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'Rabbit Is Rich' Pulitzer winner crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of March 26th, 2017 other clues |
| 'Hmm ... probably not' |
| 'Idaho cakes,' in diner lingo |
| 'Revelations' choreographer |
| 'The Wealth of Nations' subj |
| 'Who ___ you?' |
| 1953 hit film set in Wyoming |
| 1970s TV cartoon series, with 'The' |
| 1973 #1 hit for Jim Croce |
| Actor Reeves |
| Actress Peet |
| Animal with striped legs |
| B-side of Bruce Springsteen's 'Dancing in the Dark' |
| Bandleader Eubanks, familiarly |
| Big airport inits |
| Big name in ice cream |
| Big, husky sorts |
| Biggest employer in Moline, Ill |
| Bona fide |
| Bowls over |
| Bridge position |
| Buick model |
| Burned rubber |
| Cabbage variety |
| Cameo, for one |
| Captain of the Pequod |
| Chum |
| City with a University of Texas campus |
| Civil rights icon John |
| Claw |
| Comic's asset |
| Control groups |
| Conundrum |
| Costume worn by Michelle Pfeiffer in 'Batman Returns' |
| Degree in math? |
| Delighting? |
| Delta hub, in brief |
| Difficult conditions for sailing |
| Director Kurosawa |
| Drop-___ |
| Dystopian film of 1971 |
| Easy-to-peel fruit |
| Epstein-___ virus |
| European language |
| False start? |
| Feudal lords |
| Figure skating jump |
| Filmer in a stadium |
| First and last word of the Musketeers' motto |
| Former Big Apple mayor Giuliani |
| French for 'sword' |
| Fruit tree |
| Gaggle : geese :: ___ : emus |
| German article |
| Get ready for a long drive |
| GPS, e.g., in military lingo |
| Harem servants, often |
| Hathaway of 'The Intern' |
| Hearty soups |
| Hit pay dirt |
| Hoity-toity |
| Howard of Hollywood |
| Hug |
| I.M. chuckle |
| Image on the back of a dollar bill |
| Indian city whose name is an anagram of some Indian music |
| Interstate hauler |
| It may carry a virus |
| It might give you a shock |
| It's a wrap |
| It's between the Study and Lounge on a Clue board |
| Its state song is 'Yankee Doodle': Abbr |
| James of NBC's 'The Blacklist' |
| Jolly Roger, in 'Peter Pan' |
| Juice brand whose middle letter is represented as a heart |
| Jury-rigged |
| Letter header |
| Lindsay of 'Freaky Friday' |
| Little Rascals' ring-eyed pooch |
| Lyre-plucking Muse |
| Martial arts move |
| Martin Van Buren was the first president who wasn't one |
| Matches, at a table |
| Mauna ___ |
| Medicinal plant |
| Military decorations featuring George Washington's profile |
| Missile Command maker |
| Monastery head's jurisdiction |
| Movie review revelations |
| Noodle dish |
| One of the geeks on 'The Big Bang Theory' |
| One side in golf's Ryder Cup |
| Onetime acquisition of G.E |
| Opera highlight |
| Org. that usually meets in evenings |
| P.D. dispatch |
| Parisian palace |
| Pennsylvania's 'Gem City' |
| Philosopher who wrote 'To be sane in a world of madmen is in itself madness' |
| Planter's aid |
| Point out |
| Possible subject of a French scandal |
| Pour, as wine |
| Practice mixology |
| Pull (in) |
| Pull out |
| Rank between viscount and marquess |
| Retriever's retrieval, maybe |
| Rice-Eccles Stadium player |
| Rihanna album featuring 'Work' |
| Rushes on banks? |
| Scintilla |
| Shade of gray |
| Shelley's 'To the Moon,' e.g |
| Shipping coolant |
| Shoulder muscle |
| Sign of decay |
| Slapstick sidekick of old comedy |
| Song of mourning |
| South American prairie |
| Stammered syllables |
| Target protector, perhaps |
| Téa of 'Madam Secretary' |
| Tickles |
| Title creature in a 1958 #1 Sheb Wooley hit |
| Toll |
| Tushy |
| Vitamix competitor |
| Welcomes |
| What may be brewing |
| Wild Turkey and Jim Beam |
| Word both before and after 'to' |
| Words of defiance |
| World capital whose seal depicts St. Hallvard |
| Wrestler's wear |
| Zen master's query |
| ___ Bowl |
| ___ milk |
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