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New York Times crossword of January 9th, 2005 other clues
Comedian Izzard
Compaq product
Conference need
Córdoba kinswoman
Cry by one who's disgusted by beer?
Cry when the lights come on
D-Day vessel
December celebrations
Declaration from a die-hard beer drinker?
Defunct treaty acronym
Dispatch boats
Dust jacket feature
Each
Eat like ___
Elementary biology subject
Escarole alternative
Exhibitor of Jumbo the elephant
Expert in beer?
Fan mail recipient
Follower of Benedict
Football stat
General in Chinese restaurants
Gibberish
Go across
Good cheer
Greets nonverbally
Guru's hangout
Harmless
Hated ruler of old
Having the experience of years of beer drinking?
Hoover Dam's style
Inferior, as beer?
Jewish scholar Berlin and others
Judge's seat
Place to sleep, slangily
Pointed arch variety
Popular surfing site
Prefix with byte
Prefix with meter
Princess from Alderaan
Procrastinator's shopping day, maybe
Psyched up
Purpose
Pursue closely
Rat tail?
Record label for Whitney Houston and Usher
Rush
Sainted historian
Samoan staple
Six Flags Elitch Gardens city
Skilled stalker
Some beachgoers
Sound that means 'Back off!'
Spanish card suit
Spock, e.g.: Abbr.
Stein title subject
Suffix with puzzle
Superlatively slippery
Tennis edge
They'll show you the neighborhood
Thurston Howell type
Trap
Tries desperately to get
Turkish Empire founder
Tutor of 12-Down
Typical, as a beer?
Unaffectedness
Unwavering
Judicial inquest
Kind of cross
Landlord's paperwork
Largest college fraternity in the U.S., in brief
Last degree
Lend, informally
Letdown after awaiting a reply
Like a ravine
Like some consonants
Look around
Madras Mr.
Mate
Matter of interpretation
Melodramatic outburst
Messenger ___
Michael Jackson's 1987 boast
Moon goddess
Mr. Potato Head piece
N.J. summer setting
Narrow inlet
Needed a bath
New Haven's nickname
New World abbr.
Not cornered?
Not switched off
Once, once
Ones who've been tapped on the shoulder
Output of un philosophe
Oxford offering, for short
Part of A.S.A.P.
Part of binary code
Penetrating
Permanently, after 'for'
Pertaining to stars
Pillager
Pink tip
1970's White House inits.
'I'd hate to break up ___'
'Put ___ on it!'
'The answer ___!'
'The Spirit' cartoonist Will
1961 John Updike story set in a grocery store
Actress Swenson
Aim
Androphobe's aversion
Artless one
Assay need
Assignment
Become vexed
Beer-drinking singer of the 1970's?
Best Supporting Actor winner for 'Ed Wood'
Big name in compilation albums
Bow-wielding boy
Bric-a-___
Bridge support
Bright annual
Buddy of 1940's baseball
Campus life
Card table action
Class of '1984'
Class-conscious grp.?
Close relative
College offering
Valued advice-giver
Velvet ant
Wearer of a famous ring
Where many songs are heard
White House worker
White house?
Word with mess or press
Zippo

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