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What Brits call 'red sauce' crossword clue
C A T S U P
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| New York Times crossword of December 27th, 2015 other clues |
| Meetings arranged through Ashley Madison |
| Melee |
| Michael of 'Saturday Night Live' |
| Modern TV feature, for short |
| Morning run time, maybe |
| Muse for D. H. Lawrence |
| Next to |
| NN |
| OO |
| Opposite of an early adopter |
| Peeps heard by Bo Peep |
| Peers in a box |
| Pep Boys competitor |
| Pest control brand |
| Pile of stones used to mark a trail |
| Playwright Clifford |
| Portrait on Chinese renminbi bills |
| PP |
| Put away |
| Rate ___ (be perfect) |
| Riot opportunist |
| Romance |
| RR |
| Santa Claus portrayer in 81-Across |
| Sarcastic 'Wonderful' |
| Savor, as a drink |
| See 114-Across |
| Sell at a discount, say |
| Shot put and long jump |
| Silas in 'The Da Vinci Code,' notably |
| Singer Crow |
| Soaring cost? |
| Some lab samples |
| Some TVs and smartphones |
| Spicy fruit beverage often used as a tequila chaser |
| Street of film fame |
| Strips shortly after getting up in the morning? |
| Susan of 'The Partridge Family' |
| Susan who wrote 'The Orchid Thief' |
| Symbol of Middle America |
| Takes down a peg |
| Techies, stereotypically |
| The Impaler |
| The Jedi and the Sith, e.g |
| To some degree |
| Tolkien tree creatures |
| Tori of pop/rock |
| Travel info source, for short |
| Uniform |
| Very much |
| Volunteer's response |
| West Pointer |
| When repeated, a Yale fight song |
| Whites, informally |
| Wig out |
| Witherspoon of 'Legally Blonde' |
| WW |
| X-rated material |
| You might take it out for a drive |
| ZZ |
| ___ diagram |
| ___ system (luxury car option, briefly) |
| 'Auld Lang Syne' and others |
| 'Chill out, will you' |
| 'Gypsy' composer |
| 'How ___!' |
| 'Oh, please, that's enough' |
| 'N.Y. State of Mind' rapper |
| 'Thursday Night Football' airer |
| 'Vette choice |
| 'When I was a ___ ...' |
| A Perón |
| AA |
| Abbr. in many airport names |
| Agricultural figure in 'The Canterbury Tales' |
| Alaska tourist attraction |
| Alley ___ |
| Annapolis grad |
| Arafat's successor as Palestinian president |
| Assets for food critics |
| Attic |
| Bad thing on a record |
| Befuddling |
| Beholds |
| Big name in 35-Down |
| Budget alternative |
| Building beam |
| Calla lily family |
| Capital with the Norsk Folkemuseum |
| Conquest of 1953 |
| Cornerstone abbr |
| Court, for short |
| Cry to a husky |
| D.C. athlete |
| Dances at the Tropicana Club |
| DD |
| Derisive sounds |
| Director of 2015's 'Chi-Raq' |
| Dirt road hazards |
| Dorm V.I.P.s |
| Durable stocking fabric |
| Explore deeply |
| Extra bed, maybe |
| Female toon with a 'dollink' Boris |
| FF |
| Figured (out) |
| First antibacterial soap brand |
| Fizzy drink |
| Floor |
| Fort Knox valuable |
| Gasless car |
| Gaudy wrap |
| Grackles and grebes |
| Greet from behind the wheel |
| Grps. with the motto 'Every child. One voice' |
| Has an inspiration |
| Hazy memory |
| Helen Mirren, e.g |
| Historic German admiral Maximilian von ___ |
| Hit with a stun gun |
| Hodges who managed the Mets to a World Series title |
| Horror franchise beginning in 2004 |
| Identifies in a Facebook photo |
| Industrious workers |
| It comes before one |
| It may be struck on a runway |
| It's heard at a hearing |
| Java order that packs less of a punch |
| Je t'aime : French :: ___ : Spanish |
| Jubilant |
| Lasting for years and years |
| Like an alarm clock, night after night |
| Like courtroom witnesses |
| Like macho push-ups |
| Little Rascals boy |
| Locale for cranberries |
| London cathedral |
| Major-___ |
| Mars features, mistakenly |
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