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Strands in the winter? crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of April 29th, 2007 other clues |
| Bigger than big |
| Bob of the P.G.A. |
| Branches |
| Bundle of nerves |
| Casino supply |
| Caustic chemicals |
| Census stats |
| Cheryl of 'Curb Your Enthusiasm' |
| Cicada sound |
| Clan symbol |
| Close-fitting garment |
| Comment following a lucky guess |
| Compass point suffix |
| Compound number? |
| Concentration thwarter |
| Cons |
| Contest that leads to a draw |
| Contrite |
| Country with a palm tree on its flag |
| DeSoto or LaSalle |
| Discards |
| Donkeys, to mules |
| Elizabeth Taylor's pet charity, for short |
| Erstwhile denaro |
| Erythrocyte |
| Exam format |
| Exhibiting ennui |
| Expeditiously |
| Faith in music |
| Fixes |
| Flies |
| France's Oscar |
| Frequent abbr. on sheet music for folk songs |
| George Eliot, e.g. |
| Georgia of 'The Mary Tyler Moore Show' |
| Performs perfectly |
| Pin site |
| Poet with a seemingly self-contradictory name |
| Police epithet, with 'the' |
| Pricey |
| Puma rival |
| Queen ___ County, Md. |
| Reach a settlement |
| Rogaine alternative |
| Round all around |
| Rude awakening |
| Sale locale |
| Save one's own neck, maybe |
| Shamed |
| Sheltered |
| Showed courage, old-style |
| Showing the least resistance |
| Shows curiosity |
| Singer/actress Akers |
| Slippery as ___ |
| Something that might be tucked under the chin |
| Sophocles subject |
| Sore |
| Sports org. for nonprofessionals |
| Staggering |
| Stimulate |
| Symbol in el zodiaco |
| Taking care of the situation |
| Talked a blue streak? |
| The King of Pop, in headlines |
| Think way back? |
| This and that |
| Tongue's end? |
| Truculent |
| Glockenspiels' kin |
| Grant money? |
| Had fun with |
| Half of Brangelina |
| Have an in (with) |
| He reached his peak in 1806 |
| 'The Most Happy Fella' song |
| Healing aid patented in 1872 |
| Hockey infraction |
| 'Chances ___' |
| Ignore the alarm |
| 'Didn't I tell you?!' |
| 'Everybody Loves Raymond' role |
| In case |
| 'Is that ___?' |
| It may be served in a bed |
| Jilted wife of myth |
| 'The Female Eunuch' author |
| Keratoid |
| 'With any luck' |
| Kia model |
| 'Zip-___-Doo-Dah' |
| Leader of the Mel-Tones |
| ... and 101-Across are known for their fancy footwork |
| Like hedgehogs |
| ... and 23-Across are Olympic gold medalists |
| Like il but not elle: Abbr. |
| ... and 25-Across have 'canine' surnames |
| Long-distance letters |
| ... and 41-Across sang with their siblings |
| Loyal pooch |
| ... and 52-Across are Mormons |
| Make a name for oneself? |
| ... and 69-Across have affiliations with 'Jeopardy!' |
| Make fast |
| ... and 80-Across have mythological creatures as surnames |
| ... and 99-Across starred in musicals and share their first names with a classic sitcom couple |
| Makes |
| 1980s-'90s N.B.A. star Danny |
| March honoree, familiarly |
| 1998 Andrea Bocelli operatic album |
| Masterpiece |
| Absence |
| Matches |
| Memorizes |
| Access |
| Mission ___, Calif. |
| Actor Jared |
| Mmes., across the Pyrenees |
| Agassi partner |
| Museum employee |
| Asteroid discovered in 1898 |
| News exec Roger |
| Baffin Bay sights |
| No Westminster contender |
| Bailiwick of TV's Matlock |
| Not at all certain |
| Barely perceptible |
| Not totally disastrous |
| Before markdown: Abbr. |
| P.M. periods |
| Belligerent deity |
| Typeface akin to Helvetica |
| U.P.S. staffer, at times |
| Uses a Moviola, in film-making |
| Wink accompaniment |
| Without an out |
| Xena's horse |
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