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| New York Times crossword of October 15th, 2012 other clues |
| Scribbled, say |
| Entrance to a freeway |
| Six: Prefix |
| Expeditious type of delivery |
| Song in a libretto |
| Faith founded in 19th-century Persia |
| Sound in a long hallway |
| Food-poisoning bacteria |
| States with confidence |
| Furry ally of Luke Skywalker |
| Target's target, e.g |
| Tennis champ Agassi |
| Fusses |
| Golden ___ (senior) |
| The 'p' in r.p.m |
| Goose egg |
| Top of a woman's swimsuit |
| Harness race gait |
| Turn inside out |
| Have a life |
| U.K. honour |
| He and she |
| Villain who says 'O, beware, my lord, of jealousy' |
| Indian princess |
| Vote for |
| Japanese sash |
| Jiggly dessert |
| With cunning |
| Woman in a choir |
| Lav |
| Worshiper in a temple |
| Yale students, informally |
| Lav |
| Like bedroom communities |
| ___ rummy |
| Magazine staffers, for short |
| Major Calif.-to-Fla. route |
| Nash who loved to rhyme |
| Neckwear for a full baseball team? |
| Neckwear for boyfriends? |
| Neckwear for informal occasions? |
| Neckwear for princes? |
| Neckwear in a work of fiction? |
| Neckwear just right for the occasion? |
| Oil-producing rock |
| One piece of a three-piece suit |
| Part of a bridal ensemble |
| Posturepedic maker |
| Provoke |
| Pupil surrounder |
| Rosemary, for one |
| Scribbled (down) |
| 'Auld Lang ___' |
| 'Anything going on?' |
| 'O Sole ___' |
| 'Horrible' comic strip character |
| 'My bad' |
| 100-yard race, e.g |
| Alternative to 'shape up' |
| Andrea ___ (ship in 1956 headlines) |
| Ankle bones |
| Arrow shooter of Greek myth |
| Become a member: Var |
| Bill ___, the Science Guy |
| Bite-size pies, maybe |
| Blew it |
| Byron's 'before' |
| Calendar pgs |
| China's Chou En-___ |
| City that a song asks 'Do you know the way to ...?' |
| Cracked a little |
| Derisive shouts |
| Des Moines's state |
| Design detail, for short |
| Do nothing |
| Doughnut shapes, mathematically |
| Eagle's nest |
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