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Word that's only coincidentally made up of the four main compass points crossword clue
N E W S
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| New York Times crossword of August 4th, 2014 other clues |
| Any graduate from a women's college |
| 'Exodus' hero |
| 'Messiah' composer |
| 'Sounds good!' |
| '___ out of your league, man!' |
| Actor Damon |
| Baseball designation one step below Major League |
| BBs and bullets |
| Be |
| Be hot, hot, hot |
| Becomes an Elvis impersonator? |
| Cacophony |
| Calendar page |
| Close, in a guessing game |
| Common highway speed limit |
| Compromised, as two parties |
| Corner chess piece |
| Des Moines native |
| Distorts, as data |
| Down-and-out |
| Exercise one's right under the Second Amendment |
| Facetious fall guy for one's wrongdoings, maybe |
| German state whose capital is Dresden |
| Get hitched |
| High as a kite |
| Horror film assistant with a Russian name |
| How chop suey is often served |
| Hypes |
| Illuminated from below |
| India's capital before New Delhi |
| Jane Austen classic |
| Lab container |
| Lets some air in, say |
| Like guys |
| Lions and tigers, but not bears |
| Make an engraving |
| Malapropism |
| Marathon or sprint |
| Mideast's ___ Heights |
| Mideast's ___ Strip |
| Muppet with a long bluish nose |
| Narrow opening |
| Ocean bottoms |
| Opposite of innocent |
| Parts of a moral code |
| Plant bristles |
| Plumbing problem |
| Pub orders |
| Pull an oar |
| Salon tints |
| Shah's land |
| Sheer awfulness |
| Shout after the band leaves the stage |
| Slangy dissent |
| Start watching a TV show, say |
| Strands at a chalet, say |
| Toots one's own horn |
| Uttered |
| Vehicle with a hatch on top |
| Venus de ___ |
| What the ends of the answers to 20-, 26- and 42-Across are |
| Wheel's edge |
| Woman's name that sounds like a letter |
| Wore |
| Zapped, as during an arrest |
| ___ 500 |
| ___ Fields cookies |
| ___ in a blue moon |
| ___ Taylor, women's clothing chain |
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