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Where wads of gum may be found? crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of June 16th, 2002 other clues |
| Like low-sodium foods, say |
| Like noxious gases |
| Liked, with 1-Down |
| Longing |
| Low wind instrument |
| Lustrous white |
| Made fun of |
| Magazine for extreme dieters? |
| Manage |
| Mentioned |
| More smooth |
| Motto of a romance novelist? |
| Nels of 'Little House on the Prairie' |
| Nonsensical |
| Old tourist slogan for Black Sea resorts? |
| Out of order |
| Part of an exchange |
| Peel in a drink |
| Peer Gynt's mother |
| Peter of 'Casbah' |
| Place for a halo |
| Player second only to Gretzky in most N.H.L. goals |
| Pluck |
| Popular tune for tenor or accordion |
| Prairielands abroad |
| Provide, as access |
| Pubmates |
| Put down, slangily |
| Put one's legs up |
| Quarterback Rodney |
| Rebuffs |
| Reef locale |
| Rein in |
| Rip-offs |
| Disloyal sort |
| Doctor Zhivago |
| Doesn't go straight |
| Drain |
| Duties for generals? |
| Enlargement: Abbr. |
| Escorts can be gotten here |
| Ethereal |
| Excited cry |
| Extremely short supply |
| Fad doll, once |
| Fast reverse curve |
| Final words |
| First name in portraits |
| French cop |
| Friend of Prince Henry |
| Full of meaning |
| Grasp |
| Gross |
| Grp. that spans an ocean |
| Halfway around the bases |
| Hardly a sophisticate |
| Hippie gathering of a sort |
| How anchovies are packed |
| How long one might stay |
| Hummingbirds do it |
| In direct opposition |
| Incalculable |
| Initials on a Nascar car |
| It may hang by the neck |
| Judge Lance |
| Kind of chop |
| Kind of flash |
| Letter switched to ess in this puzzle's theme |
| Scout master? |
| See 118-Across |
| See 90-Across |
| Site of ancient Aquitania |
| Slangy turndown |
| Slice (off) |
| Smog-fighting grp. |
| Space invaders, for short |
| Spare parts source |
| Spring-y chicken? |
| Staff note |
| Standing |
| Start of a one-two punch |
| Stay awake nights |
| Stole material |
| Stowe gear |
| Sugar source |
| Sushi offering |
| Take the lead |
| The Abode of Peace |
| They may flare up |
| Toiler |
| Toll site |
| Top of the line |
| Unable to see in any direction |
| Under cover? |
| Walk softly |
| Wears away |
| Whistle-blower |
| With 64-Down, a down-home pronoun |
| Woman in Sherlock Holmes stories |
| Wooed successfully |
| ___ about (roughly) |
| 'O wad some Pow'r the ___ gie us': Burns |
| 'Sweet' herb |
| '___ ideas?' |
| '___ sez ...' |
| '___ sorry!' |
| 82-Across denizens |
| Absorbed, as a loss |
| Academic achievement |
| Accountants used to dip into them |
| Adder's-tongue, e.g. |
| Adventure tale of 1847 |
| As expected |
| At the same level (with) |
| Baby holder |
| Baseball club |
| Battlefield of April 6-7, 1862 |
| Be bothered |
| Bedrock pet |
| Big tippler |
| Bush Sr.'s bailiwick, 1976-77 |
| Bygone relative of the kiwi |
| Cab Calloway's signature line |
| Certain set of lines from Petrarch |
| Changes the boundaries of |
| City in Tuscany |
| Cluster |
| Come before |
| Common sense? |
| Country almost 1,000 miles long |
| Crème flavorer |
| Cunning |
| Curling place |
| Custom |
| Dark-nosed Tasmanian? |
| '... sting like ___' |
| 'Boola Boola' singers |
| 'My goodness!' |
| 'How adorable!' |
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