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Rows that run deep crossword clue
F E U D S
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| New York Times crossword of October 31st, 2015 other clues |
| Site of an arrangement |
| Soap dish, possibly? |
| Socializes (with) |
| Soft top |
| Some printers |
| Suddenly and angrily stop playing a game, in modern lingo |
| Sulk |
| Targets of a so-called 'juice cleanse' |
| Test tube material |
| Ways of sitting in yoga |
| Western union locale? |
| What clones share |
| White matter component |
| Word that can be common |
| ___ Park |
| Academy omissions |
| 'It Can Wait' spot, e.g |
| 'Radiolab' producer |
| 'What's that?' |
| 1946 Goethe Prize winner |
| 1960s-'80s Chevrolet coupe utility vehicle |
| Accident figures, for short |
| Attention-grabbing riff, perhaps |
| Aural measure |
| Bid for a balanced hand |
| Blueprint notation |
| British Invasion group |
| Came clean |
| Candy company that makes gummy bears |
| Car and Driver assignment |
| Charlie Brown, e.g |
| Classic 1971 album that closes with 'Riders on the Storm' |
| Coldwell Banker competitor |
| Considerably |
| Dance floor abilities |
| Decorative fixture |
| Deferential respect |
| Diner stack |
| Dope, say |
| Eating at the bar, perhaps |
| Former Baath Party stronghold |
| Former chain store for kids |
| Gangsta rap characters |
| Gaynor with the one-woman show 'Razzle Dazzle!' |
| Get stuck |
| Hardly pleased with |
| Healthful beverage high in antioxidants |
| In a manner of speaking |
| Invited over for coffee, say |
| Johnny who used to cry 'Come on down!' |
| Knocked down |
| Light fountain selections |
| Like the explorer Henry Hudson |
| Linguists study them |
| Look to do some character assassination |
| Many a Snapchat user |
| Mellows out |
| One to one, e.g |
| Overrun |
| Planks work them |
| Possible consequence of cheating |
| Progressive business: Abbr |
| Puts up a jumper, say |
| Secure, as help |
| Shares quarters (with) |
| Short, sharp, metallic sound |
| Simple, simple, simple |
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