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What literally comes from the north, east, west and south? crossword clue
N E W S
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| New York Times crossword of September 5th, 2011 other clues |
| 'Feels great!' |
| 'Laughing' animal |
| 32-card game |
| 511, in old Rome |
| Abrupt finishes to phone conversations |
| Appliances hidden in seven answers in this puzzle |
| Author Asquith of children's books |
| Biblical word with 'thou' |
| Bit of Morse code |
| Bullfight cheer |
| Charleston is its capital |
| Chicago columnist Kupcinet |
| College Web site suffix |
| Common event the day after Thanksgiving |
| Cut the mustard |
| Dada artist Jean |
| Deposit, as an egg |
| Distance units on a football field |
| Doctor's charge |
| Eagle's grabbers |
| Earn tons of, as dough |
| Elvis's '___ Las Vegas' |
| Fashion magazine founded in France |
| Favorable sign |
| Finish |
| First part of a ski jump |
| Fix, as a cat |
| Focused-beam emitters |
| Four Monopoly properties: Abbr |
| Genius |
| German car |
| Griffin who created 'Wheel of Fortune' |
| Indenting key |
| Informed |
| It's rotated when doing the twist |
| Jack the ___ |
| Japanese motorcycle maker |
| Kitchen cleanup cloth |
| Landed |
| Log-in info |
| Longest river in Deutschland |
| Look-for-it children's game |
| Masticates |
| Melt |
| Necklace fasteners |
| North, east, west or south: Abbr |
| Not a unanimous ruling |
| Not threatened |
| Off-road transport, briefly |
| Oktoberfest vessel |
| One who knows the ropes |
| Palindromic girl |
| Permit for leaving a country |
| Perry Mason's field |
| Property with a mansion |
| Qty |
| Ready for business |
| Role in 'Young Frankenstein' |
| Russian fighter jet |
| Samuel Langhorne ___ |
| Simile's center |
| Skirt's edge |
| Sort of |
| Sportscaster Albert |
| Stiffly phrased |
| Swedish liquor with memorable ads |
| Takes steps in response to |
| Talks like this in 'Star Wars' films he does |
| Trumpet's saliva-draining key |
| 'Entourage' cable channel |
| 'Fat chance, laddie' |
| 'All seats have been sold' sign |
| Venomous snake |
| Walk proudly |
| ___ Paulo, Brazil |
| ___ the Terrible |
| ___, Crackle and Pop |
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