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R&B funk trio with the 1990 hit 'Feels Good' crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of November 28th, 2010 other clues |
| 'Are we not joking about that yet?' |
| 'Butter knife' of golf |
| 'Cómo es ___?' (Spanish 'Why?') |
| 'Deus ___' (1976 sci-fi novel) |
| 'Diary of a Madman' author |
| 'Don't try any more tricks!' |
| 'Right there with you' |
| 'Whip It' band |
| 'Yes, Virginia, there ___ Santa Claus' |
| 10 Downing St. figures |
| 1960s girl group, with 'the' |
| A lot of an orchestra |
| Amaze |
| Annual Manhattan event (represented symbolically in this puzzle) |
| Asserts something |
| Austin-to-Waco dir. |
| Avant-garde composer Brian |
| Award named for a Hall-of-Fame pitcher |
| Beatles' last studio album |
| Beginning |
| Big name in late-night |
| Bingeing |
| Bitter quarrels |
| Blind guess |
| Blogger, e.g. |
| Blue stuff |
| Break off |
| Brooks or Blanc |
| Came to realize |
| Canned foods giant |
| Capital of Iceland? |
| Ceaselessly |
| Chinese 'way' |
| Christmas ___ |
| Chu ___ (legendary Confucian sage) |
| Clean again, as a floor |
| Cookie with creme |
| Cosmetics giant |
| Creatures known to lick their own eyeballs |
| Cry of self-pride |
| Cuisine with pad see ew noodles |
| December fall |
| Deem |
| Detach, in a way |
| Dinner in a can |
| Discus path |
| Doesn't shut up |
| Echo producer |
| Escapee from a witch in a Grimm tale |
| Essays |
| Exactly right |
| Extra-large top? |
| Felt in the gut |
| Firm newbie |
| Flops in lots |
| Footnote abbr. |
| Fraudster |
| French seasoning |
| Frenchman's term of address |
| Frozen, perhaps |
| Funny Costello |
| Gate projection, for short |
| Go by |
| Hardly a plain Jane |
| Here, in Dijon |
| Home of Hells Gate State Park |
| How pets may fly |
| In thing |
| Input |
| Intense heat |
| Is worth doing |
| It guards the heart |
| It may be put down on a roll |
| It was wrapped around the Forum |
| It's picked in Maui |
| Itty-bitty |
| Jane at Thornfield |
| Just below the boiling point |
| Kind of moment |
| Kind of party |
| Kind of romance between actors |
| La Palma, e.g. |
| Leader of the Silver Bullet Band |
| Letter-shaped support |
| Like St. Nick |
| Lillian of silents |
| Literary inits. |
| Low-___ |
| Magnetic disruption in space |
| Man in the hood? |
| Mount in myth |
| Movie co. behind 'Wordplay' and 'My Big Fat Greek Wedding' |
| Mythological triad |
| N.B.A.'er Smits, a k a the Dunkin' Dutchman |
| Not benched, as in hockey |
| Not overspending |
| Nuts about |
| One of the Gandhis |
| One using twisted humor |
| One-named rock star |
| Onetime 'S.N.L.' regular Tina |
| Org. that infiltrated Nazi Germany |
| Out |
| Overfills |
| Part of a sunbow |
| Part of an ear |
| Passes with flying colors |
| Peach, e.g. |
| Picker-upper |
| Pirate's realm |
| Places for needles |
| Porker's place |
| Preceders of xis |
| Provides service that can't be beat? |
| PX patrons |
| Quick flight |
| R.V. refuge org. |
| Rare blood type, for short |
| Razzle-dazzle |
| Ready |
| Really, really want |
| Reflux |
| Richard Gere title role of 2000 |
| Roulette bet |
| Rx amount: Abbr. |
| Sarcastic sort |
| See 3-Down |
| Seek damages |
| Sends packing |
| Set to go off, say |
| Shed thing |
| Shih ___ (dog) |
| Shtick |
| Signs of dreaming |
| Snack food with a Harvest Cheddar flavor |
| Something groundbreaking? |
| Sounded sheepish? |
| Source of some rings |
| Start for -centric |
| Start for 148-Across? |
| Stave (off) |
| Stream of consciousness, for short? |
| Stretched figures |
| Strong aversion, colloquially |
| Swell |
| Swingers' grp. |
| Take in, as guests |
| Texas A&M athletes |
| Tiny creature |
| Title for Judge Judy |
| Torque's symbol |
| Traditional centerpiece of 148-Across |
| Transmission repair franchise |
| Trattoria topper |
| Up for bidding |
| Vegas opening? |
| Wakens |
| Walgreens rival |
| Western tribe |
| What it must do |
| What might go for a dip? |
| When repeated, an old sitcom farewell |
| Where 148-Across takes place |
| Wide-lapel jackets |
| Winds |
| With 5-Down, when 148-Across traditionally takes place |
| Worked up |
| Zero |
| ___ Grand |
| ___ Na Na |
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