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Term of address, in urban slang crossword clue
M I S T A
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| New York Times crossword of November 20th, 2003 other clues |
| 'Be patient' |
| 'Do it just for me,' e.g. |
| 'Don't evade the question!' |
| 'It's ___ for!' ('I love it!') |
| 'This is ___ for Superman!' |
| '___ to differ' |
| A whole lot |
| Affectedly quaint, in England |
| Agreeing (with) |
| Airport signs |
| Alley Oop's lady |
| Be greedy about |
| Be plentiful |
| Belly down |
| Big man in Sherwood Forest |
| Bloodcurdling |
| Capital of Veracruz |
| Christmas poem opener |
| City NNW of Madrid |
| Completely puzzled |
| Con artist |
| Cookbook meas. |
| Cote inhabitants |
| Court letters? |
| Current amount |
| Declaration of education |
| Deli display |
| Eighty shares of stock, maybe |
| Fancy entrance |
| Flabbergast |
| Folksinger Guthrie |
| Grills, as steaks |
| Half of an old comedy duo |
| I love: Lat. |
| II or III, say |
| Items for a transportation museum, now |
| Letter-shaped hardware |
| Life lines? |
| Like many movies nowadays |
| Like military academies, today |
| Locks in a barn? |
| Low-heeled, wing-tip shoe |
| Moderate |
| Modern industry classification |
| MS. enclosure |
| Noodle |
| One faced with many bills |
| One not user-friendly? |
| One of a British group |
| Opposite of wasted |
| Oscars' org. |
| Parakeets' kin |
| Position |
| Presumed facts |
| Restaurant comp |
| Schoolboy |
| Sermon ender? |
| Shampooing stages |
| Some fruits |
| Surviving, as a tough situation |
| Time in the early afternoon |
| Time of one's life |
| Tire abbr. |
| Twice tetra- |
| Villain in the story named by the starts of 17-, 25-, 47- and 57-Across |
| W.W. II command: Abbr. |
| Was sore |
| Wind instruments |
| Work without ___ (be daring) |
| Worked with rattan |
| Zoo attractions |
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