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Straight edges of pizza slices, essentially crossword clue
R A D I I
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| New York Times crossword of November 4th, 2009 other clues |
| '63 role for Liz |
| 'Lay Lady Lay' singer |
| 'No ___, no foul' |
| 'Rush!' |
| '___ chance!' |
| 1-Across, for one |
| 1941-42 Allies vs. Japanese battle locale |
| Afghans, e.g. |
| Afraid of wine? |
| As to, on memos |
| Baseball's Piniella |
| Blessing elicitor, sometimes |
| Brno native |
| Canadian Thanksgiving mo. |
| Canyon area |
| Channel with hearings |
| Comedian Margaret |
| Computer that once came in 'flavors' |
| Constellation south of Scorpius |
| Cousin of a cassowary |
| Crowe's role in 'A Beautiful Mind' |
| Cure-alls |
| Decorates, as a cake |
| Dictator Lon ___ |
| Dotted-line user |
| Dwarf planet in the asteroid belt |
| Fan's reading |
| Film that's been speechified? |
| Foreboding cartoons? |
| Former Portuguese colony in China |
| Frequent Woody Allen feeling |
| Got off the bottom? |
| Having a reddish-brown tinge |
| Ill humor |
| It's not gross |
| Largest dwarf planet in the solar system |
| Lead-in to law or med |
| Like some summer school classes |
| Many a party at Kennedy Center |
| Mideast ruler: Var. |
| Mime who created Bip |
| More or less |
| Not mint |
| Old TV parts |
| Pass on |
| Pearl Harbor ship |
| Porterhouse order |
| Portions of about 11% |
| Powder holder |
| Radial patterns |
| Sailed through |
| Shout of disapproval exactly like another? |
| Smidge |
| Spike Lee's '___ Gotta Have It' |
| Stop talking, with 'up' |
| Suffix with velvet |
| Swordsman who leaves his mark |
| The way of the government? |
| Three-ingredient breakfast serving? |
| Totally wow |
| Tree on a Connecticut state quarter |
| Tristan's title |
| TV brand |
| TV character who jumped the shark, with 'the' |
| Valentine's Day figure |
| Very, very |
| Visually assessed |
| Volcano that devastated Catania |
| W.C. |
| Weapon for 16-Across |
| White House appointment |
| Word before mail or crime |
| Words from an emcee |
| Wrestling extravaganza enclosure |
| ___ pro nobis |
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