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Smugness crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of September 12th, 2010 other clues |
| 'Perry Mason' scene |
| Hooch holder at a ballgame |
| How to address a brother |
| Implants |
| 'Comin' ___ the Rye' |
| 'Do I dare to ___ peach?' |
| In short supply |
| 'ER' network |
| 'L'Après-midi d'un faune' poet Stéphane ___ |
| Intel mission |
| It does a bang-up job |
| It joins the Rhone at Lyon |
| 'Let's hear it!' |
| James known for playing an 8-Down |
| 'Rinkitink ___' (L. Frank Baum book) |
| Japanese noodle |
| 'Seven Seas of ___' (early Queen hit) |
| Jet boat brand |
| 'So nice!' |
| Kyushu volcano |
| Large group in a 23-Across |
| 'Super!' |
| 'Um ... well ... it's like ...' |
| Levels |
| '___ Gold' |
| Lift innovator |
| '___ la Douce' |
| Like a three-card monte player |
| '___, I'm sure' |
| Like some doughnuts and windows |
| About equal to |
| Mandela's presidential successor |
| Actress Sommer |
| Mathematician Paul |
| Alderaan royal |
| Merely routine |
| Alternatively, in Internet lingo |
| Mezzanotte is one |
| Angelo or Antonio |
| Mournful songs |
| April, May and June |
| Neither's partner |
| Arc de Triomphe and Nelson's Column |
| Neutral space |
| Assert without proof |
| Object of many a court order |
| Bad news on Wall Street |
| Obstinate type |
| Beckett's 'Krapp's Last Tape,' e.g. |
| Overthrow, e.g. |
| Behind bars |
| Part of MHz |
| Bet in craps |
| Pearl Buck heroine |
| Bête ___ |
| Permitted |
| Blah-blah-blah |
| Places for some newborns |
| Blow it |
| Provençal sauce |
| Quick swims |
| Reed sites |
| Boost |
| Relating to songbirds |
| Boost |
| Relative of Rover |
| Botanical bristle |
| Brand for hay fever sufferers |
| Butler's place |
| Check person |
| Chem. pollutants |
| Chick's tail? |
| Classic camera maker |
| Company that introduced NutraSweet |
| Connect with |
| Contends for valedictorian, say |
| Contents of a sleeve |
| Crime scene evidence |
| Crude qty. |
| Cry after poor service? |
| David Bowie single with the lyric 'If we can sparkle he may land tonight' |
| Deli nosh |
| Depletes |
| Diminish |
| Disgorges |
| Dividing fairly, say |
| Doing really well |
| Electronic music pioneer Robert |
| Emporio ___ |
| Excited call to a crew |
| Fabrications |
| Farm newborns |
| Flavor associated with Chardonnay |
| Followers |
| French ice cream flavorer |
| Frightens |
| Galaxy sci. |
| George Manville ___, English adventure writer |
| Hair goops |
| Hazards for marine life |
| He taught Mowgli the law of the jungle |
| Heavenly body that humans will never set foot on |
| High-fiber, low-fat cereal ingredient |
| Relax |
| Remove ropes from |
| Request for face time |
| River with the Reichenbach Falls |
| See 9-Down |
| Singer K. T. ___ |
| Slightest amount |
| Slightly |
| Smear with wax, old-style |
| Some commercial signs |
| Some flowering shrubs |
| South of France |
| Sports competition |
| Squelch |
| Straw hat |
| Strong |
| Subject of the 2008 biography 'Somebody' |
| Swiftian brute |
| Take ___ for the worse |
| Tear-jerking |
| Those, to Tomás |
| Three squares |
| Throat stuff |
| Tough rubber? |
| Treat in a blue wrapper |
| Unhip sort |
| Unit of star measurement |
| Watts who hosted a 1990s talk show |
| What Fels-Naptha banished, in old ads |
| When said three times, a W.W. II cry |
| Where N.B.A. coach Rick Pitino played college ball |
| Works in the music business |
| ___ Kinte of 'Roots' |
| ___ orange |
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