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They can be felt in a classroom crossword clue
E R A S E R S
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| New York Times crossword of March 1st, 2012 other clues |
| 'We've taken the city, but can we defend it?'? |
| -like |
| A ship may appear on it |
| Add-on to the start or end of a word stem (as in 17-, 25-, 35-, 49- and 57-Across) |
| Additions and deletions, say |
| Agitate |
| Arafat successor |
| Bark |
| Belted, in the Bible |
| Brazilian greeting |
| Cheeseburger cheese |
| City named after the French for 'strait' |
| Classic Jaguar |
| Directional ending |
| Dropper? |
| Europe's Bay of ___ |
| Extreme |
| Festa de ___ João |
| Fish of the genus Moringua |
| Fly-catching birds |
| Former intelligence agcy |
| Forward |
| Further in |
| German interjections |
| Good place for a picnic? |
| Google results |
| Honor His Honor, say |
| Insurance giant on the N.Y.S.E |
| Israel's third-largest city |
| It's sold in tubs |
| Kansas mil. post built in 1853 |
| L'Eiger, e.g |
| Least windy |
| Like a tenacious sibling? |
| Like an unlucky encierro participant |
| Like some glass or wood |
| Like some lips |
| More likely to make you sick, say |
| Nap finish? |
| Native parka wearer |
| Not Rubens's type |
| Not stay all the way up |
| Nutritional fig |
| Old Dodge |
| Out |
| Peer of Ellington |
| Peter who directed 'The Dresser' |
| Pile of glacial debris |
| Players who spend most of their time on the bench, briefly |
| Postscript |
| Princess Leia, e.g |
| Pushes for |
| Quiet, in a way |
| Rai ___ (Italian TV channel) |
| Runaways |
| Salad bar tidbit |
| See 36-Down |
| Sharp-crested ridge |
| Sharp-edged tool |
| Soak |
| Spanish alternative? |
| Sportscaster Cross and others |
| Support |
| Take home |
| That: Sp |
| Threat in 'Armageddon'? |
| Three-term title for 22-Across: Abbr |
| Top of a bottom |
| Unnecessary words cluttering wise sayings? |
| Urban playground surface |
| When repeated, words before 'burning bright' to start a William Blake poem |
| ___ Club, 1930s-'60s New York hot spot |
| ___ Shuffle (boxing move) |
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