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'You have got to be kidding!' crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of September 12th, 2008 other clues |
| 1978 Bob Marley hit whose title words are sung four times before '... that I'm feelin'' |
| 'A Lonely Rage' autobiographer Bobby |
| 'I'm very disappointed in you' |
| 'She was ___ in slacks' (part of an opening soliloquy by Humbert Humbert) |
| 'You got it!' |
| Area next to an ambulatory |
| Au courant |
| Baddie |
| Believers' comments |
| Cadaverous |
| Canal cleaner |
| Child's play, perhaps |
| Chuck wagon fare |
| City at the mouth of the Fox River |
| Company that makes Aunt Jemima syrup |
| Cousin of a cassowary |
| Cudgel |
| Current happening? |
| Dance that simulates the drama of a bullfight |
| Daydreaming |
| Days of old |
| Did a farrier's work |
| Early Inverness resident |
| Energetic 1960s dance with swiveling and shuffling |
| Escaped |
| Fashion model Wek |
| Faux Japanese reply |
| Foot of the Appian Way? |
| Furry folivores |
| God of life, death and fertility who underwent resurrection |
| It holds the line |
| It may be set with music |
| Jazz duo? |
| Keen |
| Kick in |
| Ko-Ko's dagger in 'The Mikado' |
| Letter-shaped fastener |
| Letter-shaped girder |
| Locale of some mirrors |
| Lord John Boyd ___, winner of the 1949 Nobel Peace Prize |
| March instrument? |
| Menu option |
| Nooks for books, maybe |
| Nutrition units |
| One needing kisses, say |
| One with fire power? |
| Out |
| Pattern sometimes called 'Persian pickles' |
| See 10-Down |
| Shade of red |
| Shady spot in a 52-Down |
| Snitch |
| Some essays |
| Song verse |
| Sound at an auto race |
| Start to like |
| Study, say |
| Teacher of Heifetz |
| The Divine, to da Vinci |
| The farmer's wife in 'Babe' |
| They know the drill |
| Ticklee's cry |
| Trick-taking game |
| Trouble, in a way |
| Turned up |
| Waste of Congress? |
| Winston Churchill's Rufus, for one |
| Worked the docks |
| ___ fee |
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