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Whence the phrase 'Murder most foul' crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of December 26th, 2010 other clues |
| 'Uncle!' |
| 'Viva ___!' |
| 1960s TV boy |
| Actor Hugh involved in every swap shop deal? |
| Actor John playing Wayne Knight's role on 'Seinfeld'? |
| Actress Cannon |
| Actress Diane of 'Numb3rs' |
| Advantages |
| Ann or Andy |
| Aspersion |
| Attempt |
| Author Robert ___ Butler |
| Azure |
| Backpackers' gear |
| Bar activity |
| Big brass |
| Brazilian name for six popes |
| Cartoon genre |
| Charged particle |
| Chili powder ingredient |
| Chorus of approvals |
| Clerical robe |
| Close |
| Colloquialism |
| Come to |
| Comfy bedwear |
| Confession of faith |
| Contradict |
| Czech martyr Jan |
| Dad |
| Dating service datum |
| Decree |
| Difference in days between the lunar and solar year |
| Dummkopfs |
| On the 73-Across, e.g. |
| One ___ (ball game) |
| Onetime home for Georgia O'Keeffe |
| Origin |
| Passeport info |
| Pastoral sounds |
| Patronized a restaurant |
| Place from which to watch a Hawaiian sunset |
| Planetary shadow |
| Plumber's fitting |
| Plus |
| Popular portal |
| Pound |
| Pre-1868 Tokyo |
| Prickly plants |
| Projecting front |
| Quark/antiquark particle |
| Quotable Hall-of-Famer, informally |
| Razor brand |
| Results of some accidents |
| Retreat |
| Run ___ the mouth |
| Ryan's 'Love Story' co-star |
| S. American land |
| Scoundrel |
| Shifty ones? |
| Shine |
| Shut out |
| Sign |
| Sinatra's 'Softly, ___ Leave You' |
| Singer Carey |
| Sled dog |
| Slow dance with quick turns |
| Dundee dissent |
| E-mail address component |
| Elan |
| Element in strobe lights |
| Excoriate |
| Expunction |
| First name in country |
| Flowering |
| Funny |
| Half |
| Hand, in slang |
| Harshly bright |
| High-school class |
| Honoree's spot |
| Hopper |
| Hotel's ask-your-greeter-anything approach? |
| Inhabitant of the Pribilof Islands |
| Intensifies, with 'up' |
| Lampblack |
| Like Rochester, N.Y. |
| Like some gases |
| Literally, 'guilty mind' |
| Loving comment from an astronaut's wife? |
| Low tip |
| Make ___ of |
| Modern party summons |
| Modern pentathlon event |
| Most fit |
| Mother of Helen |
| Nectar flavor |
| News offices |
| Nike competitor |
| Not well |
| Old-time cartoonist Hoff |
| So-so |
| Something that's not optional |
| Song on an album |
| Speak lovingly |
| Spread for lunch, maybe |
| Square |
| Steve McQueen's first major movie, with 'The' |
| Stir |
| Swift |
| The Dark Knight rooms with Quasimodo? |
| The Red Baron and others |
| Third-degree, in math |
| Throws (off) |
| Tiresomely disagreeable sort |
| Topper for Ol' Blue Eyes |
| Vamoose |
| Vaults |
| Vermont city |
| W.W. I hero played by Gary Cooper |
| W.W. II carrier praised by Churchill for its ability to 'sting twice' |
| Wee bit |
| Welcomes warmly |
| What Dustin Hoffman gets to do often, thanks to royalties? |
| When Canada celebrates Thanksgiving |
| Winter Olympics powerhouse |
| Without ___ (nonchalantly) |
| Woodworking tools |
| Yak |
| ___ Bowl |
| ___ Eisley, 'Star Wars' cantina town |
| ___ Gillis of 1960s TV |
| 'All clear' |
| 'Don't strain' |
| 'He wore a diamond' in 'Copacabana' |
| 'El ___ vive!' (revolutionary catchphrase) |
| 'South Park' character leading a walk around a paddock? |
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