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'The Man Who Mistook His Wife for ___' (1985 best seller) crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of May 4th, 2014 other clues |
| 'Twelfth Night' lover |
| '___ put it another way ...' |
| Al ___ |
| Aleutian isle |
| Anatomical tissue |
| Art appreciation |
| Assents |
| Attraction in a carbon dioxide molecule |
| Auto sponsor of Groucho Marx's 'You Bet Your Life' |
| Baby's boo-boo |
| Back-to-back games |
| Balkan native |
| Bamboozle |
| Battle of the ___ |
| Betrayed |
| Better at picking things up? |
| Biblical name of ancient Syria |
| Bit |
| Blond shade |
| Boo-boos |
| Brand of power tools |
| Brightly colored bird |
| Chess champ Mikhail |
| Chillax |
| City council rep |
| Classic London transport |
| Closeted |
| Coal or pine product |
| Collette of 'United States of Tara' |
| Commit a chip-eating faux pas |
| Country whose flag says 'God is great' 22 times |
| Cover some ground? |
| Davis and Midler |
| Descent |
| Dimmed stars? |
| Dispel differences |
| Dizzy |
| Enter quickly |
| Equivalent of 20 fins |
| First of a kind |
| Flavor |
| Forever young |
| Formatting feature on a typewriter |
| Former Obama social secretary Rogers |
| Gang up on, as in basketball |
| Genetic structure |
| German musical entertainment |
| Going out for the afternoon? |
| Hawk |
| Heath evergreens |
| Hotel accommodation for more than one |
| How ballerinas move |
| Huffington of the Huffington Post |
| Jai alai basket |
| Job listing inits |
| Jock |
| Kind of algebra |
| Kindle competitor |
| King lead-in |
| Landmark tech product of 1981 |
| Lao-___ |
| Latin 'to be' |
| Leonardo ___, a.k.a. Fibonacci |
| Letter that's also a name |
| Lhasa ___ (dogs) |
| Like many shotguns |
| Like some swords ... or a hint to this puzzle's theme |
| Literary inits |
| Lozenge brand |
| Melted chocolate, e.g |
| Mexican shawls |
| Mole |
| Musician's practice with four sharps |
| Native New Yorkers |
| Need a lift? |
| Neuter |
| Nothing, in Napoli |
| Oil and gasoline giant |
| Old Baby Bell based in the Big Apple |
| Old car make that's a homophone of a modern car model |
| Old Highlands dagger |
| Old Jewish villages |
| Over |
| Part of a jazz combo |
| Pelvic parts |
| Persevered |
| Pipe fitting |
| Precious |
| Primatologist Fossey |
| Queen's honour: Abbr |
| Raucous bird |
| Reaction of surprise |
| Relative of a twin |
| Renter |
| Renter's dream, maybe |
| Rock's Ocasek |
| Shell seen around water |
| Sicilian city |
| Sign-up |
| Singer Christina |
| Sired |
| Some sheet fabrics |
| Something clickable |
| Sommelier's prefix |
| Source of some discrimination |
| South American land |
| Spurs |
| Squirrel, e.g |
| Start of a Beatles refrain |
| Stretch out |
| Subject of some computer settings |
| Suckling site |
| Swiss city on the Rhine |
| Tar Heels' state: Abbr |
| Teri of 'Tootsie' |
| The Who's 'My Generation,' e.g |
| Thelma and Louise, e.g |
| Thinks maybe one can |
| Ticks off |
| Totality |
| Tuscany town |
| Unfazed by |
| Very vexed |
| Vet, e.g |
| Water checker? |
| What a detective tries to reconstruct |
| Wind instrument pitched an octave lower than its smaller cousin |
| Write-___ |
| ___ chops |
| ___ D.A |
| ___ gin fizz |
| ___ Gorilla, 1960s TV cartoon character |
| ___-pitch softball |
| 'CSI' setting |
| 'Enter quickly!' |
| 'How ___' |
| 'Is it in you?' sloganeer |
| 'Platoon' setting |
| 'Platoon' director |
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