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Sea creatures that are a homophone of 47-Across crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of November 2nd, 2017 other clues |
| Actress Issa and others |
| Lip |
| Sprite in 'The Tempest' |
| Work |
| Arch |
| Little Dipper's place |
| Epitome of easiness |
| Square for a white rook, in chess notation |
| ___ beam |
| European driver's concern: Abbr |
| Any moment |
| Attire, informally |
| Made a petty verbal attack |
| Step 1: A passenger ship since 1817 |
| Any of the Galápagos, e.g |
| Event held on the first Sunday in November, and whose path is recreated in this puzzle |
| Many teachers disallow it in footnotes |
| Step 2: An old baseball team |
| Bunches |
| Face With Tears of Joy, e.g |
| Busy retail area |
| Noted government agent during Prohibition |
| Step 3: An upper-class accent |
| Fine-tune |
| Café ___ |
| One of the Gabor sisters |
| Step 5: A show of contempt |
| Freaks out |
| Came out in |
| Org. with a noted weekly research journal |
| Steps 4 and 6: A 1940s program |
| Freddie Mercury or Martin Sheen |
| Car decal abbr |
| Period pieces |
| He was emperor at 16, dead at 30 |
| Coming-out phrase |
| Storms |
| They're in |
| Interstellar sitcom star |
| Comment with the pinkie and forefinger extended upward |
| Pilfers |
| Pinch : salt :: ___ : butter |
| Istanbul commander |
| Thickset |
| Count of children's literature |
| 'That's it for me,' in poker |
| Pizza maker John Schnatter's nickname |
| It may mean 'I'm about to tell you you're wrong' |
| Toe the line |
| Country singer Trace |
| Poppy products |
| It might be supporting a cast |
| Trounces, slangily |
| Coup result |
| Item by a basin |
| Trump is often involved in these |
| CPR provider |
| Profess |
| Item on the back of a pew |
| Was just on deck |
| Draw on |
| S.H.I.E.L.D.'s enemy, in Marvel comics |
| 'Knock yourself out' |
| Less gonzo |
| What each step in this puzzle lacks, in proper order |
| Dunderhead |
| 1982 Stevie Wonder title query |
| 'Wait Wait ... Don't Tell Me!' medium |
| Life force |
| Where Mumtaz Mahal is entombed |
| Site of arthroscopic surgery |
| Early metal? |
| Life, for one |
| Where Zagazig is |
| Small cape |
| Electrically stun |
| 'Why, yes, I am, in fact, a cow' |
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