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Trick football play crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of March 21st, 2017 other clues |
| '... man ___ mouse? |
| 'Mack the Knife' composer |
| 'The buck stops here' prez |
| 7,485 performances, for Broadway's original 'Cats' |
| Alleviated |
| Bar on a car |
| Baseball or basketball |
| Basketball inflaters |
| Bath fixture |
| Be a busybody |
| Birth control method, for short |
| Bollywood soundtrack instrument |
| Bullish trends |
| Bully's boast |
| Concerning, to a lawyer |
| Dame ___ Te Kanawa |
| Descartes's 'therefore' |
| Disney World theme park |
| Disposable lighters and pens |
| Doctors' org |
| Dude, Jamaica-style |
| Duke or dame |
| Entrance for Santa |
| Family member: Abbr |
| Floor warning |
| Genre for Dizzy Gillespie and Charlie Parker |
| Good noise from an engine |
| Green govt. group |
| High-ranking British Parliament member |
| Humiliated |
| Ink stain |
| Invitation heading |
| It's no bull |
| It's often unaccounted for ... or a hint to this puzzle's circled letters |
| Itchy condition |
| Lifesavers for cops and sailors |
| Lilting melodies |
| Listening device |
| Moves briskly |
| Musical with the song 'Don't Cry for Me Argentina' |
| Native of southern India or northern Sri Lanka |
| Navel formation? |
| Newspaper essay |
| Nice location |
| Noah count? |
| Office staple since the 1980s |
| Old one, in Oldenburg |
| One side of a debate |
| Onetime telecommunications conglomerate, for short |
| Opposing vote |
| Out in public |
| Paul McCartney, for one |
| Peach or plum |
| Peter or Paul, but not Mary |
| Play for a patsy |
| Pool contents? |
| Pound sound |
| Pulls an all-nighter, say |
| Sarcastic laugh sound |
| Seize without legal authority |
| Short-haired dog |
| Signs of healing |
| Something one shouldn't make in public |
| Study at a college that doesn't have applications? |
| Super Bowl-winning QB Bart |
| Surf sounds |
| The mark of Zorro |
| Way or means |
| White heron |
| With it |
| Work like Dürer |
| You can count on them |
| You, abroad |
| [No info yet] |
| ___ bark beetle |
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