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What may help break the ice crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of September 28th, 2015 other clues |
| Person who regularly cleans his plate? |
| Pillage |
| Planet, to Shakespeare |
| Ponder, with 'on' |
| Put in a row |
| Raise one's voice |
| See 13-Down |
| Ship's pole |
| Sideshow act that features 'the smallest performers in the world' |
| Simple |
| Sine qua ___ |
| Slippery fish |
| Stead |
| Stratford-upon-___ |
| Surge of adrenaline |
| Three Stooges' hits? |
| Walked like an expectant father, say |
| Way off |
| Where ships go |
| Winnie-the-Pooh's Hundred ___ Wood |
| Winter Olympian who may go 90 m.p.h |
| With 12-Down, 'Gimme that!' |
| Word before 'have mercy!' |
| Words before 'You shouldn't have' |
| ___ Bator, Mongolia |
| ___ of Sandwich |
| ___ toast |
| 'Collect $200 after passing Go,' e.g |
| 'F' on a gas gauge |
| 'Me too' |
| 'Mon ___!' (French cry) |
| 'Star Trek' warp drive fuel |
| 'Naked' rodent |
| 'That's overly personal about yourself, don't you think?!' |
| 'Toy Story' boy ... or, with the circled letters, a hint to 20-, 39- and 53-Across |
| '___ words were never spoken' |
| 16 oz |
| 1992 Clint Eastwood western that won Best Picture |
| Abbr. in a military address |
| Ascending in economic class |
| Attractive companion on the red carpet |
| Baseball's Felipe |
| Bedridden, say |
| Bobby who won three straight N.H.L. M.V.P. awards |
| Bright night lights |
| Bro's sibling |
| Bullets, informally |
| City south of Utah's Arches National Park |
| Classic clown name |
| Dark, as a room |
| Downright nasty |
| Enjoy literature |
| Exams |
| Falsehood |
| Fort Collins sch |
| Fret (over) |
| Genre of 50 Cent and André 3000 |
| Gershwin composition in United Airlines ads |
| Griffin who created 'Wheel of Fortune' |
| How singers should sing |
| Howe'er |
| Hyundai's Santa Fe or Tucson |
| Lie on the beach |
| Like about 15% of New Zealanders |
| Lively, as colors |
| Locale |
| Mail deliverer's assignment |
| Meows : cats :: ___ : dogs |
| Military initiative that seeks to influence the enemy's mind, informally |
| Not share |
| Old 'Up, up and away' carrier |
| One of the seven deadly sins |
| Only U.S. president whose surname is more than 50% vowels |
| Perfects, as one's skills |
| Person about town |
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