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Examine, slangily, with 'out' crossword clue


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New York Times crossword of January 9th, 2001 other clues
Pulls a fast one on
Puppy sounds
Really enjoy
Sidewalk eateries
Spud
Takes wing
Terminal man?
They're dubbed
Thief's customer
Three, they say
Tramp's attire
Univ. e-mail ending
Wished undone
Yellow parts
Your parents' music
Zebras on the gridiron
[not my error]
'This one's ___'
'I bid you ___ farewell'
'Orinoco Flow' singer
'Stalag 17' extras
'Swan Lake' attire
'The ___ Love' (R.E.M. hit)
Acts like a mother hen
Address
Almanac stuff
Basra residents
Be dependent
Beachgoers from northern Spain?
Belfry spots
Biblical name for Syria
Birds in barns
Brilliance
Bumper sticker letters
Capone's nemesis
Carpet layer's calculation
Cause for overtime
Chaplin prop
Cheat, in a way
Clear soup
Comforts
Comical Highlanders?
Company that merged with BP, 1998
D-Day craft
Demosthenes, e.g.
Diminutive, in Dundee
Donny's sister
Dover ___
Dresses down
Early New Zealander
Flushed
Former frosh
Girder composition
Give comfort to
Go on the lam
Graf ___
Harris and Bradley
He sang about Alice
Hold sway
Hospital fluids
Imitated a crow
Israel's Abba
Knee-slapper
Like J.F.K. Airport
Like much of Poe's work
Naysayer
Open, as a jacket
Part of a pirate's refrain
Part of Q.E.D.
Part of T.G.I.F.: Abbr.
Pass receiver
Polish off
Prank
Prankster's projectile
Proofreaders from Prague?

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