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What ran away with the spoon, in 'Hey Diddle Diddle' crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of June 13th, 2016 other clues |
| 'Gattaca' actress Thurman |
| 'I, Robot' writer Asimov |
| 'Sounds about right' |
| 'Yes sir!,' south of the border |
| '___ and the Swan' (Yeats poem) |
| '___ the only one?' |
| Academic record, in brief |
| Airport landing area |
| Animal pelts |
| Approximately |
| As well |
| Available for business |
| Cautionary words for a buyer |
| Coconut's place |
| Conspiracy member |
| Devious maneuver |
| Easter egg embellisher |
| Engage in some horseplay ... or a hint to the words spelled out in the circles |
| Ferber who wrote 'Giant' |
| Four Corners-area tribesman |
| Generally |
| Ginger ___ |
| Grabbed |
| Hazy image |
| High point of a European ski trip? |
| Hurries up |
| Iconic U.S. cabinetmaker of the early 1800s |
| Instant decaf brand |
| Italian luxury carmaker |
| Jefferson Davis's govt |
| Justice's garment |
| Kibbutz locale: Abbr |
| Klutz's cry |
| Larch or birch |
| Large deer |
| Large Indonesian island |
| Leave one's vehicle in a traffic lane, say |
| Letter in an Anglo-Saxon script |
| Like an old wooden bucket of song |
| Loan sharks |
| Loser in a momentous 2000 Supreme Court case |
| Melancholy |
| One practicing the 'E' of STEM subjects: Abbr |
| Otherworldly craft, for short |
| PC connecting device |
| Physical expression of victory |
| Playful bites |
| Plunders |
| President William Howard ___ |
| Prod |
| Query |
| Quick swim |
| Rapunzel's bounty |
| Regard dismissively |
| Repair, as a shoe bottom |
| Romantically inclined |
| Scissors topper, in a game |
| She loses paradise in 'Paradise Lost' |
| Simplicity |
| Slovakia and Slovenia |
| Some passport stamps |
| Song for a diva |
| Soused |
| Spike on a cowboy boot |
| Spinal cord cell needed for muscle contraction |
| Spoon or spatula |
| Sudden ___ (overtime format) |
| Suffix with luncheon or kitchen |
| Swing wildly, as one's arms |
| The 'A' in N.B.A.: Abbr |
| Tobacco that's inhaled |
| Tweak, as text |
| Until |
| W.W. II German vessel |
| Withered |
| ___ Andreas Fault |
| ___ snail's pace |
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