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S, on a French compass crossword clue
S U D
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| New York Times crossword of September 14th, 2008 other clues |
| First name in gossip |
| Focused (on) |
| Foe of Spider-Man |
| Fuming |
| G.P.S. suggestion |
| Gene who sang 'Back in the Saddle Again' |
| Genealogical grp. |
| Genre explored by Run-D.M.C. and Aerosmith |
| Hall's partner in pop |
| Have a break at 4:00, say |
| Hit Sony product introduced in 1984 |
| Inner circle |
| Is past? |
| It appears when things go bad |
| It might run in the rain |
| It's called in a political convention roll call |
| It's darn likely |
| It's usually said with the eyes closed |
| Jabbers |
| Job interview topic |
| Keep an eye out for |
| Kind of bar |
| Kind of skill |
| Langston Hughes poem |
| Last resort in poker, often |
| Leader of a flock |
| Like some modern maps |
| Like some professors |
| Litigant |
| Lookout, maybe |
| Lords and ladies |
| Lucratively |
| MADD member |
| Married |
| Sub with sauerkraut? |
| Surface-___ |
| Symptom of catarrh |
| The 'A' of James A. Garfield |
| Thrill seeker |
| Triple-edged sword |
| Troop troupe: Abbr. |
| U.S. gas chain |
| Undercover device |
| Unlikely event for puritans |
| Untangles, in a way |
| Vegas openings? |
| W., e.g.: Abbr. |
| Wages, before overtime |
| Weightlifter's helper |
| Were present? |
| When Cannes heats up |
| White wine from Verona |
| Wig |
| Wise guy |
| Worth mentioning |
| ___ Taylor, co-host of 'Make Me a Supermodel' |
| 'Esq.' titleholders |
| 'Hop ___!' |
| 'If you ask me,' online |
| 'Quite possibly' |
| 'My, my, old chap!' |
| 'OMG, that's sooo funny!' |
| 'This is how it's done' |
| 'Was it ___ I saw?' (classic palindrome) |
| 'Yippee!' |
| ABC a.m. show, briefly |
| Actors Max and Max Jr. |
| Admit defeat, in a way |
| Alvin and the Chipmunks, e.g. |
| American, Swiss, etc. |
| Basic travel path |
| Beer serving in a pub |
| Biker's add-on |
| Boils down |
| Bottle opener's surprise |
| Bow to |
| Brisk pace |
| Campaigns for |
| Cancún resident, once |
| Cause of many uprisings |
| Cavs, on a scoreboard |
| Coffee table item |
| Cool ___ |
| Cry at sea |
| Cyberball maker |
| Daring |
| Design feature of many a viaduct |
| Diurnally |
| Do away with |
| Doesn't waver |
| Drinks in frosted glasses |
| Dusk, to Donne |
| Ear part |
| Early Chinese dynasty |
| Economy-size |
| Egg holders |
| Enhance |
| Equips with new clips |
| Eroded |
| Euripides drama |
| Experts at exports |
| Farm call |
| Farm machine |
| Filled (with) |
| First name in cosmetics |
| Meager |
| Members of the bar? |
| Mexican mouse chaser |
| Model after |
| Mustang rivals |
| Native tongue of R&B singer Rihanna |
| Nativity figure |
| Now, in Nogales |
| Paris was part of it |
| Part of a horse's genealogy |
| Part of a serial |
| Pattern for light or sound |
| Polite disclaimer |
| Pop singer who appeared in the movie 'Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band' |
| Portraitist of George Washington |
| Possible punishment for steroid use |
| Prefix with sphere |
| Professional with many contacts? |
| Proust title character |
| Robot maid on 'The Jetsons' |
| Samuel L. Jackson's character in 'Pulp Fiction' |
| Sask. neighbor |
| Scrape (out) |
| See |
| Singer who said 'At least I had that, one guy understood me' |
| Singles and jingles |
| Sioux tribe member |
| Small African antelope |
| Soft hat materials |
| Some exams for joint pain sufferers |
| Sorority chapter |
| Spreader of holiday cheer |
| Squared away |
| State capital on the Colorado River |
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