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T. S. Eliot's middle name crossword clue
S T E A R N S
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| New York Times crossword of October 14th, 2012 other clues |
| 'Have you ___ good?' |
| 'Nashville' director |
| 'Our Town' opera composer |
| 'Pulp Fiction' weapon |
| 'The Gates' artist |
| 'Uh-uh, laddie' |
| 'Whatever' |
| '___ Evil' (Mia Farrow film) |
| '___ Gold' |
| '___ roll!' (bettor's cry) |
| 1937 hit with the lyric 'You're like the fragrance of blossoms fair' |
| 2010 movie with a plot to steal the moon |
| A little off |
| African region including Khartoum and Timbuktu |
| Against one's will |
| Alka-Seltzer ad character |
| Asian gold bar measure |
| Behind |
| Behind |
| Benaderet of 'The Beverly Hillbillies' |
| Bit of science |
| Blue eyes and blond hair |
| Blue Triangle grps |
| Boating hazards |
| Bread dispensers |
| British pens |
| Brown ink |
| Buzzer |
| Buzzes |
| Cabinet dept. since 1889 |
| Cassette player |
| Central Sicilian province |
| Chilled |
| Men's suit specification |
| Mideast strongman |
| More likely to crash? |
| Must |
| Not burn completely |
| Not well |
| Old Brit. coins |
| Old-fashioned boiler input |
| Omani or Yemeni |
| On the ground, in ballet |
| Only a day away, say |
| Or follower |
| Outta here |
| Palm products |
| Percussionist's setup |
| Pet that doesn't need much brushing, say |
| Pharmaceutical giant that makes Boniva |
| Philosopher Kierkegaard |
| Pine-___ |
| Prefix with comedy |
| Presidential middle name or last name |
| Recipe unit |
| Relative of a crown |
| Repeated phrase in 'Hot Hot Hot' |
| River through Orsk |
| Round in Britain, maybe |
| Salon worker |
| Slow leak |
| Soap discontinued in 2011 |
| Some baby sitters |
| Some classwork |
| Some up-and-comers |
| Something with a Blue Book value |
| Son in 'The Royal Tenenbaums' |
| Southwest terminal? |
| Speakeasy's distilling locale |
| Chronicle |
| Cinnabar, e.g |
| Comic strip with the characters Rat and Pig |
| Common belief |
| Competent |
| Complete, in informal writing |
| Departure from the norm |
| Didn't come right out and say |
| Dodger Hershiser |
| Dog with 'rough' and 'smooth' breeds |
| Egypt's Sadat |
| Enters hurriedly |
| Epitome of simplicity |
| Farm fowl |
| Farm wagon |
| Forest, in Germany |
| Frist's successor as Senate majority leader |
| Full of the latest |
| Game with Wild Draw 4 cards |
| General headquarters? |
| Glassmaking material |
| Hanger-on |
| Hindu title of respect |
| Home of the oldest school in Sweden, founded in 1085 |
| Ikea store, to some |
| Island west of Maui |
| It might extend above a side door |
| Italian ladies |
| Itty-bitty breath mint |
| Lapful, maybe |
| Like some coincidences |
| Lioness's lack |
| Lottery winner's feeling |
| Low-battery signal |
| Low-rent district |
| #2: Abbr |
| M.R.I., maybe |
| 'Dies ___' |
| Special attention |
| Split in a hurry |
| Stock: Abbr |
| Stoller's partner in songwriting |
| Take off again, as pounds |
| Takes baby steps |
| Tantrum, colloquially |
| Ted who wrote 'The Kennedy Legacy' |
| Teetotaler's amount |
| Tex. neighbor |
| The youngest Jetson |
| Three-time All-Star pitcher Frank |
| Top of a ladder, maybe |
| Vasco da Gama's departure point |
| Volume of the world |
| Warning |
| What a pusher may push in a park |
| What dead men are said to do |
| Windy City commuters' inits |
| With 'The,' former sketch comedy program on CBS ... fittingly enough |
| Word with Army or ant |
| Wuss |
| Yoga posture |
| You may go under it at a hotel |
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