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Truth tellers' opposite crossword clue
L I A R S
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| New York Times crossword of June 5th, 2018 other clues |
| 'Dude!' |
| 'Gloria in Excelsis ___' |
| 'Phooey!' |
| 'That will be ___ the set of sun' (line from the first scene of 'Macbeth') |
| Actress Garr of 'Young Frankenstein' |
| Alan in the Television Hall of Fame |
| Alternative to 'Woof!' |
| Autumn colours |
| Bad looking |
| Bears witness (to) |
| Bendable body part |
| Capt. Jean-___ Picard of the U.S.S. Enterprise |
| Color akin to rouge |
| Colorful ocean phenomena caused by dinoflagellates |
| Composer who's the eponym of a Helsinki park |
| Cowardly |
| Crowd around |
| Cut (off) |
| Dadaism, pejoratively |
| Deceptive movement |
| Dir. from Iceland to Ireland |
| Distort |
| Dodges of the 1980s |
| Drunk |
| Earth |
| Edible part of a carrot or radish |
| Electronically advanced, informally |
| Eloquent |
| Expert in calculus: Abbr |
| First game of a series |
| Forgoes a co-pilot |
| Goatish |
| Headliner |
| Heat shields? |
| Hindu social division |
| Impertinent sort |
| Island off the western coast of Scotland |
| King Lear's eldest daughter |
| Klutzy |
| Lead-in to gender |
| Lifeguard's skill, for short |
| Like some peanuts and winter roads |
| Lincoln in-laws |
| Line on a band T-shirt, maybe |
| Lip |
| Match the bet of |
| Nearest target for a bowler |
| Neophyte, in modern lingo |
| Nonkosher lunch orders, briefly |
| Part of U.S.S.R.: Abbr |
| Person handing out chocolate cigars, maybe |
| Person whose inner child has been released? |
| Psychoanalysis topics |
| Rock singer? |
| Sage |
| Sedates |
| Small print advertisement |
| Snapped to attention, with 'up' |
| Stupid |
| Suffix of approximation |
| Takes too much of, for short |
| Teller of the future |
| Third ___ (character who delivers the line in 60-Across) |
| Tours turndown |
| Western defense grp |
| What a whistler whistles |
| World capital where Harry Houdini and Erno Rubik were born |
| Wriggly swimmer |
| Yacht spot |
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