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TV horse introduced in 1955 ... or a Plymouth model introduced in 1956 crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of October 30th, 2007 other clues |
| 'Long ___ and far away ...' |
| 'Sting like a bee' athlete |
| 'Whew!' |
| A duo |
| A.F.L.-___ |
| Abominate |
| African antelope |
| Biblical son who sold his birthright |
| Big fat mouth |
| Blunder |
| Boot part |
| Boot part |
| Cane cutter |
| Card game for three |
| Cartoonist Al |
| Charles Gibson's network |
| Chattered incessantly |
| Child's caretaker |
| Co. addresses, often |
| Country just south of Sicily |
| Countryish |
| Cowlick, e.g. |
| Crafty |
| Creep (along) |
| Drug-yielding plant |
| Egyptian dry measure equal to about five-and-a-half bushels |
| Filled to the gills |
| Fit for a king |
| Galley implement |
| Gentlemen |
| Having seniority |
| Helpless? |
| Hospital shipments |
| Hot rod's rod |
| Island with Waimea Bay |
| Juillet's season |
| Kilmer of 'The Doors' |
| Kind of point |
| Kodiak native |
| Language whose alphabet starts alif, ba, ta, tha ... |
| Lawyers' org. |
| Like some music |
| Meadow |
| Misspells, say, as a ghost might at 20-, 28-, 37- and 50-Across? |
| Moo goo gai pan pan |
| Motel-discount grp. |
| Musically improvise |
| Name that's an anagram of 27-Down |
| Neighbor of Slovenia |
| Opposite of serenity |
| Park, e.g., in N.Y.C. |
| Part of a bottle or a guitar |
| Part of a fishhook |
| Partiality |
| Peak |
| Physics unit |
| Prime draft status |
| Sales slips: Abbr. |
| Scary sound from a cornfield? |
| Scary sound from a steeple? |
| Scary sound from a war zone? |
| Scary sound from the ocean? |
| Seeing red |
| Shoemaker's helper, in a fairy tale |
| Soak (up) |
| Splinter group |
| Sport utilizing a clay disk |
| Stealth bomber org. |
| Styptic agent |
| Suffix with hypn- |
| Tag for a particular purpose |
| Tedious |
| Theory's start |
| Tournament pass |
| Walk leisurely |
| Wavelet |
| ___ de mer |
| ___ Irvin, classic artist for The New Yorker |
| ___ Lackawanna Railroad |
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