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They were striking in the Stone Age crossword clue
H A N D A X E S
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| New York Times crossword of February 4th, 2001 other clues |
| 'All aboard!' area: Abbr. |
| 'Moesha' broadcaster |
| 'No, No, Nanette' lyricist Harbach |
| 'The Karate Kid' co-star |
| '___ be in England ...' |
| 12-Down, for one |
| 20%, often |
| 252 wine gallons |
| Academy newcomer |
| Aged |
| Annual tourn. holder |
| Antiquated outburst |
| Aqueduct of Sylvius, e.g. |
| Architectural tapers |
| Bad treatment |
| Berlin-to-Leipzig dir. |
| Best players, usually |
| Big copper exporter |
| Brother of Iphigenia |
| Bugs |
| Burkina ___ |
| California's ___ National Forest |
| Cancer or Scorpio |
| Celestial array |
| Chow chow chow |
| Christian ___ |
| Comedy club chorus |
| Cry from Homer Simpson |
| Cry of disgust |
| Czar who succeeded Catherine I |
| Détente documents |
| Development areas? |
| DISDAIN |
| Disquiets |
| Dorothy Parker delivery |
| Dress in |
| Drive down the fairway |
| E-mail address ending |
| Eastern newt |
| Ecological community |
| Eden event |
| El alternative |
| Ending with butyl |
| Entrepreneur's reading, maybe |
| Exam for jrs. |
| Excellent, to a hip-hopper |
| Feeling |
| Flashy Chevy, for short |
| Fr. martyr, maybe |
| Fu-___ (legendary Chinese sage) |
| Gaucho's gold |
| Good thing to have in war |
| Gridiron gain: Abbr. |
| Gridiron goals, briefly |
| Gridiron group |
| GROUCHY |
| Hawk or Hornet |
| Heighten |
| Hook deliverer |
| Hot time in Québec |
| House |
| Hue stronger than scarlet |
| Inattention |
| It may be jumped |
| It may be needed for a change |
| It's rich in oil |
| Like some modern restaurants |
| Like Top-Siders and khakis |
| Literary monogram |
| LONE WOLF |
| Magazin article |
| Meat approver, for short |
| Megacorporation |
| MESS |
| MGM co-founder |
| Molecular biology topic |
| Most curious |
| Mozart's 'L'___ del Cairo' |
| No haute cuisine |
| Noted seafarers |
| Oceanside town north of San Diego |
| Old Mideast inits. |
| Old telecommunications conglomerate |
| One may be spotted in a gym |
| One might get a cut |
| One side in an 1899 war |
| Order to a band |
| ORDINAL |
| Ore site |
| Pair |
| Pair |
| Panthers, e.g. |
| Part of mV |
| Pastoral expanses |
| Pitcher Martinez |
| Pizazz |
| Precise |
| Prefix with dermal |
| Pronoun in a Hemingway title |
| Protein source |
| Protractedly |
| Pulitzer winner Sinclair |
| Puppy pickup point |
| Quash |
| Record player |
| Reply of affirmation |
| Revolution in square-dancing |
| Rice-A-___ |
| Romanian's neighbor |
| Romeo |
| Run in front of U |
| S-curve |
| SEALING WAX |
| Seat of Jackson County, Texas |
| See 60-Down |
| Seven up, e.g. |
| Shake |
| Slip |
| Software clients, collectively |
| Something to be shown |
| Son of Venus |
| Sounds from a sauna |
| SPAETZLE |
| Step off |
| Take off the stock exchange |
| They're not easily broken |
| TIMBREL |
| Top Untouchable |
| Town near London, site of England's first paper mill |
| Turkey |
| Two-time U.S. Open winner Hart |
| Undemocratic tendency |
| Western accessory |
| What prices may do |
| Whipped cream serving |
| William F. Buckley was one |
| With 104-Across, former voice of 'This Week in Baseball' |
| Word before second or hour |
| Year the empress Octavia was murdered |
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