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Pointy-headed fish crossword clue
P I K E
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| New York Times crossword of October 26th, 2017 other clues |
| Smell like |
| Something to debate |
| Southernmost active volcano in the world ... or a cryptic hint to certain squares in this puzzle |
| Southwestern ski resort |
| Split |
| Spot for a yacht |
| Squaring (with) |
| Stadium sounds |
| Timetable word |
| Tolkien creature |
| Unfamiliar with |
| Vim |
| Vivify |
| Weekly 90-min. TV show |
| Windy City rail inits |
| With 23-Across, picnic table locale |
| ___ party |
| Drive |
| East African people |
| Featherweight champion of the world, e.g |
| Finger-wagging, say |
| Frilly garment |
| Frozen food brand |
| Go down |
| Grp. known as the Bureau of Chemistry from 1901 to 1927 |
| Heart |
| Holders of toys |
| Home of Panasonic |
| Impress |
| Indian beverage |
| It might make you start |
| Its capital is an Atlantic port |
| Kind of keg |
| Klutzes |
| Labor leader played by Jack Nicholson in a 1992 biopic |
| Like something that can't be defended |
| Lily Tomlin's 'one ringy-dingy' character on old TV |
| Norfolk Southern and others: Abbr |
| Not remain aloof |
| Ones down in the mouth? |
| Opera that takes place in 1800 and premiered in 1900 |
| Out of style |
| Pale |
| Raiment |
| Response to a sophomoric joke |
| See 60-Down |
| Sense of style |
| Sierra and Canyon maker |
| Site of a famous opening shot |
| 'The great binder and loosener,' per Jung |
| 'Bandstand Boogie' bandleader Larry |
| 'Cherry Wine' rapper, 2012 |
| 'Cleopatra' prop |
| 'For shame!' |
| 'Takes care of' |
| 'You got it!' |
| '___ my first night beneath the Sun' (Dickinson poem) |
| 17+ million square miles of the earth |
| 2007 Heisman winner who went on to play for the Broncos |
| 4 x 100 and others |
| 42-Across airer |
| AA group |
| Answer to 'Who wears a long cap on his head?,' in song |
| Anterior |
| Apple employer, once? |
| Asparagus, mostly |
| Attack |
| Be down |
| Biblical preposition |
| Big thing in London? |
| Black ___ (voodoo and such) |
| Bustling |
| Certain Bach composition |
| Courageous and energetic sort, they say |
| Debaters take them |
| Director Anderson |
| Doesn't lose |
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