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Word that becomes its own synonym when its first letter is moved to the end crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of March 9th, 2016 other clues |
| Firmly plants |
| Fourth element on the periodic table |
| Gave the wrong idea, say |
| Gift from 1-Down |
| Give ___ on the back |
| Gloomy |
| Go on either side of |
| Jeweler's tool |
| Karaoke need |
| Kind of turn |
| Latin dance in 3/4 time |
| Legislative oversights |
| Like Jane Eyre or Harry Potter |
| Longtime Vermont senator |
| Miller who directed 'Deadpool' |
| More angry |
| Mother figure |
| No-goodnik |
| Noah of 'Falling Skies' |
| Not an original thought |
| Noted gift giver |
| Online provider of study guides |
| Ontario/Quebec border river |
| Ornamental columns |
| Partner of Simon and Theodore, in cartoons |
| Place to set a candle, maybe |
| Place where you need an ID to get mail? |
| Prohibition of strip mining, e.g |
| Pulls a certain prank on, informally |
| Put out |
| R&B/soul ballad |
| Readers of the Daily Mirror or the Sun, mainly |
| Robin Hood's target |
| Roman who originated the phrase 'What fools these mortals be' |
| Author Silverstein |
| #1 hit of 1975 and 2001 |
| 'Dulce et Decorum ___' (Wilfred Owen poem) |
| 'The Hares and the Frogs' writer |
| 'Thinking is the hardest work there is, which is probably the reason why ___ engage in it': Henry Ford |
| Abrupt realignment of policy priorities |
| Auxiliary group |
| Beer purchase |
| Bub |
| Capable, jocularly |
| Colorado county or its seat |
| Complete reversal |
| Cons |
| Crashed ignominiously |
| Curvaceous |
| Days long past |
| Death ___ |
| Deplete |
| Egg containers |
| Fatigue |
| Shipping unit |
| See red? |
| Six-time Nascar champion Johnson |
| Small dam |
| Some canines |
| Something to go out in? |
| Talk, talk, talk |
| The Big Easy |
| Took a turn on 'Wheel of Fortune' |
| Took to task |
| Translucent sea creature that drifts with the current |
| What polemology is the study of |
| Wildlife refuges |
| Woman's name that sounds like two French letters |
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