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New York Times crossword of April 6th, 2003 other clues |
'Friends' character |
'Hannah and Her Sisters' Oscar winner |
'Now that's sexy!' |
'That's ___!' |
'Three's Company' roommate |
'___ matter' |
'___ no-o-o ...' |
'___ Rebel' (Crystals song) |
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1955 Horse of the Year |
1970's-80's court star Dan |
20-20, e.g. |
Actor Robert of 'The Sopranos' |
Ancient city with remains near Aleppo |
And the following: Lat. |
Base hit? |
Be precarious, maybe |
Be responsible for |
Beach-going mil. craft |
Beau Bridges |
Blockhead |
Blunders |
Brilliant |
Carpi |
Cartoon canine |
Catherine who was a queen |
Cause for a correction |
Certain estate owner |
Certain party attire |
Chagrined |
Charles G. Finney's 'The Circus of Dr. ___' |
Christian Slater |
Citrus-damaging insect |
Clothes holder |
Cool, in slang |
Dark period for France |
Disappearing act? |
Drops a bomb? |
Earnings |
Earthy pigment |
Erode |
Fatuous |
Fertility goddess |
Financial speculator, for short |
Finish a task completely |
Foster Brooks |
Gave up, in a way |
Gen. Scowcroft |
General Mills cereal |
Girlfriends, in Guatemala |
Glove material |
Hebrew alphabet starter |
Hot ___ |
Hot-climate building material |
How business executives are often posed |
Hurly-burly |
Hurt a little |
In good health |
In one's heart of hearts |
India's ___ Chess Academy |
Initiate |
Insurance fraud ploy, perhaps |
Iron ___ |
John Denver |
Juno rival |
Kind of shooter |
Like ideal teeth |
Like one side of an aisle: Abbr. |
Like some seals |
Like the dragon Fafnir |
Make a permanent impression |
Masques, e.g. |
Minimal order |
Mire |
Mishmash |
Mix of movies |
Mountain sight |
Music genre |
Musical equipment |
NE Italian city |
Nickname of N.F.L. legend Ed Jones |
Not openly |
Noted choreographer of Baryshnikov |
October's stone |
Oft-repeated Beatles refrain |
Oomph |
Overwhelmed |
Paltry |
Paolo Veronese's field |
Part in the shining? |
Patty Duke |
People sometimes go to them |
Period ending January 6 |
Plaster base |
Play catcher, say |
Plus |
Predilections |
Premiere of 1887 |
Protected the king, in a way |
Pry |
Ready |
Reagan-appointed justice |
Really out there |
Red Buttons |
Rich Little |
Run out of juice |
Sainted 13th-century philosopher |
Sauce with olive oil |
See 111-Across |
Similarly overweight |
Small fry |
Small herd of seals |
Squiggles and such |
Suit part |
Take in, in a way |
They lack cutting edges |
Tori Spelling |
Track competitors |
Tube inits. |
Tube inits. |
Until the due date |
Utmost |
Valuable deposits |
Waits patiently |
Western state, slangily |
Wine characteristic |
Winged |
With 1-Down, famed dancer |
Wizard visitor |
Writer who's always seeing things? |
Yours, to Yvette |
___ pro nobis |
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