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The symbol for the Roman god Mars represents it crossword clue
M A L E S E X
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| New York Times crossword of July 16th, 2014 other clues |
| Kind of milk |
| La Brea gunk |
| Like the figure formed by the three circled letters at the bottom |
| Like the figure formed by the three circled letters in the upper left |
| Like the figure formed by the three circled letters in the upper right |
| Loss of power |
| Make a comeback |
| Manicurists, at times |
| Marks for life |
| Ming vases, e.g |
| N.Y.C.'s Third and Ninth Avenue lines, e.g |
| Nesting area for wading birds |
| Newcastle's river |
| Nurse at a bar |
| Overlay material |
| Playboy nickname |
| Praline nut |
| Queue after Q |
| Refrain syllables |
| Rules for hunters to follow |
| Run up ___ |
| Season after printemps |
| Shopaholic's binge |
| Skin-and-bones sort |
| Snobbishness |
| Some distracted drivers |
| Somerhalder of 'The Vampire Diaries' |
| Something to lean on |
| Special attention, briefly |
| Starts malfunctioning |
| Stephen Colbert's 'I Am ___ (And So Can You!)' |
| Sucker in |
| The munchies, e.g |
| Traffic problem |
| Treading the boards |
| Triage spots, for short |
| Ty Cobb, for most of his career |
| Wrapped Tex-Mex fare |
| Zapping, in a way |
| ___ Sea (Asian body) |
| '... ___-foot pole!' |
| 'Alice' diner owner |
| 'Alice' waitress |
| 'Exodus' hero and others |
| 'If the shoe fits, wear it,' e.g |
| 'In the Heat of the Night' Oscar winner |
| '___ be in England' |
| 1936 opponent of Franklin D |
| 1996 Olympics city |
| 39-Down's mate |
| A dog might catch one |
| All ___ sudden |
| Also-ran of 1992 and 1996 |
| Anti-D.U.I. ads, e.g |
| Artery implant |
| Begin to correct, maybe |
| Belgian seaport |
| Big shot |
| Blueprint details, in brief |
| Bootleggers' foes |
| Cabinet department until 1947 |
| Comic with a 'domestic goddess' persona |
| Conk out |
| Disney collectible |
| Dream states, for short |
| Early nuclear org |
| East of Germany? |
| Flock member |
| Football's Roethlisberger |
| Frond bearer |
| Get the idea |
| Grazing area |
| He tapped Ryan in 2012 |
| Highlights show |
| Horatian work |
| Isolde's beloved |
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