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Snacks often eaten inside out crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of October 13th, 2009 other clues |
| One who sings to the cops |
| Opposite of everything |
| Pale as a ghost |
| Pinot ___ |
| Place for a béret |
| Poker player's dream ... and a hint to the ends of 17-, 25-, 35- and 50-Across |
| Pop music's Cass Elliot and Michelle Phillips |
| Pranks |
| Prefix with ware or content |
| Prince Charles, beginning in 1952 |
| Scrap for Spot |
| Seductive W.W. I spy |
| Show contempt for |
| Skee-Ball site |
| Soil: Prefix |
| Sounds of relief |
| Summer refresher |
| Take a shot |
| Turkish title |
| Unable to sit still |
| Wander aimlessly (about) |
| Woad and anil, for two |
| Words after 'deaf as' or 'dumb as' |
| Writer ___ Stanley Gardner |
| ___ America |
| ___ Na Na |
| ___ Paulo, Brazil |
| ___-European languages |
| 'Hamlet' soliloquy starter |
| 'The Apostle' author Sholem |
| 'In that case ...' |
| 'Hogan's Heroes' setting |
| 'Git!' |
| 'Judge Judy' figure |
| Action figures for boys |
| Antique shop item |
| Auto dashboard indicator |
| Automaker Ferrari |
| Belmont Park action |
| Blackmailer's evidence |
| Blacktop, e.g. |
| Bordeaux buddy |
| Brand used in 10-Down, maybe |
| Calif. barrio area |
| Cattail's locale |
| Claiborne of fashion |
| Company stationery |
| Court records |
| Cramped spot, slangily |
| Cry accompanying a head slap |
| Debuts on the N.Y.S.E. |
| Dresden's state |
| Elisabeth of 'Leaving Las Vegas' |
| Elzie ___, Popeye's creator |
| Existing |
| Fire up |
| First pro team to play on artificial turf |
| Five Nations tribe |
| Four-baggers: Abbr. |
| Frigidaire competitor |
| Gallery event |
| Go astray |
| Heavenly hunter |
| Humiliate |
| Irene of a Sherlock Holmes story |
| Just for ___ |
| Like Nash's lama |
| Log-on name |
| Margarita go-with |
| Member of Sherwood Forest's 'merry band' |
| Moon jumper of rhyme |
| More coquettish |
| N.Y.C.'s original subway line |
| Old console using Game Paks, briefly |
| One signatory to Nafta |
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