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Top of the class crossword clue
A S T U D E N T
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| New York Times crossword of January 22nd, 2004 other clues |
| 'Ditto' |
| 'Don't ___ soul!' |
| 'Eat!' |
| 'It's ___!' ('Simple!') |
| 'Look, ma, no cavities!,' e.g. |
| 'The Paper Chase' topic |
| 'Whatever!' |
| 20-20, e.g. |
| 2004 ... with a hint to the starts of 20-, 34- and 51-Across |
| Active sorts |
| Alias |
| Astronauts experience it |
| Back-talker |
| Bananas |
| Bout stopper, briefly |
| Cabinet dept. |
| Capital south of Chernobyl |
| Certain smoke signal |
| Chores |
| Company famous for Centipede and Battlezone |
| Computer bulletin board administrator |
| Cook, as beans |
| Doesn't run |
| Eighth-century king |
| Eliminate |
| Encouraging French word |
| Finnish architect Alvar ___ |
| Get going |
| Go-ahead |
| Golfer from South Africa |
| Grocery items |
| Hi-___ monitor |
| Home without a refrigerator |
| Irish girl's name |
| Israeli party |
| It's chaos |
| Keats and others |
| King's home |
| Kodak print |
| Member of an order |
| Memorable kicker |
| MGM motto word |
| Modern: Ger. |
| Most Mets games are on it: Abbr. |
| Muscle car |
| Name that means 'beloved' |
| Off-road transport, briefly |
| On one's toes |
| One mode of travel |
| Out of port |
| Out of shape |
| Padlocks, say |
| Pal |
| Pet food brand name |
| Plumber's piece |
| Post office delivery: Abbr. |
| Prairie building |
| Premier under Mao |
| Pub decoration |
| Put one past |
| Red-haired soprano |
| Represent |
| Roman emperor after Galba |
| Sales rep's need |
| Séance happening |
| Seeking damages |
| Sixth-century year |
| Sleep: Prefix |
| Slip in a pot |
| Tangle |
| Tel. book contents |
| Trick ending |
| Union with 2.7 mil. members |
| Vivacity |
| Weekend-starting cry |
| Wood shaper |
| Wows, in comedy |
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