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Some game enders, for short crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of October 14th, 2010 other clues |
| 'And we'll ___ a cup o' kindness yet': Burns |
| 'Color me impressed!' |
| 'Super-duper!' |
| '___ Es el Amor' (classic Spanish-language hit) |
| '___ goes!' |
| 1959 hit with the lyric 'Did he ever return? No, he never returned' |
| 2018 Super Bowl number |
| A as in Austria |
| Abbr. in many car ads |
| Amazed |
| Antipoverty agcy. |
| Antique asset, often |
| Appliance button |
| Big do |
| Big name in lawn care |
| Border names |
| Box a bit |
| Butcher, baker or candlestick maker |
| Clingmans Dome is its highest point: Abbr. |
| Commit |
| Crooked |
| Directly |
| Elysium |
| Factory output |
| Fictional villain whose given name is Julius |
| Frozen drink brand |
| Gangbusters |
| Gender abbr. |
| Go away |
| Gumshoe |
| Half a dance |
| Head of Haiti |
| Head off |
| Hit the roof |
| Internet publication |
| Irish writer Brendan |
| It might be rolled up on a farm |
| Live in the past? |
| Malfunction |
| Member of a pit crew? |
| Mint |
| Old ___ Bucket (Big Ten conference football prize) |
| On |
| One way to be taken |
| Owner of the Titanic |
| Part of a frame |
| Paying guest |
| Petrified weeper of myth |
| Prefix with meter |
| Prefix with meter |
| Pressing concern for an astronaut? |
| Rob Roy's refusal |
| Round request |
| See 20- and 58-Across |
| Sexy babe |
| Skinned knee, say, to a tot |
| Some male dolls |
| Some Spiders, informally |
| Sonogram targets |
| Start of a clarification |
| Start of an old boast |
| Stink |
| Sweeping |
| Thatching material |
| The New Yorker cartoonist Chast |
| Thrill |
| Tourist locale |
| Ultimate goal |
| Unblockable shot |
| Warehouse |
| Was the designated one? |
| Wisher's spot |
| With 40-Across, coloring advice ... and literally so |
| With 40-Across, infer something ... and literally so |
| Worrying comment from a surgeon |
| Zenith |
| ___ Arens, former Israeli defense minister |
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