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Sadist, e.g. crossword clue
A B U S E R
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| New York Times crossword of March 15th, 2003 other clues |
| Hang, in a way |
| Hurry |
| In ___ (trapped) |
| It may be lost |
| It often has an advantage |
| It's continuous with the cornea |
| Kind of drive |
| Like infants and grudges |
| Like some choirs: Var. |
| Lock |
| Madison Avenue's 'loneliest guy in town' |
| Market leader? |
| Midway cry |
| Minuscule amounts |
| More likely to mouth off |
| Mulishness |
| One who answers to a looie |
| Outset, slangily |
| Pain |
| Part of an Asian capital's name |
| Part of an Asian capital's name |
| Period |
| Place for a lace |
| Plaster? |
| Popper of song |
| Prefix with chemical |
| Real |
| Relative of hurling |
| See 47-Across |
| Serving, sometimes |
| Shepherd's field: Abbr. |
| Singer Coltrane |
| Attended |
| '$' star, 1971 |
| 'Down the Field' singer, at a football game |
| 1959 Jackie Wilson hit |
| 60 minutes, in Milan |
| Ars ___ (sorcery) |
| Autumnal hue |
| Aviary sound |
| Basis of some divisions |
| Brand name with an accent at the end |
| Brits' blades |
| Capital nicknamed the Cherry City |
| Cause to sparkle |
| Character in Chesterton's 'What's Wrong With the World' |
| Children's prayer starter |
| Civil War battlefield |
| Cousin of a mariposa |
| Cream ___ |
| Dagger |
| Debauchee of a sort |
| Endangered South American |
| Epitaph opener |
| Expression of disapproval |
| Feature accompanier, once |
| Flier's concern, for short |
| French folk song |
| Get down |
| Greek crosses |
| Habit |
| Snow-white |
| Some parties |
| Sue Grafton's '___ for Lawless' |
| Support group? |
| Surfaces, in a way |
| Tay, say |
| Tie term |
| Top with jewels |
| Views |
| With 10-Down, bun protectors |
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