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Ubiquitous Chinese character crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of March 30th, 2018 other clues |
| Spike |
| Strict, demanding parent |
| Stupid |
| Stupid |
| Style setter? |
| Summer drink with caffeine |
| Terror in Arthur Conan Doyle's 'The Lost World' |
| Thunderous sound |
| Tie-breaking shots in soccer: Abbr |
| Tom of old late-night TV |
| Toshiba competitor |
| With the bow, in music |
| ___ chain |
| ___ tide |
| 'Ain't that somethin'!' |
| '100 Years ... 100 Movies' org |
| 'Enough!' |
| 'And I get dumped on again' |
| 'God created ___ so that Americans would learn geography' (line attributed to Mark Twain) |
| 'I won't be back till late' |
| 'Jeez, that's a shame!' |
| 'No bet,' in poker |
| 'Works every time' |
| 'Your Love Is King' singer, 1984 |
| 'Your work inspires me' |
| A rutabaga is a cross between a cabbage and this |
| Asia's ___ Darya River |
| Backspin producer? |
| Broadside, maybe |
| Businesses often near beaches |
| Chicago airport code |
| Choppers |
| Committed |
| Common ingredient in baked beans |
| Cousins of Drama Desk Awards |
| D.O.J. branch |
| Doctor's wear |
| Does some diamond cutting? |
| Egg warmer |
| Essayist's writing |
| Ethel Mertz, on 'I Love Lucy' |
| For three: Fr |
| Hammer's end |
| High-profile merger, e.g |
| Hit 1970s sitcom |
| It may pack a punch |
| Italian poetic form |
| Jell-O maker |
| Jerk |
| Just what the doctor ordered |
| Like a three-pitch inning |
| Like many Christmas traditions |
| Like some jacket hoods |
| Like some reactions |
| Low-lying areas |
| Most-applied-to school in the U.S |
| Nikon competitors |
| Offshore |
| Pavarotti standard whose name means 'My Sunshine' |
| Plant from another country |
| Preceder of first |
| Refuse to drop |
| Riles |
| Safe place to crash |
| School cafeteria food, stereotypically |
| Slithery |
| Some of Lockheed Martin's business |
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