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Unit of matter: Abbr. crossword clue


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New York Times crossword of March 13th, 2005 other clues
'Every man will be a ___ if he can': Thoreau
'Let me repeat …'
'Miss ___ Thompson,' 1953 musical film
'My Fair Lady' is based on his work
'Tasty!'
'The Confessions of ___ Turner'
'Vette option
'___ Kyser's Kollege of Musical Knowledge'
'___ lift?'
1/16 of a cup: Abbr.
A.C. unit
Accompanier of thumbs and ears
Actress Aniston, familiarly
Anger
Anticipatory
Arrives suddenly without formality
Article of the Constitution about the judiciary
Asia's ___ Sea
Assent in les Alpes
Attempted activity in 'The Barber of Seville'
Austronesian language
Begin
Book after Ezr.
Bottomless pit
Bounced check letters
Brave cover
Break
Burlesque landing spot
Captain, e.g.
Cars known for backfiring?
Chamber groups
Cheat, in a lab maze?
Clue for a car mechanic
Complete
Computer woe
Convey
D.C. lobbying grp.
Deliverer of many pkgs.
Designer Gernreich
Diamond Head's home
Didn't play
Different cuts
Does some lab maze-solving?
Done in
Double curve
Dove
Elocuted
End of MGM's motto
Epitome of simplicity
Eye lasciviously
Feather holder
Foundations
Frat rushees, often
Freight carrier
French writer Georges
Garbo film 'Queen ___'
Geom. point
Get weary solving  a lab maze?
Gift-giver's urging
Gland prefix
Go after
Go over again
Had passed its expiration date
Hand-color, in a way
Head post
Helps do wrong
High lands
Hit a dead end mazewise?
Home page visits
International coin
Jacob and Abraham, e.g.
Jazz guitarist Montgomery
Kodak competitor
Lab maze runner
Lauren of 'The Love Boat'
Like most magazine personality tests
Mag. sales info
Make a new excavation
Make, in arithmetic
Marc Antony's love
Mark and Shania
Mate's hello
Materialize
Maze participant
Maze reward
Melville work
Olds mobile
Olympian Griffith Joyner, familiarly
Olympics chant
One covering the infield
One of a Hindu trinity
One taking a gander?
Options for traders
Org. with a key-holding eagle in its logo
Org. with an emergency no.
Outermost of the Aleutians
Parks in Alabama
Part of a food pyramid
Pass along, as gossip
Passe
Passers, briefly
Pile maker
Pit sight
Plains Indian
Play the role of
Pommes frites seasoning
Pros with cons
Q.E.D. part
Recipe info: Abbr.
Rights grp.
Salute site
Sch. where Samuel Morse was a professor of art
Scott who wrote 'Island of the Blue Dolphins'
See to
Set
Smell victory, in a lab maze?
Soap made by Dial
Solve a lab maze almost inaudibly?
Speaking sites
Spring event
Stars, in Kansas' motto
State biggie
Steamed
Stop from getting dry
Stuffed food
Suffix with axiom
Suffix with ideal
Term
Thither
Transfer
Trim
Tumbler
Unexplainable
Unloaded truck's weight
Veiled threat
Verb for Popeye
What a tipper tips
Works around town?
___ generis (unique)
___ Lanka
___ milk

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