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What you probably have a head for crossword clue
S H O W E R
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| New York Times crossword of October 16th, 2009 other clues |
| Lusatian ___ (German/Polish border river) |
| Male protagonist in William Inge's 'Good Luck, Miss Wyckoff' |
| Modern way to request participation |
| More than merely meet |
| Multitude |
| Old covenant keeper |
| Part of Christmas |
| Partook of |
| Platform place: Abbr. |
| Popular aquatic performer |
| Reader's digest founder of 1984 |
| Recipients of dollars for quarters? |
| Set for a reading |
| Setting for C. S. Lewis's 'The Last Battle' |
| Some displays, briefly |
| Sonny |
| Sound ominously |
| Spinoff of CBS's 'JAG' |
| Start over, in a way |
| Stunned |
| Summer Olympics event |
| Toy developed in China |
| Typical taxis |
| Unlike doves |
| Up to |
| Vote in der Bundesrat |
| Writer of the history 'Ab Urbe Condita' |
| Young Turk, e.g. |
| 'You win' |
| 'Beloved' heroine |
| 'Golly!' |
| 'Nuts!' |
| 'Where people go to dance the night away,' in song |
| 1930s bomber |
| 1980s Argentine president ___ Alfonsín |
| 1997 Bell Atlantic acquisition |
| Be everywhere, so to speak |
| Brush |
| Bucolic call |
| Châteaubriand accompaniment, often |
| Chick chaser? |
| Cleave |
| Coastal island colonists |
| Court figure: Abbr. |
| Cut off |
| Detox population |
| Draining aid |
| Early online discussion setting |
| Easternmost town on Maui, on one end of 52 miles of twisty highway |
| Emperor's relative |
| Familial title |
| Film composer Clausen and others |
| Fix |
| Floppy headgear |
| Fractional bit? |
| Fuss |
| Gauge |
| Guide |
| It has four bases |
| It's often said with the eyes closed |
| Its skeleton may be used to make jewelry |
| Kids in funny shorts |
| Largest of the Canary Islands |
| Like some checkups |
| Limnological study |
| London broil, often |
| Longtime name in photography |
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