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'Finger-lickin' good' restaurant crossword clue


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New York Times crossword of July 17th, 2007 other clues
*They live on acres of Acre's
*Underwater creature whose males give birth
Actor Milo
Alternative to truth in a party game
Bar mitzvah dance
Barely cooked
Basketball venues
Bawled (out)
Be a pugilist
Blind ___ bat
Bobby's wife on 'Dallas'
Bor-r-ring voice
Camera eyes
Christie who created Hercule Poirot
Clamor
Commercials
Derisive laugh
Ensembles of eight
Evening hour
Far from harbor
Fort ___, N.J.
Goof
Had dinner at home
Hammed it up
How the answer to each of the nine starred clues repeats
Instrument that wails
It might need to be settled
Lead-in to while
Letters
Like a clock that has hands
Long-distance letters
Look inside?
Mario ___, Nintendo racing game
More ludicrous
More, in commercialese
Not at home
Nothing
Old llama herder
One with fingers crossed
Peter of 'Goodbye, Mr. Chips'
Plastic ___ Band
Popular aerobic program
Prefix with mural
River nymphs, in Greek myth
Rocker Ocasek
San ___, Argentina
Say, as a pledge
Secretive org.
Sets (down)
Slangy denial
Sportscaster Bob
Start liking
Sufficient, old-style
The 'S' in WASP
Throat part
Uno + uno + uno
Verbal nod
Walt Whitman's '___ the Body Electric'
When Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr dueled
Window area
Word before pool or park
You might crack one while playing
'Illmatic' rapper
'American Pie' beauty
'Get it?'
'Help!'
'Kapow!'
'Me, Myself & ___,' 2000 Jim Carrey film
'Nay' sayer
'Well, that beats all!'
*1942 film with the line 'What makes saloonkeepers so snobbish?'
*Bench sharer
*Classic Chinese military treatise, with 'The'
*Fearful 1917-20 period
*Japanese grill
*Many-acred homes
*Rick Blaine in 17-Across, e.g.

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