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SEEN ALIVE? SORRY, PAL! crossword clue
E L V I S A A R O N P R E S L E Y
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| New York Times crossword of July 16th, 2006 other clues |
| Start of a refusal |
| Stop from running, maybe |
| Storyteller's challenge |
| Sun. talk |
| Taos sight |
| Temple tender |
| Texas hold 'em announcement |
| Their tips turn up |
| They don't do Windows, as a rule |
| TO APPEAR ON ELBA, NON? |
| Tolstoy heroine |
| Toothbrush handle? |
| Touch |
| Vault |
| Was on |
| Wax rhapsodic |
| Winged |
| Word before and after 'against' |
| ___ League |
| ___ uproar |
| 'Clever thinking' |
| 'Wheel of Fortune' buy |
| 'Kubla Khan' river |
| 'I give up' |
| 'Bingo!' |
| 'Wait Wait
Don't Tell Me!' network |
| 1940's-50's All-Star Johnny |
| 1945 Physics Nobelist Wolfgang ___ |
| 1959 #1 hit by the Fleetwoods |
| 1980's-90's New York governor |
| Abbey area |
| Absorbed |
| Affaire |
| Al ___ (Mideast group) |
| Amazon.com and others |
| August person |
| B'way showing |
| Baseball Hall-of-Famer Bobby |
| Benedict XV's successor |
| Boot |
| Boot |
| Bus. driver? |
| CANNY OLDER AUTHOR |
| Carryalls |
| Cask contents |
| Catalytic converter? |
| City south of Moscow |
| Clown shoe width |
| Co. founded by Perot |
| Composer Charles |
| Concentrated, in a way |
| Craving |
| Culture |
| Dad's namesake: Abbr. |
| Dennis of 'The Alamo' |
| Diet doctor |
| Diminutive suffix |
| Dog command |
| Dying words? |
| EAGER TO USE LYRICAL MOLD |
| Esther of 'Good Times' |
| EVER THE CRISP HERO |
| EVIL BRAT IN THERE |
| Fast feline |
| First name in 50's TV |
| Flight maneuver |
| Force |
| Frown |
| Garment size |
| Glove material |
| God whose wife had hair of finely spun gold |
| Goggle |
| Good buddy |
| Passers, briefly |
| Peach ___ |
| Pelvic |
| Pergola |
| Pete ___, 1970's-80's General Motors chief |
| Philosopher Mo-___ |
| Pick up |
| Picnic hamperer |
| Pirates and Cards |
| Playfully roguish |
| Potentially dangerous strain |
| Pulitzer-winning critic Jefferson |
| Race of Norse gods |
| Recipe instruction |
| Rush |
| Salon supplies |
| School for King's Scholars |
| Sci-fi drug |
| Secretary of state before Shultz |
| Sharper |
| Sheryl Crow's 'All I ___ Do' |
| Short break |
| Short flight |
| Signs |
| Some nerve |
| Some wings |
| Something to fall on |
| Source of basalt |
| Soviet cooperative |
| Spartan serf |
| St. Stephen, in the Bible |
| Start a drive |
| Goos |
| Group of three |
| Herculean literary character? |
| Hip-hop jewelry, in short |
| Honk |
| Hopper |
| I VALUE NICER ROLE |
| Industrious one |
| It's usually slanted |
| Jason ___, longtime Denver Bronco |
| Kind of blade |
| Kind of diagram in logic |
| Like Ford's logo |
| Like some Fr. nouns |
| Lollygag |
| Madrid month |
| Meth. |
| Muchachas: Abbr. |
| Narc tail? |
| Nevada county |
| Nocturnal animal: Var. |
| Not manual |
| Notches, usually |
| Old cars with 389 engines |
| Old-fashioned contraction |
| One doing heavy lifting |
| One-seeded fruit, botanically |
| Operatives |
| P.M. times |
| P.O. items |
| Parked oneself |
| Part of a platform |
| Part of an instrument measuring fluid pressure |
| Part of the refrain before 'hey hey hey' in a 1969 #1 song |
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