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Shade lighter than emerald crossword clue
L I M E G
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| New York Times crossword of June 13th, 2010 other clues |
| 'Gulliver's Travels' creature |
| 'It is to laugh!' |
| 'It's ___ cause' |
| 'My mama done ___ me ...' |
| 'Our quest ___ an end!' |
| 'The Trumpet of the Swan' author |
| '___ Now' (Murrow series) |
| 1959 #1 hit for the Fleetwoods |
| 1975 Joni Mitchell hit |
| Actress Braga |
| Actress Kristen of 'S.N.L.' |
| Actress ___ Scala |
| Alloy of gold and silver |
| Alt-rock genre |
| Amount of electrical resistance |
| Basset sounds |
| Before this moment |
| Belief: Suffix |
| Bleaches |
| Bon mot |
| Boo-boo |
| Braver |
| Brilliantly colored lizards |
| Bring (up) from the past |
| British mil. award |
| British science fiction author Colin ___ |
| Bushed |
| Buy real estate |
| Can't abide |
| Card game expert John |
| Company calling? |
| Composer Philip Glass and others |
| Connects with |
| Costumed animal, maybe |
| Country with a blue, white and red flag |
| Country with a blue, yellow and red flag |
| Country with a green, white and orange flag |
| Country with a green, white and red flag |
| Country with a green, yellow and red flag |
| Country with a red, yellow and green flag |
| County on the English Channel |
| Courtroom schedule |
| Cry from Homer |
| Cryptologist's org. |
| Dating service specification |
| Daughter of rocker Kurt and Courtney Love |
| Devastating |
| Digestive enzyme |
| Drink with dim sum |
| Drugstore eponym |
| Experiment place |
| Fair-hiring org. |
| Fire ___ |
| First volume of an encyclopedia, perhaps |
| Fox TV's '___ Death' |
| Galloping |
| Garlic relative |
| Good for snacking |
| Greedy race in the 'Star Trek' universe |
| Had an unquiet sleep |
| Half of an old Latin aphorism |
| Horror director Roth |
| Hot dog ___ stick |
| Howlin' Wolf, Willie Dixon and others |
| Involve |
| Isl. near Corsica |
| It rolls in the aisles |
| Journal |
| Keeps from prying eyes, in a way |
| Knit one's brow |
| Lead-in for cat |
| Lentil dish at an Indian restaurant |
| Les États-___ |
| Lighting enthusiasts? |
| Like a difficult order |
| Like some Google Maps views |
| Longtime Yes drummer |
| Lover's question on a long-distance call |
| Lowly workers |
| Magazine extra |
| Maritime birds |
| Medicinal plant |
| Michael Moore documentary |
| Mideast carrier |
| Mine find |
| Miracle-___ |
| Mixed-ancestry Latin Americans |
| Modern school keepsakes |
| Most old-hat |
| Motley-colored |
| Mythical birds |
| New Jersey community next to Montclair |
| Not as experienced |
| Not fixed |
| Not troubled by |
| Not windward |
| One of 17 on a Monopoly board: abbr. |
| One on a diet |
| One specializing in slugging |
| One way to be repaid |
| Penguins' org. |
| Place for a hammerlock |
| Provokes |
| Put back up |
| Rap's 50 ___ |
| Rapidly |
| Rapper on 'Law & Order: SVU' |
| Reps' places? |
| Responds to angrily |
| Sartre play |
| See 87-Across |
| Shakespeare sobriquet |
| Sharable PC file |
| Show whose title was seen on a license plate |
| Singer Lisa and newspaper publisher William |
| Snag |
| Snared |
| Sounded like a fan |
| Stage a walkout |
| Sue Grafton's '___ for Outlaw' |
| Sunshade |
| Swear |
| Take off the board |
| Tennis's Monica |
| Texas has one, in song |
| They cause your eyes to close |
| They include the wee hrs. |
| Tooth: Prefix |
| Toward the dawn |
| What the majority of elements are |
| Whatever |
| With 116-Down, club in 'Cabaret' |
| Within a lumberjack's ability to cut down |
| Wood-marking tool |
| Wooley with the 1958 #1 hit 'The Purple People Eater' |
| You can count on them |
| ___ Chapel |
| ___-European |
| ___-mo |
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