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| New York Times crossword of February 7th, 2010 other clues |
| Thoroughly wets |
| Tosses high |
| Unintentional poker table signals |
| Up and down |
| Up to, in brief |
| Vacation |
| Vaulted recess |
| Veep Agnew |
| Vexation |
| Waste time |
| Wee bit |
| Wheeled table |
| 'The pizza is $9.75 ... he hands the $10 off to the boy and waits for the ___' |
| 'The pizzeria's out of mushrooms, though, so he'll need to make a ___' |
| 1978 World Series M.V.P. Dent |
| 1980s-'90s New York governor |
| 700, once |
| A number of |
| Actor Ed |
| Actor Vigoda |
| Actress Thompson |
| After much delay |
| Aidful |
| Amphetamine, slangily |
| Another name for the Furies |
| Arctic explorer John |
| Battery size |
| Battle-scarred |
| Bear's partner in investing |
| Bergen dummy |
| Bialy, e.g. |
| Big holding in Risk |
| Bloodshot |
| Brand name acquired by Toro |
| Bronx cocktail ingredient |
| Cable inits. |
| Carrying a lot |
| Castaway's call |
| Ceiling |
| Colonial 'masters' |
| Computer book inserts, often |
| Core military group |
| Corn site |
| Crater's edge |
| Crunch-time helper |
| Daughter of Tantalus |
| Despicable |
| Direct-sales giant |
| Eastern exercise |
| Easy-Bake Oven introducer |
| Essayist Didion |
| Even |
| Exploit |
| Fashion's Wang |
| Film producer Apatow |
| Fireside recitation |
| Food energy unit: Abbr. |
| Form popular among the Romantics |
| Francisco, e.g. |
| French director Besson |
| Frequent partner of Fonteyn |
| Fruit peel |
| Funny fellow |
| Get the best of |
| Gettysburg general |
| Go off course |
| Gold, to Goya |
| Gone platinum? |
| Green man? |
| Greetings |
| Halfway house |
| Harsh decree |
| Having a big mouth? |
| Heroic poet of Gaelic legend |
| High degree |
| Hiker? |
| Id follower |
| Impure |
| IntelliStation maker |
| Inuit jacket |
| Iraq War helicopter |
| One way to serve eel |
| Optimistic |
| Org. that accredits law schools |
| P.M. or pres. |
| Part of L.E.D. |
| Perfumery bottles |
| Periods of time |
| Permissible |
| Pertinent, in Latin |
| Pirate treasure |
| Play a part |
| Pomade |
| Quilty of 'Lolita' |
| Ratty |
| Remove a fastener from |
| Ruckus |
| Salad pasta |
| Scarcely |
| She that is shorn |
| Show the ropes |
| Shrubby wasteland |
| Sine and cosine |
| Sister of Charles |
| Slicker, in a way |
| Snobbishness |
| Soft-soap |
| Some loungewear |
| Spasmodic |
| Spoiled |
| Sufficient, once |
| Suffix with special |
| Talking tree of Middle-earth |
| They may be on the verge of a breakdown |
| They're drawn in western scenes |
| 'Aladdin' monkey |
| ''Tis' memoirist |
| '... and he's got Budweiser and Michelob on tap - excellent ___!' |
| '... and it works - the ___ is good!' |
| '52 campaign name |
| 'A Shot in the Dark' star, 1964 |
| 'Antiart' art |
| 'But he forgot to place the order - we may be looking at a ___ here, folks' |
| 'He phones the pizzeria and tells them he wants full cheese and mushroom ___' |
| 'He's looking for an opening, but she's doing a tremendous job of ___!' |
| 'He's prepared a ___ of popcorn for himself ...' |
| 'His posterior goes all the way back into the easy chair - ___!' |
| 'It Had to Be You' lyricist |
| 'Now he remembers setting $10 aside for pizza - he searches his jacket and finds it ___' |
| 'Now he's got the pizza - but the TV's showing nothing but snow! He quickly gives it an ___ ...' |
| 'Now he's spotted the pizza delivery boy, who's through the gate and crossing the ___!' |
| 'Now!' |
| 'O.K., he's ordered the pizza - but now his wife is moving around in front of the TV, making ___!' |
| 'Pepto' go-with |
| 'The football fan is fingering the buttons on the remote ... he pushes the ___ and the game is on!' |
| Ivanovic of tennis |
| Jet |
| Keep in |
| Kind of drug |
| Lacks, briefly |
| Laying down the lawn |
| Leary of TV's 'Rescue Me' |
| Letterless phone button |
| Lie peacefully |
| Light, say |
| Like birds of prey |
| Like cartoon 'Melodies' |
| Lost power |
| Lotion amount |
| Make one |
| Male meower |
| Masked warrior |
| Medical sch. topic |
| Mildness |
| Most agile |
| Motrin rival |
| Mountain West conference team |
| Movie snippet |
| Muddled situation |
| N.F.L.'er Manning |
| Nastase of tennis |
| Nettlesome person |
| Newsman Roger |
| No. on a food label |
| Not up |
| Novel ending |
| Observe |
| Old Ottoman title |
| Old public squares |
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