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Tallest player on the court, usually crossword clue
C E N T E R
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| New York Times crossword of December 9th, 2015 other clues |
| 'Great Scott!' |
| 'It's possible' |
| 180s |
| And others, in footnotes |
| Anderson Cooper's channel |
| Arcing shot |
| Arrive like fog |
| Artsy-fartsy, say |
| Awaken |
| Brainiac |
| Bring back to the Enterprise, say |
| Can't do without |
| Cry |
| Custard-filled treat |
| Danced in a 'pit' |
| Diamond nine |
| Do a preplanting chore |
| Driveway material |
| End of the Oxford English Dictionary |
| Female warrior in a Disney movie |
| Fertility clinic cell |
| Fudge, as a rule |
| Give a face-lift |
| Gladiator's weapon |
| Grp. formed in a 1955 merger |
| Gutter blockage in winter |
| Home of the Railroad Museum of Oklahoma |
| Home to Henry VIII's Catherine |
| Honda Accord, e.g |
| In a heap |
| Introduce, as flavoring |
| Intuitive feeling, informally |
| Israeli P.M. before Ariel Sharon |
| Joke's target |
| Laugh |
| Like some doors or scales |
| Lo mein vessel |
| Locale of many emerging markets |
| Luftwaffe attack on the British Midlands, 1940-43 |
| Make a mouse hole, say |
| Mushy fare |
| Neckline shape |
| Old Testament patriarch |
| One of the Baldwins |
| Org. advocating breath-testing ignition locks |
| Partner of aid |
| Permit to leave a country |
| Places to pin squirting flowers |
| Play like Phish, say |
| Poet Pablo who won the 1971 Nobel Prize in Literature |
| Pricey British cars, for short |
| Randomizing cube |
| Record producer Brian |
| See 13-Across |
| See 17-Down |
| Seemingly endless |
| Sends packing |
| Slant skyward |
| Sometimes-pierced body part |
| Staples of bank counters |
| Taking habitually |
| Taper off |
| The New Yorker cartoonist Chast |
| Things to consider |
| Totally destroy |
| Well put |
| What the ends of 16-, 26- and 42-Across mean in Hebrew, French and German, respectively |
| Where Forrest Gump fought, for short |
| Wino's affliction, for short |
| With 24-Across, item of western haberdashery |
| With 40-Down, enter gradually |
| Woodwind descended from the shawm |
| Word on 'Wanted' posters |
| World's fair, e.g |
| Worshiper of Jah, for short |
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