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They're hooked behind the back crossword clue
B R A S
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| New York Times crossword of July 13th, 2011 other clues |
| Is overcome by emotion, maybe |
| It can be a major turnoff |
| It helps a pitcher get a grip |
| It's bigger than a Nano |
| Jump with an extra half-turn |
| Lacquered metalware |
| Large order of morning drinks? |
| Later than |
| Legendary football coach Amos Alonzo ___ |
| Lend, informally |
| Make a nuisance of oneself |
| Maud Adams, twice |
| Morning ___ (bathing, combing the hair, etc.) |
| Napoleon and Snowball, in 'Animal Farm' |
| Neon ___ (fish) |
| Other: Sp. |
| Patron saint of sailors |
| Pilgrimage to Mecca |
| Portending evil |
| Regulars, or what they'll have |
| Rumpus |
| Sec |
| Southern belle's cry of surprise |
| Start of a URL |
| Stereotypical cowboy's nickname |
| Stop |
| Subtle show of emotion in the eyes |
| Suits |
| Susceptible to bribery |
| Take off one's coat? |
| That miss |
| The 'I' of R.P.I.: Abbr. |
| The H, H or O in H2O |
| Times or Century |
| Tony Randall title role |
| Two-dimensional extent |
| Vegetables whose skins may be cooked and eaten separately |
| Welcomes at the door |
| Western writer Grey |
| Words before and after 'what' |
| Yeshiva instructor |
| Zoned (out) |
| ___ Bator |
| ___ Cologne |
| ___ of the Rock (Jerusalem landmark) |
| Burglar who really gets cracking? |
| 'Set phasers to ___' |
| 'You've Really Got a Hold ___' (1963 hit) |
| 1970s-'80s group with a palindromic name |
| Activity for a hyperactive barista? |
| Bona fide |
| Button abbr. on a scientific calculator |
| Classic Mike Myers 'S.N.L.' sketch ... or an apt title for this puzzle |
| College freshman, typically |
| Composer Berg |
| Connect with |
| Cry of alarm |
| Distort |
| Do a little barbering |
| Dr Pepper alternative |
| Drop ___ |
| English racing town |
| Fair-hiring abbr. |
| Feline line |
| Gomer Pyle's girlfriend |
| Govt. approver of new meds |
| Hallucinogenic beverage |
| Harasses, as a fraternity pledge |
| Hard up |
| Have a thing for |
| Herr's wife |
| Interactive features of starbucks.com? |
| Interim ruling group |
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