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Cover subject on Ms. magazine's debut issue, 1972 crossword clue


W O N D E R W O

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New York Times crossword of January 4th, 2015 other clues
Very much
Wanders (around)
Water carrier
Website billed as 'the front page of the Internet'
What a hippie lives in?
What may eat you out of house and home?
Where bombs are bursting, per Francis Scott Key
Window units, briefly
With 126-Across, first European to cross the Mississippi
World-weary
You can bank on it
You can trip on it
___ algebra
___ cotta
___ favor
___ jacket
___ Stark, Oona Chaplin's 'Game of Thrones' role
___ thruster (NASA system)
'Nobody's infallible, not even me'
'Au contraire!'
'Candid Camera' feature
'Delaware Water Gap' painter George
'Gimme a break!'
'Kinderszenen' composer
'Ooh-la-la!'
'Quo Vadis' character
'Tom ___' (#1 Kingston Trio hit)
'Un Ballo in Maschera' aria
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1960s-'80s Pontiac
1990s craze
37-Across, informally
Abalone
Academy Award winner who has played both a U.S. president and God
Aloof
Application info: Abbr
Award for Hunt and Peck
Big Ten rival of UMich
Bothers
Bygone French coin
Caterer's container
Certain weanling
City burned in Genesis
Clinches
Cold treat, informally
College sr.'s test
Conceal, in a way
Container in a 34-Down
Cry of discovery
Daily newspaper feature, informally
Deadly viper
Drug also known as Ecstasy
Dude
Easily bribed
Eats up
Edward Snowden subj
Elicit
Entertainment
Enthusiastic, sociable, confident type, it's said
Exclamation repeated in the Monkees' TV theme song
Feature of much modern architecture
Foreign policy grp
Fourth word in the 'Star Wars' prologue
Free ad, for short
Friend's couch, perhaps
Good wood for cabinetmaking
Greeting at the door
Has the ability to
Hesitant start to a question
Hill or dale
Hipster beer, for short
Hon
Inability to recall the names of everyday objects
Is a mixologist
Its drafts may be crafts
Jimmy
Kind of blue
Kitchen gadget
Kitchen gadget
Largest state of Brazil
Leslie of 'Gigi' and 'Lili'
Like smoothie fruit
Like stereotypical TV neighbors
Literary genre of 'David Copperfield' or 'Ender's Game'
Long period of stability ending circa A.D. 180
Mama ___
Most IRT lines in the Bronx, e.g
New Jersey town next to Fort Lee
Norma Jean, later
Novelist Frank who wrote 'The Octopus'
Nutty
One of a Greek trio
Ones holding hands?
Org. portrayed in 'American Hustle'
Part of Lawrence Welk's introduction
Part of U.N.C.F
Pioneering urbanologist Jane
Place to kick your feet up
Popular Eastern beverage
President Arthur's nickname
Quick round of tennis
Rabelaisian
Reclined
Repast for a late riser
Rocker Weymouth of the Talking Heads
Sang like Ella
Scope
See 52-Down
Serenader, maybe
She, in Brazil
Shooters' org
Signs from above
Singer Carly ___ Jepsen
Singer Mann
So-called 'herb of remembrance'
Solid rock center?
Some police attire
Something a chair has
Southern African desert
Spanish article
Spring
Starters
States
Stuffed Jewish dish
Subj. that gets into circulation?
Substitute
Suffix with hotel
Summers of old?
Takes on
Takes to court
The '1' of 1/4
Thrills
Title song question in Disney's 'Frozen'
To the same extent
To wit
Traveling around the holidays, maybe
Tries to win
U.K. record label

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