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B I T T E R E N D
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| New York Times crossword of February 18th, 2004 other clues |
| 'Buzz off!' |
| 'Charlotte's Web' author |
| 'Concentration' puzzle |
| 'Go ahead, ask!' |
| 'I'm so glad!' |
| 'Love ___ Sickness' (Daniel poem) |
| 'Monty Python' airer |
| 'Seinfeld' uncle |
| 'You are not!' retort |
| '___ is human ...' |
| Accede to the district attorney, perhaps |
| Ad ___ |
| Aladdin's sidekick |
| Bad coffee, informally |
| Bench locale |
| Blow the whistle (on) |
| Brownie |
| Caddie, basically |
| Casino slickster |
| Chang's twin |
| Clucker |
| Comics shriek |
| Dangerous cargo, in modern lingo |
| Deface |
| Elevs. |
| Expo '70 site |
| Five iron |
| Gave the go-ahead |
| Genesis firstborn |
| Gold rush territory |
| Humble reply |
| In a lather |
| Instant message recipient, maybe |
| Iron-pumper's unit |
| Light-footed |
| Like some eels or catfish |
| Like some wells and lectures |
| Like unlucky toreadors |
| Lobster eggs |
| Low Countries locale |
| Major fiction |
| Makes aquatints |
| Manipulator |
| Margarita feature |
| Maritime grp. |
| Mark, as a trail |
| Met number |
| Mork's leader on 'Mork & Mindy' |
| Much traveled |
| Nae sayer |
| Opposite of endo- |
| Panama and porkpie |
| Place for cocktails |
| Potential retiree |
| Ratify by stamping |
| Road shoulder |
| RoboCop, e.g. |
| Self-server |
| Sensation, slangily |
| Shamefaced |
| Sheriff's party? |
| Shout from the sidelines on TV |
| Shows contempt for |
| Sitcom newsman Baxter |
| Sleek, in car talk |
| Snickers |
| State Dept. figure |
| Sugary cocktail |
| Take captive |
| Toaster treat |
| Trouble constantly |
| Two-door conveyance |
| Visibly shocked |
| W.W. II ally |
| Writer who's in the minority |
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