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'The Mothers-in-Law' co-star crossword clue
K A Y E B A L L A R D
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| New York Times crossword of March 16th, 2005 other clues |
| 'Doonesbury' character based on Hunter S. Thompson |
| 'Get it?' |
| 'Kitchy-___!' |
| 'No kidding!?' |
| 'There's ___ in 'team'' |
| '___ Dinah' (Frankie Avalon's first hit) |
| '___ tu' (Verdi aria) |
| 1977 double-platinum Steely Dan album |
| Bar request |
| Bend shape |
| Biblical jawbone source |
| Biblical twin |
| Blotted (out) |
| Blue-pencil |
| Blunders |
| Boaters and bowlers |
| Bone: Prefix |
| Chanteuse Lena |
| Collide with, in a way |
| Creature with a tiny waist |
| D and C, in D.C. |
| Dabble in |
| Develop sores |
| Drugs, briefly |
| European carrier |
| Expose to the sun |
| French possessive |
| Garner of jazz |
| Genetic material |
| Give, as odds |
| Glasses option |
| Grasshopper's cousin |
| Grid coin tosser |
| Habituates |
| Hardy heroine |
| Hugs, in a letter |
| In formation |
| Itinerary abbr. |
| Jimmy Carter autobiography |
| Job for Perry Mason |
| Letters on a shingle |
| Like NASDAQ trades |
| Like some grins |
| Marker |
| More morose |
| Muslim mystic |
| Nair competitor |
| Narrow inlet |
| Novelist Rand |
| Old World blackbird |
| Peggy with the 1958 hit 'Fever' |
| Playing hard to get |
| Pushed hard |
| Put on the books |
| Range units: Abbr. |
| Really attractive |
| Related maternally |
| Ricky player in '50s TV |
| Rock's Bon Jovi |
| Rope fiber |
| Service unit |
| Stat. for Pedro Martinez |
| Stomach-related |
| Stop by |
| Tolkien creature |
| Trip to the Bahamas, e.g. |
| Untrustworthy sort |
| Up ___ (trapped) |
| Vehicle on rails |
| Victoria's prince |
| Waggle dance performer |
| Watergate judge John |
| Way off |
| Word spelled phonetically by the starts of 1-, 20-, 27-, 36-, 49- and 56-Across |
| Xanthippe, e.g. |
| Yellowstone herd member |
| Zilch |
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