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'What ___ I saying?' crossword clue


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New York Times crossword of April 12th, 2004 other clues
'Hey, you!'
'Othello' villain
'Pretty good!'
Ambles (along)
Apartment payment
Automatic tournament advance
Billiards rod
Bout ender, for short
Brays
Bullring hurrahs
Chest muscles, briefly
Choir voice
Diving board's part of a swimming pool
Encl. with a manuscript
Extremely low, as prices
Fatherly
Figure skater Midori ___
Fly
Frog's seat
Frozen waffle brand
Furtively
Game authority
Give, as duties
Golf locale
Hair salon item
Height: Abbr.
Identical
Informal group discussion
It goes on a photocopier: Abbr.
Johnson of 'Laugh-In'
Jr. high, e.g.
Justice's attire
Keystone officer
Letters on a Cardinal's cap
Lift in Aspen
Like Yul Brynner or Telly Savalas
Little 'un
Loewe's partner on Broadway
Magazine no.
Malfunction, with 'up'
Not at home
On the ___ (fleeing)
One side in checkers
One's special person in life
Online correspondence
Part of the spine
Pastoral place
Picked up stealthily
Pivoting span on a river
Place for gloss
Poorer
Previously named
Prohibit
Queen Victoria's prince
Quick bite
Rock musician Brian
Roundish
Shack
Speedometer letters
Spicy chip topping
Strokes on a green
Subdued color
Summer in Montréal
The first O of O-O-O
Thom ___ shoes
Title girl in Kay Thompson books
Toy that does tricks
Tremendously
Tropical fever
Two-trailer rig
Tyrannical leader
Views, as through binoculars
Walks about looking for prey
___ Lingus
___ Lizzie (Model T)
___ Park, Colo.
___-boom-bah

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