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Used as a foundation crossword clue
B U I L T O N
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| Wall Street Journal crossword of January 15th, 2010 other clues |
| Lose traction |
| Maryland player, for short |
| Meditating school |
| Merino mother |
| Mike Brady's second wife |
| Mike Brady, for one |
| Moon goddess |
| Online conversation |
| Open envelopes |
| Ordered, in olden days |
| Override |
| Party nosh |
| Pelting, as a house on Halloween |
| Pete Rose's 4,256 |
| Publicity |
| Pub orders |
| Purina brand |
| Recap |
| Reception problem |
| Relaxing retreats |
| Remove the stuffiness from |
| Rock salt |
| Rush letters |
| Sack |
| Sade song |
| Set of chess moves also called the Ruy Lopez |
| Sets the price at |
| Sharp cry |
| Sharpness |
| Signals agreement |
| Singer-songwriter DiFranco |
| Skater's jump |
| Some MIT grads |
| Spare part? |
| Sully |
| 'Knocked Up' director Judd |
| 'A Death in the Family' author |
| 'Candle in the Wind' lyricist |
| 'Entourage' agent |
| 'Gee whiz!' |
| 'I have a dream' speaker |
| 'Lonely Boy' singer |
| 'Nope!' |
| 'Roof of the World' |
| 'Sugar Lips' trumpeter |
| 'That's my cue!' |
| 'The Price Is Right' game |
| 1982 film set inside a computer |
| 2010 title role for Denzel |
| Acts of the Apostles author |
| Autos available with 'bonnet stripes' |
| Bar from the locker room |
| Bark feature |
| Baseball's Boyer |
| Bit of discoloration |
| Bond |
| Bonobo, for one |
| Bootlickers |
| Box office buys, slangily |
| Call for |
| Cannon of 'Deathtrap' |
| Carrier to Ben Gurion International |
| Catholic retiree |
| Cheek |
| Cheerful |
| City of northeast Nevada |
| City of northeast Ohio |
| Civil |
| Clear |
| Clooney film '___ the Air' |
| Co-star of Teri, Felicity, and Marcia |
| Combing attraction? |
| Consonant |
| Consumer product from Adobe |
| Prepares for an ambush |
| Corp. bigwigs |
| Potential pipes |
| Create secondhand smoke |
| Proponent of the philosophy of pessimism |
| Sway |
| Sweet chili ingredient |
| Tear |
| Terrier of films |
| They played in Olympic Stadium |
| Time of one's life |
| Top 40 genre |
| Triangle trio |
| TV's '___ Haw' |
| Unadorned |
| Vacation destination |
| Vessel made of wood from Mount Pelion |
| Viking, e.g. |
| Was nearly as good as |
| Wee nail |
| West Wing worker |
| Western omelet ingredients |
| What are you looking at? |
| When to display une crèche |
| Wings |
| Womanizer, in hip-hop slang |
| Workers' rewards |
| Writer Harte |
| Wyoming's ___ Range |
| You might walk a mile for it |
| Pirate punishment |
| Crystallizes |
| Debussy's 'Reflets Dans ___' |
| Department store section |
| Poetic paean |
| Diner dish |
| Dinner summoners |
| Does a checkout chore |
| Dream found in this puzzle's seven longest answers |
| Finishes the cupcakes |
| Firebug |
| Five-night-a-week NBC star |
| Flinty |
| Forum greeting |
| Fountain setting, perhaps |
| Fr. holy woman |
| Frasier's brother |
| From another museum, maybe |
| German pistol |
| Graffiti artists |
| Grotta Azzurra location |
| Head honcho |
| HMO cost |
| Home of Jimmy and Rosalynn |
| Hurried flight |
| In-box item |
| Intensify |
| It may go over your head |
| It's near the top of a microscope |
| Ithaca's sea |
| Its tallest point is Olympus Mons |
| Jim Croce's 'I Got ___' |
| Joint expert |
| Judd of 'Numb3rs' |
| Karloff's co-star in 'The Black Cat' |
| Labor production? |
| Lorry need |
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