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'You ___' (1982 Eddie Rabbitt hit) crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of February 1st, 2009 other clues |
| '54-40 or fight' candidate |
| 'An American Life' autobiographer |
| 'Bleah!' |
| 'Did I ___!' |
| 'Great Expectations' girl |
| 'Have some!' |
| 'Holy cow!' |
| 'I think we should say no' |
| 'Kenilworth' author |
| 'My ___!' |
| 'No go' |
| *'That dress makes you look fat,' e.g.? |
| *Added comment? |
| *Airline for Lucille? |
| *Caution when boiling a 60-Down? |
| *Chaperon's job? |
| *Corned beef stains? |
| *Onset of a lie? |
| *Rolling past a stop sign? |
| *Tersely edited epilogues? |
| *Where everyone wears beige? |
| 1980s hit-makers with a geographical name |
| 1983 Streisand role |
| 1993 triple-platinum Frank Sinatra album |
| 5 for B or 6 for C |
| A law ___ itself |
| Agreeing (with) |
| Agronomists' samples |
| Alternative to cable |
| Anther's place |
| Asian appetizer |
| Avon and others |
| Barber's emblem |
| Barely defeats |
| Big shots? |
| Blockhead |
| Board member |
| Boat steerers |
| Boot option |
| Bound, in a way |
| Branch |
| Cab's ancestor |
| Castigate |
| Come from ___ |
| Competitor of Chambers, for short |
| Cool |
| Country singer Jackson |
| Cousin of an aster |
| Daily meals |
| Decorated in ceramic, say |
| Diminishes bit by bit |
| Dish name |
| Dwindle |
| Eero Saarinen, by birth |
| Envoy |
| Epoch |
| European car |
| European tongue |
| F, monetarily |
| F, musically |
| Feudal superior |
| Fire |
| First pope called 'the Great' |
| Flavius's fire |
| Flout |
| Fully constituted, as a session of Congress |
| Go for the bronze? |
| Godfather's voice, maybe |
| Golden ___ |
| Had down pat |
| Half-wit |
| Hall-of-Fame forward |
| Have ___ with |
| Having gumption |
| Hispanic 'Sesame Street' character |
| Holden's little brother in 'The Catcher in the Rye' |
| Hollywood figure |
| Home of the War in the Pacific National Historic Park |
| How U.S. senators are elected |
| Inattention |
| It borders France |
| It may be tapped |
| It may come after you |
| Its stroke is 'as a lover's pinch, which hurts, and is desired,' per Cleopatra |
| Just right |
| Kind of block |
| Kind of sequencing |
| KOA campground user |
| Lawyer's need |
| Like movies and hotels |
| Liquefied |
| Locales for some paintings |
| London Parliament series painter |
| Loopholes |
| Lord, e.g. |
| Lovers |
| Meal in Nisan |
| Mech. ___ |
| Member of the mallow family |
| Might |
| Milk |
| Mini-whirlpool |
| Mogul negotiator |
| Month or year |
| Moran of 'Happy Days' |
| Mouth watering? |
| Museum supporters |
| Name repeated in Woody Allen's '___ and ___' |
| Natural do |
| Noise at night |
| Not quite right |
| Old 'Up, up and away' sloganeer |
| Onslaught |
| Packing a punch |
| Pause |
| Pique |
| Pre-coll. exam |
| Present opener? |
| Proto-seed |
| Punch |
| Pushed (around) |
| Quality |
| Relieved (of) |
| Roman power |
| Ruckuses |
| Scarlett's true love |
| Score before winning a game, maybe |
| See 62-Across |
| Setting for the answers to the 10 starred clues |
| Shooting star, maybe |
| Sibyl |
| Site of many an outdoor wedding |
| Small creeks |
| Some |
| Some golf fund-raisers |
| Some of the knights in Wagner's 'Tannhäuser' |
| Something to contribute to, for short |
| Spain's Isabel I, e.g. |
| Spur |
| Subject for Hume |
| Suggested |
| Sum up |
| Swear words? |
| Symptoms for a car mechanic |
| Takei's 'Star Trek' role |
| Talks through a film |
| The Globe and others |
| The U.A.E. is in it |
| They close at night |
| They put on shows |
| Tick (off) |
| To-do |
| Totally dominate |
| Two tablets, say |
| Tycoons, slangily |
| Ultimate |
| Unwrap impatiently |
| Vague, as a recollection |
| Verdi masterpiece |
| What a crescent symbolizes |
| White-tailed bird |
| Word sung twice before 'to you and you and you' |
| ___ and Wear (English county) |
| ___ dixit |
| ___ se |
| ___ the boards (acted) |
| ___ the Great, leader of 1462-1505 |
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