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Really enjoy going to carnivals? crossword clue
L O V E A F A I R
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| New York Times crossword of November 7th, 2010 other clues |
| 'Beauty and the Beast,' e.g. |
| 'Darn!' |
| 'Fine, tell me' |
| 'Goodness me!' |
| 'Illmatic' rapper |
| 'Well, old chap!' |
| 85-Down is part of it |
| A sixth of the way through the hour |
| Activity with flags |
| Addams Family cousin |
| Air bag? |
| Annapolis frosh |
| Any minute now |
| Arthur C. Clarke's 'Rendezvous With ___' |
| Bender |
| Big name in denim |
| Blaster |
| British P.M. between Churchill and Macmillan |
| Bunch |
| Call makers |
| Call to a dog |
| Certain gamete |
| Classic sports cars |
| Classic theater name |
| Conger cousin |
| Connections |
| Couple |
| Debussy subject |
| Deck for divining |
| Didn't go |
| Early Beatles songs are in it |
| Entrance requirement, sometimes |
| Features of some jeans |
| Fervid |
| Film you don't want to see |
| First name on '60 Minutes' |
| First near-Earth asteroid to be discovered |
| Foe of 130-Across, at birth |
| Fool |
| For fear that |
| Fountain order |
| Freeloaded |
| Frisking Dracula? |
| Frolic |
| Furniture material |
| Gang's area |
| George Orwell's alma mater |
| Get rid of |
| Goldman ___ |
| Good-looker |
| Gray |
| Gym number |
| H.S. junior's exam |
| Handyman's exclamation |
| Home of the highways H1 and H2 |
| Home to fly into |
| Island do |
| It has 21 spots |
| It may be elementary |
| It may involve punitive tariffs |
| It was developed by Apple, IBM and Motorola |
| Jewelry designer Elsa |
| Kind of film |
| Kingdom overthrown in 2008 |
| Lake ___ City, Ariz. |
| Lay on |
| Letter start |
| Lex Luthor alter ego, once |
| Like grizzlies |
| Mark who won the 1998 Masters |
| May event, informally |
| Mechanic's task? |
| Moreover |
| Mother of Helen and Pollux |
| Neighbor of Nigeria and Togo |
| No Mr. Nice Guy |
| Nobel Prize subj. |
| Noncommittal reply |
| Northern hemisphere? |
| Not worth debating |
| Nutty treat |
| Ocean areas |
| One of the Crusader states |
| Opera singer Simon |
| Oscar-nominated actor with the given name Aristotelis |
| Part of a Latin conjugation |
| Partway home |
| Peripheral |
| Pinned down? |
| Plain homes? |
| Popular word in German product packaging |
| Portrayer of June in 'Henry & June' |
| Prepresidential title for Bill Clinton or Woodrow Wilson: Abbr. |
| Preserves holder |
| Rake |
| Razzed |
| Reads the riot act |
| Ready for publication |
| Refuse to shut up |
| Requested |
| Scaling tool |
| See 3-Down |
| Seemingly without end |
| Sentence structure? |
| Shaggy locks |
| Sitarist Shankar |
| Sitcom role for Brandy Norwood |
| Site of Hercules' first labor |
| Site of the brachial artery |
| Skin layer |
| Sleep unit? |
| Slide sight |
| Smirnoff competitor |
| Snowman's prop |
| Spot overseer |
| Spunk |
| Star-___ |
| Steve who played the title role of Hercules in a 1959 film |
| Stockholder? |
| Stockholders? |
| Straddling one's opponent? |
| Sudden fancy |
| Take in |
| Take to the cleaners |
| Takes nothing in |
| The 'K' of James K. Polk |
| They have duel purposes |
| Took a card |
| Trying to stay awake? |
| Twice-a-month tide |
| Un-P.C. suffix |
| Unpopular baby name |
| Vigorous |
| Vinegar |
| What the dissatisfied female giftee might do after Christmas? |
| With 4-Down, in relation to |
| Work, in a way |
| Working hard on |
| Writer Levin |
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