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Crayola color changed to 'peach' crossword clue


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New York Times crossword of October 10th, 2007 other clues
'Don't forget ...'
'Jerusalem Delivered' poet
'Kinda' suffix
'Le ___ d'Or'
'Oops!' list
'That's a laugh!'
Active sort
Adoption agcy.
Agent Swifty
Aurora, to the Greeks
Be a sourpuss
Bounty letters
Break from service
Breastplate, e.g.
Buck's mate
Bustle
C-shaped gadget
Cable network owned by NBC Universal
Church assembly
Deck crew
Deck out
Deli supply
Dom or earl
Dry rot, e.g.
E-file preparer, briefly
Fair one?
Fall setting
Final Four org.
Flunkies
Fortress of old
Ghostly pale
Good-looking, briefly
H.O.V. lane user
Hawker's line
Holy ones: Abbr.
Hose shade
Inventor Rubik
It may be cocked
It's too much
Kelp, for one
Like a woodland
Like most South Americans
Low man
Made public
Mafiosi who 'flip'
Marine hazards
Note taker
Of yore
Oh-so-cute carnival prizes, briefly
Online revenue sources
Opposite of paleo-
Oscar winner Tomei
Part of a confession
Phoenix-to-Albuquerque dir.
Pirouette pivot
Places to refuel
Possessive pronoun in an old hymn
Possible result of a natural disaster
Prayer wheel inscriptions
Projector unit
Propelled a shell
Rang out
Risky person to do business with, briefly
Sault ___ Marie Canals
Shakespeare's 'poor venomous fool'
Sharp as a tack
Some are proper
Spokes, essentially
Student writing competition, briefly
Take umbrage at
Taylor Hicks, e.g.
Thumbscrew ridges
Toby filler
Victim of Macbeth
Winter hazards, briefly
___ fraîche
___ Mountains, home of King's Peak

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