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When the stomach starts grumbling crossword clue
M E A L T I M E
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| New York Times crossword of April 19th, 2004 other clues |
| 'A Clockwork Orange' protagonist |
| 'Me, Myself & ___' (2000 flick) |
| 1982 Disney film |
| 5,280 feet |
| Actor Beatty |
| Addicts |
| Air conditioner capacity, for short |
| Alimony receivers |
| Arson aftermath |
| Basic of golf instruction |
| Black cats, traditionally speaking |
| Boar's mate |
| CD predecessors |
| Chicago airport |
| Clothe |
| Co. name completer |
| Deep sleep |
| Dish sometimes served 'on the half-shell' |
| Do cross-country |
| Does a U-turn |
| Dublin's land |
| Dutch cheese |
| Eats elegantly |
| Employ again |
| Enlighten |
| Eye layer |
| Famous duelist |
| Four-door |
| French cheese |
| French sea |
| Genesis garden |
| Gentle animal |
| Grad |
| Gymnast Comaneci |
| Had emotions |
| Lampreys, e.g. |
| Letters of distress |
| Like some Christians |
| Little tricksters |
| Mediterranean estate |
| Misshapen citrus |
| Ninny |
| Nosed (out) |
| Not behaving conservatively |
| Not just gone |
| Not on one side or the other |
| Nothing more than |
| Officials elected for two yrs. |
| Old-fashioned anesthetic |
| On in years |
| One side of the Urals |
| One who nabs 15-Across |
| Overalls material |
| Place to relax |
| Prodding |
| Quaker ___ |
| Ran, as colors |
| Related |
| Russian gold medalist ___ Kulik |
| Science guy Bill |
| Seashore washer |
| Site of an 1836 massacre |
| Son of Zeus |
| Sundance entry, informally |
| Timber wolf |
| Toast spread |
| Trim |
| Trojan War king |
| Twisted |
| Unload, as stock |
| Use a rotary phone |
| Utterance that sums up 20-, 32- and 42-Across |
| Verona, in 'Romeo and Juliet' |
| Voting machine part |
| ___ gin fizz |
| ___ Gras |
| ___ Jima |
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