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| New York Times crossword of April 1st, 2015 other clues |
| 'Put 'er there, pal!' |
| 'All right, already!' |
| 'Happy birthday! Make a wish and blow' |
| 'Here, have a drink' |
| 'No bid for me' |
| 'One more thing ...' |
| 'Sho' nuff!' |
| 'Smarter Planet' co |
| 'Smell my corsage' |
| '___ put it another way ...' |
| '___ Survivor' (2013 war film) |
| 1925 Pulitzer Prize winner for Edna Ferber |
| Atlantic City casino, with 'the' |
| Barber's sprinkle |
| Be hot under the collar |
| Big name in audio equipment |
| Boating hazards |
| Brother's keeper? |
| Ceaselessly |
| Channel turned to at many bars |
| Clothing item worn diagonally |
| Cooper's tool |
| Curtis Mayfield's 'Move ___' |
| Cut or scrape, in totspeak |
| Cuz's father |
| Dianne of 'Law & Order' |
| Drawing of a bakery? |
| Dynamite |
| Encircle |
| Ending with peek |
| Expand |
| Eyelid annoyance |
| Film composer Schifrin |
| Funny Bombeck |
| Gallic girlfriend |
| Group with the hit 1978 album 'The Album' |
| Hello or goodbye |
| Holds back a grade |
| Impersonates |
| Insincere |
| Kate's kisser in a classic tongue twister |
| Kind of relationship |
| Lacking Verizon coverage, maybe |
| Larsson who wrote 'The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo' |
| Links org |
| Manhattan Project project, informally |
| Meower |
| Monsters' mouths |
| Neighbor of Colo |
| Not electives: Abbr |
| Not laid-back |
| One a baby may cry out to |
| Prefix with classical |
| Purchase with popcorn |
| Region off the Côte d'Azur |
| Rowan of 'Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In' |
| Sign of disuse |
| Silencer |
| Slo-pitch pitches |
| Some of the best ones are crazy |
| Spaniard's 'other' |
| Speaker of the clues for 18-, 24-, 38- and 51-Across |
| Start over with a clean slate? |
| Threepio's buddy |
| Toyota competitor |
| True |
| Visiting the Library of Cong., say |
| Weather line |
| Welcome to the fold? |
| Well-heeled Marcos? |
| What you might solve a puzzle with |
| Wine: Prefix |
| ___ B'rith |
| ___ double take |
| ___ Irvin, first art director of The New Yorker |
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