first woman to swim the English Channel |
| Giggle syllable |
| Go (for) |
| Go on |
| Grp. sponsoring the Muzzle Loading Championship |
| Have a one-person apartment, say |
| Ice cream flavor |
| Ignoramus |
| Indication of freshness |
| Just like always |
| Justice Kagan |
| Kind of camera, for short |
| Lead-in to Victoria or Albert |
| Leave in |
| Like Calvin Coolidge |
| Like many a lad or lass |
| Like three men of rhyme |
| Lock |
| Mani-___ |
| Martians, in 'The War of the Worlds' |
| Material in two states |
| Meh |
| Might be able to do it |
| Miracle-___ |
| Most important piece in échecs |
| Multicolored candy in a yellow package |
| Negatives |
| Neglect |
| Neighbor of Illinois |
| Neocons, e.g |
| Noted index |
| Noted philanthropic family |
| Number of hills in ancient Rome |
| Ocean bottom? |
| Offered for breeding |
| Old men |
| One of two in the Adidas logo |
| Optometrist, at times |
| Oscar-winning Berry |
| Positive sign |
| Prefix with parasite |
| Red ___ |
| Relative of a weasel |
| Relatives of scooters |
| Release from TLC or Alicia Keys |
| Releases |
| Response to a flatterer |
| Retired Steeler Taylor |
| Rx writer |
| Scads |
| School in Oxford, informally |
| Short dagger |
| Shout made while pointing |
| Simplify |
| Site of the George Bush Presidential Library |
| Slightly |
| Slithy one, to Carroll |
| Smooth and glossy |
| Some fuel oils |
| Sources of mescaline |
| Spa sound |
| Spanish prefix with líneas |
| Start of a time capsule direction |
| Stemmed (from) |
| Subordinate: Abbr |
| Surrounder of la Grande Jatte |
| Sushi go-with |
| Takes it easy |
| Tangles |
| Targeted |
| Tee seller |
| The 'E' of HOMES |
| The 'e' of i.e |
| They mind their manors |
| Things aggressive people may throw |
| Transition |
| Turkish money |
| United Nations concern |
| View in awe |
| Weak |
| Where bees be |
| Word often replaced with 'your' |
| Word that becomes its own synonym when spelled backward |
| Wordsworth work |
| ___ Alamos |
| ___ bag (party giveaway) |
| ___ Fresh (Tex-Mex chain) |
| ___ letter (college app part) |
| ___ salad |
| ___-Atlantic |
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