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Start of a billboard catchphrase meaning 'close to the highway' crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of October 26th, 2009 other clues |
| 'We ___ please' |
| 'Get out of here, fly!' |
| 'If I may ...' |
| 'Red' or 'White' baseball team |
| 'Superman' villain |
| 'Tosca,' for one |
| A, in Arabic |
| Actor Murphy of old westerns |
| Ancient Greek city with a mythical lion |
| Autumn |
| Bag |
| Brontë's Jane |
| Capital of Italia |
| Coat named for an Irish province |
| Completely uses up, as a credit card, with 'out' |
| Con's opposite |
| Contest submission |
| Course in which to conjugate 'amo, amas, amat ...' |
| Courteous rejection to a woman |
| Cowboy who sang the title song from 'High Noon' |
| Dana Scully's sci-fi partner |
| Designer Donna |
| Dull pain |
| Equally plump |
| Esther 8:9 is the longest one in the Bible |
| Field unit |
| Goof |
| H. Ross ___, candidate of 1992 and 1996 |
| Have the wheel of a car |
| Having insurance |
| House style with a long pitched roof in back |
| It acquired Reynolds Metals in 2000 |
| Jab between the ribs, say |
| John of colonial Jamestown |
| Owner of the farm where Woodstock took place |
| Party giver |
| Writer James |
| ___ Park (Queens neighborhood) |
| Northern Scandinavian |
| None of the above, on a survey |
| Large, at Starbucks |
| Learn secondhand |
| Letter-shaped, threaded fastener |
| Like two jacks in a deck of cards |
| Middle of an Oreo |
| Milky white gem |
| Miracle-___ (plant food) |
| Missouri river or Indian |
| Mob |
| Mystery quality ... or what 18- and 55-Across and 3- and 32-Down have? |
| Nissan S.U.V. |
| Nissan sedan |
| Photographed |
| Play a practical joke on, slangily |
| Prowling feline |
| Reindeer teamed with Prancer |
| Sighed with satisfaction |
| Snakelike fish |
| Something for nothing |
| Steep drop-off |
| Surrounding glow |
| Sword handles |
| Take away from, as profits |
| Talking horse of '60s TV |
| Tangle up (in) |
| The first 'A' in N.A.A.C.P.: Abbr. |
| Transmit |
| Twigs for baskets |
| U.S. military vet |
| Unconscious states |
| Vases |
| Washed-up person |
| When repeated, bygone newsboy's cry |
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