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8-Down's tongue crossword clue


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New York Times crossword of December 3rd, 2004 other clues
'Probably ...'
'Un Ballo in Maschera' aria
'Walk on the Wild Side' singer
58-Across and others
Accompanier of a wondrous feat
Affirm
Alway
Ancient pyramid builders
Artistic touch-ups
Be affected by a blocked airway
Belong
Break etiquette at a dinner table
Brown ermine
Bug big-time
Business card info: Abbr.
Closer to the minute?
Corporeal conveyors
Correct a key problem?
Couple
Couple's word
Crackerjack
Discharge letters?
Disturbed states
Djiboutian's neighbor across the strait
Dome-shaped Buddhist memorial
Eddy creator
Fatigued bunch?
Feeling
First of a 58-Across trilogy
Flash
Flipped out
Golden calf crafter
Great, to Gaius
Hoops coach Kruger
Hose hue
It may be unleashed
It's based in McLean, Va.
Like some tars
Makeup carrier?
Manner of speaking
Mean mutt
Meets, as changing conditions
Monarch catcher
Mower maker
Narc's find
Neat
Next to nothing?
Old activist org.
One of the Jacksons
One with sticky toes
Per person
Pipe application
Proceed with a game plan
Rare bird
Rat tail?
Ready for war
Round fig., say
Second of a 58-Across trilogy
Site of some bombers
Some collar attachments
Some trademarks
Star in chains
Stoke
Stop lying, perhaps
Third of a 58-Across trilogy
This isn't true
Top Tatar
Tuesday is named for his Germanic counterpart
Venae cavae outlets
Writer exiled in 1302
Writer of 17-, 19- and 34-Across

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