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Who wrote the line 'Once upon a midnight dreary ...' crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of April 30th, 2018 other clues |
| Fixed charge |
| Underwear for Frisbee enthusiasts? |
| 'Stop right there!' |
| Relating to part of the pelvis |
| Underwear for judges? |
| Furry sitcom alien |
| 'Well, I never!' |
| Romanov ruler |
| Underwear for tycoons? |
| Genetic stuff |
| 'Woo-hoo!' |
| Romantic hopeful |
| Use a swizzle stick |
| Ginger ___ (soft drink) |
| '___ be my pleasure!' |
| Rosy-cheeked |
| Victory in an away game |
| Has bills |
| Run off to the preacher |
| What 'I' or 'me' refers to |
| Actor Milo |
| Heart health evaluation, for short |
| Second word of 'The Star-Spangled Banner' |
| Like the moon landing, according to conspiracists |
| What one might be after doing 1-Across |
| Any living thing |
| It goes from about 540 to 1700 |
| Shore fliers |
| Mediocre |
| Where clouds are |
| Belgian diamond center |
| Laura vis-à-vis Rob Petrie, on 'The Dick Van Dyke Show' |
| Silvery hair color |
| Whistle blowers |
| More ridiculous |
| Cardinals, on scoreboards |
| Like formal clothing |
| Singer Grande with the #1 albums 'Yours Truly' and 'My Everything' |
| Rating on a Coppertone bottle, for short |
| Nasty Amin |
| Who says 'To be, or not to be: that is the question' |
| Casserole bit |
| Small bunch |
| Neither's partner |
| Cereal in a party mix |
| Soap operas, e.g |
| Nobel Peace Prize city |
| Whole bunch |
| Corp. money honcho |
| 'See, I was right!' |
| Soil tiller |
| Notre Dame's Parseghian |
| Worms for fishing |
| Director Spike |
| Terminates |
| One direction for an elevator |
| ___ Marie, singer of the 1985 hit 'Lovergirl' |
| Distinctive features of Mr. Spock |
| The 'O' of B.Y.O.B |
| Opponent of stripes in billiards |
| Doorframe parts |
| Trunk of the body |
| 'How relaxing!' |
| Part of an arbor |
| English class assignment |
| Underwear for actors? |
| Property in a will |
| Extra periods, in brief |
| 'Gross!' |
| Underwear for beginners? |
| Quick drinks, as of whiskey |
| Feeling of a person stranded in the desert |
| 'Indubitably!' |
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