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"To be," for Caesar crossword clue
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| Crossword Champ Pro crossword of November 14th, 2024 other clues |
| One-fifth of any limerick |
| Gyro meat |
| Show with judges Jackson, Minaj, Carey, and Urban, familiarly |
| The Darlings' Newfoundland |
| Notched, like a maple leaf |
| Its shell may be soft |
| Lao-tzu principle |
| Unwanted aquarium collection |
| Romanced |
| Strauss's "Die Fledermaus," for one |
| Merchandise meccas |
| So ___ Dynamos (palindromic indie-rock band name) |
| Reverence |
| "Thunderball" bad guy Emilio |
| Nine ___ |
| Quality of imagination |
| The month following Shebat |
| Like basset hounds' ears |
| Expect something or somebody |
| Comic's offering |
| These are often stretched |
| Chutzpah-driven |
| Unimpressed with it all |
| Well-ordered lineup |
| Compass doodle |
| Semisolid substance |
| Something not good to have on one's face |
| Monopoly or Othello, for instance |
| Stuff similar to Noah's pitch |
| Two teaspoonfuls, e.g. |
| Emphasize, with "on" |
| Tribute from Keats or Shelley |
| City in the Asian part of Russia |
| Actress Moore |
| Spue |
| Completely gratify |
| 2,000-pound weights |
| Cornfield sound |
| "The Kids __ All Right": 2010 Best Picture nominee |
| Piece of paper about the photocopier, perhaps |
| Tim Matheson's "Animal House" role |
| Depeche ___ ("People Are People" band) |
| These made points with Mr. Spock |
| Nightclub production |
| Political second banana |
| One who takes undue advantage |
| In love |
| Odin's bellicose son |
| Eternal, and a hint to this puzzle's phonetic theme |
| Pulls a scam on |
| It may be enticed with a curled finger |
| Hardly heavy-footed |
| Kneecap |
| Historic Virginia family |
| Makeup-artist Westmore |
| Target in some sports |
| Slithering symbols of the pharaohs |
| Saddle ___ (horse rider's problem) |
| Palm phone released in June 2009 |
| Word at the end of the end of walkie-talkie convos |
| Mountain nymph associated with Artemis |
| Vitality |
| Letters that are not at the post office |
| "___ Pray Love" (2010 Julia Roberts movie) |
| "The Boy Who Cried Wolf" storyteller |
| Landscaper's lawn covering |
| Churchill Downs event |
| Band with the 1989 hit "Stand" |
| Gallant galloper |
| They may have "II" or "III" after their names |
| Sauce herb for many salmon dishes |
| Boxer's measure |
| Subtle glow |
| Scratch's partner, on way to the top |
| European trio in a Christmas song |
| She might inspire Marceau |
| ___ chi (Chinese martial art featuring slow movements) |
| Calculator, of sorts |
| Female parent of a lamb or a calf |
| For the birds? |
| Stewpot, or its contents |
| What many regular people eat |
| Neighborhood sandwich shops |
| Coconut producer |
| Moves side to side, like an aircraft |
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