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Racing jibs crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of May 9th, 1999 other clues |
| 'A Man and a Woman' composer |
| 'Hair' co-writer |
| 'Hamlet' court fop |
| 'Hansel and Gretel' prop |
| 'Jurassic Park' actress |
| 'Lulu' composer |
| '___ he drove out of sight...' |
| '___ New World' (Arlen/Gershwin song) |
| ...at a beach picnic |
| ...at a family reunion |
| ...at the dinner table |
| ...on a daughter's wedding day |
| ...on a long car trip |
| ...on Christmas morning |
| ...on Mother's Day |
| ...on the first day of school |
| 80's-90's singer Suzanne |
| A bank may have one |
| A.T.M. need |
| Actress Patricia and others |
| Allied victory site of 7/18/44 |
| Andre Young, a k a Dr. ___ |
| Bagel request |
| Bathroom need |
| Bear |
| Blue-pencils |
| Brazilian port of 1 million |
| Buffet table items |
| Caldwell of 'Master Class' |
| Camelot, to Arthur |
| Capons, once |
| Casts off |
| Certain speech sound |
| Checker, e.g. |
| Chomp |
| Christian ___ |
| Christie creation |
| Chucks |
| Cigarette introduced in 1913 |
| Cio-Cio-___ (Madame Butterfly) |
| Clearwater National Forest locale |
| Cole Porter's '___ Loved' |
| Coming |
| Common background for British P.M.'s |
| Crawled, say |
| Cream ingredient |
| Cries after charges are made |
| D.D.E.'s arena |
| Degraded |
| Dickens's Little Dorrit |
| Direct-mail sticker |
| Director Wertmuller |
| Do a knight's work |
| Dorks |
| Eagle's grp. |
| East, in Ecuador |
| Edsels, commercially |
| Egg containers |
| Enduring |
| Face-off |
| Fancy ___ |
| Fat |
| Figure skater Kulik |
| Film director Allégret |
| Fires |
| Fishing wires |
| Gambler's I.O.U. |
| Go once over lightly |
| Gone by |
| Grand Prix circuit name |
| Grown-up elvers |
| Gusto |
| High ratings |
| High-jump need |
| Hole producer |
| House pet's plaint |
| Hypnologist's subject |
| Insectivorous creature |
| It's bad on wood floors |
| Jack-tar |
| Jeered |
| Jerk |
| Kind of race |
| Kind of whale |
| Knots |
| Le Carrè specialty |
| Life form |
| Like Homo sapiens |
| Lionized comedian? |
| Lit |
| Locale in a western |
| Long-necked instrument |
| Man who's wired? |
| Mideast grp. |
| Music since the 40's |
| Not willing to experiment, maybe |
| Old New Yorker cartoonist Gardner ___ |
| One of a Latin trio |
| Penne alternative |
| Poetic adverb |
| Poplars |
| Prefix with red |
| Present |
| Put out |
| Querying responses |
| Robert ___ |
| Roommate, informally |
| Run through |
| Rural parent |
| Safeguard |
| Sandra Dee title role, 1961 and 1963 |
| Scads |
| Silly Putty holder |
| Singer Sumac |
| Site of many 90's experiments |
| Skin |
| Small amount |
| Social connections |
| Some meditation |
| Some shoes, for short |
| Somebody special |
| Speech coach's assignment |
| Spring ahead |
| Start of the last line in 'The Star-Spangled Banner' |
| Stone with curved, colored bands |
| Subj. of the 1962 Nobel Prize in Medicine |
| Suffix with Capri |
| Sweeping |
| Sweet Italian wine |
| Tee, e.g. |
| Theories |
| Threshold |
| Tiny, in part |
| Title woman in a 1925 Broadway hit |
| Tyler and Jackson, e.g. |
| Underlying |
| Unite |
| Without this, a maid is mad |
| Work places with tables, for short |
| ___ tiger |
| ___ uncle |
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