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Something locked in a cell? crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of November 22nd, 2014 other clues |
| 'An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding' philosopher |
| 'Boom' preceder |
| 'Hoop-Dee-Doo' lyricist |
| 'The ___ the words, the better the prayer': Martin Luther |
| A follower? |
| Adèle, for one: Abbr |
| Art purchase |
| Attacked verbally |
| Bad, and then some |
| Brick, for example |
| Castle town in a 1937 film |
| Classic sea adventure of 1846 |
| Cognizes |
| Comment to an unapologetic burper, say |
| Cosmetics dye |
| Dated agreement? |
| David who wrote the screenplay for 'The Verdict' |
| Destiny's Child, e.g |
| Dickens pseudonym |
| Disneyland sight |
| Donnybrook |
| Eagle's place: Abbr |
| Exhibited sternutation |
| Fashion designer Saab |
| Feels (for) |
| Fictional locale of a John Wayne western |
| Film speed letters |
| First name in design |
| Grocery product with a multiply misspelled name |
| Handy things in the game world? |
| Hawk |
| Hematology prefix |
| iPhone competitor |
| It's temporarily hot |
| Jarrett of the Obama White House |
| Juice name starter |
| Lake catch |
| Lake catch |
| Letters at the top of a page |
| Lightly towels off |
| Lipitor maker |
| Mexican couple |
| Moon named after the Greek personification of terror |
| Neuralgia : nerve :: costalgia : ___ |
| Old record keeper |
| Olympian Moses |
| Part of a certain cease-fire agreement, for short |
| Page, e.g |
| Product once pitched by Ronald Reagan |
| Q preceder |
| Roman divinity |
| SALT signer |
| School basics, facetiously |
| Slow-cooked Italian dish |
| Something most Americans won't take, for short |
| Start of something big? |
| Stool, typically |
| Stowe antislavery novel |
| Straight man of old comedy |
| String bean's opposite |
| Succeeded |
| Taylor of 'The Nanny' |
| Turn off, maybe |
| Uniform |
| USD alternative |
| Warm |
| Where El Nuevo Herald is read |
| Woman's name that sounds like a repeated letter |
| Writer in 'The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test' |
| ___ acid (bleach ingredient) |
| 'Ain't happening!' |
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