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E N T R S T
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| New York Times crossword of March 18th, 2012 other clues |
| Last place you'll see a bachelor |
| Late rallies |
| Letter after delta |
| Letter-shaped opening in some pistons |
| Like some collisions |
| Lower |
| Manchester's St. ___ Church |
| Many Bics |
| Medical suffix |
| Members of a Connecticut tribe |
| Mexican cooking ingredients called 'flores de calabaza' in Spanish |
| Meyerbeer output |
| Murder, ___ |
| Neighbor of Mo |
| New York lake |
| Newsworthy 1950s trial, informally |
| Occasions to try out riffs |
| OK setting in the summer |
| Old French coin |
| One of the 'Desperate Housewives' |
| Orts |
| Part of a medical bill |
| Part of a.m |
| Peeping Tom's home |
| Petitions |
| Pharmaceutical company that developed Metamucil and Dramamine |
| Picks up |
| Poetic period |
| Poetry contests |
| Political writings |
| Primarily |
| Protected against |
| Pulls down |
| Put into motion |
| Raga instruments |
| Rah-rah |
| Remedy for acid reflux |
| Request |
| Road designer, e.g.: Abbr |
| Roy of country music |
| Rule that ended in 1947 |
| Runs through |
| Scottish inventor and road builder John Loudon ___ |
| Seasonal helper |
| Sewing machine parts |
| Skewed |
| Snoops (around) |
| Some morning fund-raisers |
| Sources of pollen grains |
| South American tuber |
| Spanish girls |
| Special delivery |
| Stares slack-jawed |
| Storytelling Studs |
| Stuck |
| Suffered a financial setback, slangily |
| Syrian's neighbor |
| Tangent, e.g |
| They might be held at a sewage plant |
| Toy piano sound |
| Unhip |
| Unmoving machine parts |
| Very serious, as an accident |
| Was manic |
| Water in the Oise |
| When the pressure's on |
| Widely popular shows, say |
| Cartoon character voiced by Mel Blanc |
| Change in Mexico |
| Change, as keyboard keys |
| Choir voice |
| Clambake dish |
| Climb, as a rope |
| Clump of grass |
| Collect |
| Confine |
| Corn unit |
| Cross |
| Crossed the tarmac |
| Cultivate, in a way |
| Dander |
| Daredevil Knievel |
| Data storage device |
| Decalogue possessive |
| Diamond substitute |
| Diaper wearer |
| Diploma, e.g.: Abbr |
| Dirt |
| Doesn't get taught a lesson? |
| Dos + tres |
| Draft pick? |
| Driver's aid |
| E.T.S. offering |
| Echelon |
| Entertains |
| Epitome of simplicity |
| Face-offs |
| Feels for |
| First Estate |
| Followed |
| Formal/informal reply to 'Who's there?' |
| Former Ford offering, for short |
| Four front? |
| Freezes over |
| French weapon |
| Gen ___ |
| Go (to) |
| Godzilla, e.g |
| Gridiron figs |
| Habitual teeth grinding |
| Half brother of Athena |
| Hamlet confidant |
| Hawaiian souvenir? |
| Heart |
| Hero of an old Scottish ballad |
| High-___ |
| Hike the price of, perhaps |
| Hooked (up) |
| Impress clearly |
| Irk |
| It can help you get inside someone's head |
| It involves a trip to the underworld |
| It's not liquid |
| It's not liquid |
| Italian actress Eleonora |
| Italian turnover |
| Item at a bakery |
| Item of winter sports equipment |
| J.F.K., e.g |
| Jamaican coffee liqueur |
| Jumbo combatants |
| Kofi of the U.N |
| Label for unmentionables? |
| Lampoons |
| Yearn (for) |
| Yoo follower |
| Zhou ___ |
| 1950 film in which Frank Bigelow investigates his own murder |
| ___ rat |
| 'For real!' |
| 'Nobody else is coming' |
| 'Side by Side by Sondheim,' e.g |
| 'The Closer' airer |
| '___ me!' |
| 88-Across, for one |
| Aberdeen hillside |
| Airing |
| Aisle or window, e.g.: Abbr |
| Al dente, say |
| Aligned |
| An affront |
| Area near Little Italy |
| Arles affirmatives |
| Attendee |
| Avails oneself of |
| Bank offerings, in brief |
| Barbarian |
| Barely gets |
| Beknighted souls? |
| Bencher's target |
| Big media event |
| Bills are in it: Abbr |
| Blue material |
| Bonnie and Clyde contemporary |
| Bottom line? |
| Boxer Ali |
| Bunting is part of it |
| Burro, e.g |
| Car safety feature |
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