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| New York Times crossword of December 24th, 2006 other clues |
| Star wearer: Abbr. |
| Stephen of 'V for Vendetta' |
| Stern parent's reply |
| Stretch (out) |
| Suffix with form |
| Sunburnt Santa? |
| Texas city |
| Three in one |
| Thrice, in Rx's |
| Throws a Christmas tree? |
| Tokyo-based carrier |
| Tremor |
| Two qtrs. |
| U.S.N. officer |
| Variety |
| Venusians, e.g. |
| Whitish |
| Woman in Sartre's 'No Exit' |
| ___ speak |
| ___-Caps |
| 'Don't get any ___' |
| 'Encore!' |
| 'Mazel ___!' |
| 'Law & Order' figs. |
| 'Get ___ get out' |
| 'March of the Penguins' director ___ Jacquet |
| 'Peter Pan' writer |
| '___ Rollo' (popular Mexican variety show) |
| '___ the season to be jolly' |
| 1957 hit for the Bobbettes |
| 1962 Paul Anka hit |
| 1994 sci-fi writer's memoir |
| 8-Down, with 'the' |
| A long, long time |
| Adjusts, as laces |
| Amazon's home |
| Attest |
| Away's partner |
| Baseball's Moises |
| Big test |
| Big top? |
| Bog down |
| Brooks Robinson, e.g. |
| Call at sea |
| Cancels |
| Celebrates |
| Chemical ending |
| Chinese symbols on Santa's vehicle? |
| Christmas gift easily identifiable by shaking? |
| Christmas laughs |
| Christmas quaffs set atop a board? |
| Co. that makes Band-Aids |
| Comedian ___ Mac |
| Common green house gift |
| Corner piece |
| Court minutes |
| Cross-out |
| Dandy |
| Delay |
| Dish ladled out hot or cold |
| Dispatch boats |
| Do some tailoring |
| Dominant dogs |
| Dorm overseers, for short |
| Dot follower |
| Draw out |
| Early seventh-century year |
| Everything, on the Ems |
| Expired |
| Father Time prop |
| Fetch |
| Film buff's cable channel |
| Paleontological wonder at a natural history museum |
| Part of old French Indochina |
| Per se |
| Pivots |
| Place to get a reaction in school? |
| Played some songs, say |
| Pogo, e.g. |
| Popular record label |
| Precede |
| Punching devices |
| QB Hasselbeck |
| Refuges |
| Relaxed |
| Relief provider |
| Rescues |
| River of Devon |
| Rolling rock |
| Samuel's teacher, in the Bible |
| Santa reindeer-turned-zombie? |
| Sauntered |
| Scratch |
| Second string |
| Sell to a new audience, say |
| Serengeti grazer |
| Sight from Messina |
| Snooker need |
| Sold out, in a way |
| Some 1960's coupes |
| Spigot site |
| Spiny cactus |
| Spoke at great length |
| Squinted (at) |
| Fleur-de-___ |
| Fortuneteller's opening |
| G8 member |
| Genesis man |
| Gifts you only think about giving? |
| Goodwill |
| Greek height |
| Grp. with the 1977 hit 'Do Ya' |
| Handler of gifts for the kids on the 'naughty' list? |
| Hearst's San ___ castle |
| Hedingham Castle locale |
| Hgts. |
| Home's counterpart |
| Hot dog |
| Hunter's meat |
| In myth, killer of his own mother, Clytemnestra |
| In use |
| It might leave tracks |
| Italian tragic poet Vittorio |
| Itsy-bitsy door decoration? |
| Kansas City suburb |
| Kind of terrier |
| Kraft Nabisco Championship org. |
| Like dishwater |
| Like some chiefs |
| Makings of a coup |
| Manger figure |
| Melodic pieces |
| Military trial, briefly |
| Mincemeat ___ |
| N.J. summer setting |
| Never, in Nürnberg |
| Obligation |
| One who might grab the bull by the horns |
| Opposite of should |
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