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Where to find a bump, in a phrase crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of December 1st, 2003 other clues |
| Angry, with 'up' |
| 'A View to a ___' (Bond film) |
| A dog's ___ (long spell) |
| Actress Verdugo |
| Add on, as to a plant |
| Aircraft course marker |
| Any three-letter sequence |
| Bathtub feature |
| Beer or ale |
| Cain's victim |
| Cairo's waterway |
| Chamber group, maybe |
| Chances |
| Chastise |
| Chivalrous |
| Company with a once-famous catalog |
| Confuse |
| Country music's McEntire |
| Crackpot |
| Desert stops |
| Disparaging remark |
| Divorce mecca |
| Dog ___ (G.I. identifiers) |
| Dogie catchers |
| Dutch cheese |
| Estate receiver |
| Film sensation of 1933 |
| Fork tine |
| Former Italian money |
| Frigid |
| Game with an onomatopoeic name |
| Gilbert & Sullivan work, with 'The' |
| Grand ___ (island east of Florida) |
| Grape holders |
| Hair goops |
| Help in piracy, e.g. |
| Heredity carrier |
| Island near Java |
| IV + IV |
| Latin eyes |
| Like doggerel, often |
| Little fjord |
| Make the first moves, in dancing |
| Making a hole in one |
| Mars' counterpart |
| Martian's craft, for short |
| Men's jacket size |
| Metric work units |
| Mister in Mexico |
| Moved to first class |
| Mystique |
| Pencil features |
| Piggy-bank aperture |
| Red Sea parter |
| Remained in bed |
| Ripsnorter |
| Roofing base |
| Shortly |
| Shortwave, e.g. |
| Sitcom alien |
| Skip the usual wedding preparations |
| Slacken |
| Speeder's bane |
| Stagnant |
| Stocking material |
| Sukiyaki ingredient |
| Takes to the station house |
| Tatum of Tinseltown |
| Travels |
| Voting district |
| Watch at a strip club, maybe |
| Went off, as a bell |
| What a comb undoes |
| Wished undone |
| Witness-box |
| Yemeni port |
| ___ Lackawanna Railroad |
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