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Stick out one's tongue, maybe crossword clue
M A K E A F A C E
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| New York Times crossword of September 25th, 2007 other clues |
| 'Phooey!' |
| 'So it's you!' |
| 'Sometimes you feel like ___' |
| '___ deal!' |
| ... that a rube might fall off |
| ... that may be upset |
| ... that's a source of easy money |
| ... that's an ambulance, in slang |
| 72, at Augusta |
| Actor Benicio ___ Toro |
| Afternoon hour |
| Al Jazeera viewer, typically |
| Alert for a fleeing prisoner, in brief |
| Boot Hill letters |
| Bridge capacity unit |
| Bullwinkle, e.g. |
| Butt in |
| Caterer's coffee holder |
| Charles Lamb, pseudonymously |
| Cliff hangers? |
| Coffee, slangily |
| Communicates with online |
| Compete |
| Corrida cheer |
| Crank up |
| Declare |
| Doofus |
| Food transportation ... that Harry Belafonte sang about |
| Go after |
| He danced in 'Silk Stockings' |
| Helpful |
| Hold title to |
| Home of the Cowboys: Abbr. |
| Home run hero of '61 |
| Icky stuff |
| Indiana and Ohio are in it |
| It ends in the fall: Abbr. |
| Japanese city whose name means 'large hill' |
| John of 'Full House' |
| Keystone State port |
| Kilmer who once played Batman |
| Make a choice |
| Mingle (with) |
| New Jersey cager |
| Novelist Ferber |
| One who may be caught off base? |
| One ___ time |
| Org. for drivers? |
| Org. that publishes health studies |
| Part of r.p.m. |
| Party animal? |
| Place for a footballer's pad |
| Place to load and unload |
| Play ice hockey |
| Plays parent to |
| Poked |
| Pork chop? |
| Prop for Groucho Marx |
| Put on the payroll |
| R & B singer Mary J. ___ |
| Rain delay roll-out |
| San Fernando Valley district |
| See eye to eye |
| Sen. Feinstein |
| Shade of green |
| She raised Cain |
| Soccer venues |
| Some like it hot |
| Stimpy's cartoon pal |
| Symbol of love |
| Tax cheat chaser, informally |
| Trig function |
| Turned blue, maybe |
| Voodoo charm |
| Wish offerers |
| Word with telephoto or zoom |
| ___ Bartlet, president on 'The West Wing' |
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