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Some office printers, for short crossword clue
H P S
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New York Times crossword of December 19th, 2017.
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| New York Times crossword of December 19th, 2017 other clues |
| 'But of course!' |
| 'Gilmore Girls' protagonist |
| 'Moby-Dick' light source |
| 'That would stink' |
| 'The Holly and the ___' (Christmas song) |
| 'Would you look at that!' |
| 'Yahoo!' |
| '___ take arms against a sea of troubles': Hamlet |
| 2000s teen drama set in Newport Beach |
| 2010 Disney film that set a record for the most expensive animated movie ever made |
| A little thick |
| Absolutist's rule |
| Archaeological handle |
| Arles assent |
| Baby |
| Baden-Baden, for one |
| Blue Stater, for short |
| Christmas tree decoration ... or a hint to what the circled letters form |
| Cries of disgust |
| Designer Gucci |
| Dot-dot-dot, dash-dash-dash, dot-dot-dot |
| Fate who cuts the thread of life |
| Fills with fury |
| Fix, as a race |
| Flip call |
| Forever and a day |
| Gallery sign |
| Gets underway |
| Given to talk |
| Hearing aid? |
| Human-powered taxi |
| I'm not buying it! |
| It's on the waterfront |
| Juno's Greek counterpart |
| Kurt of Nirvana |
| Language group that gave us 'banjo' and 'gumbo' |
| Like black sheep |
| Long-handled tool |
| Loud lament |
| Make, as dough |
| Netflix item |
| New York City bridge, informally, with 'the' |
| Number for a surgeon? |
| Part of a shore dinner |
| Pile up |
| Police dept. alert |
| Popular footwear from Down Under |
| Potful for Winnie-the-Pooh |
| Put an end to something? |
| Recurring action role for Matt Damon |
| Retro |
| Romanian currency |
| Same old, same old |
| See 17-Across |
| See 4-Across |
| Sharper |
| Shield |
| Show disdain for, in a way |
| Soak (up) |
| Something squirreled away? |
| Sound heard from a herd |
| South American tuber |
| Stitch with a hook |
| Succumb to pressure? |
| Suffix with diet |
| Suffix with real or social |
| Tattered |
| Tends to, as a cradle |
| Those, in Spain |
| Tree with smooth bark |
| Vermeer and Rembrandt contemporary |
| What a rolling stone is unlikely to gather |
| What's left |
| With 14-Across, weakness for sugar |
| With 25-Down, 2012 British Open winner |
| Worlds |
| ___-chic (hippie-inspired fashion) |
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