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Geometry, e.g. crossword clue


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New York Times crossword of July 19th, 1999 other clues
Game with a jackpot
Ginger cookies
Goals or assists
Grocery list item
Half of dos
Headmistress
Help a hoodlum
Hollow-stemmed plant
Hoopla
In seventh heaven
Ireland
It's catching
Item in a garage
Kennedy and Koppel
Kind of cord
Kind of joke
Lady of La Mancha
Like roses
Love, Spanish-style
Magician's word
Memorable time
Merry-go-round or roller coaster
Nighttime view
Old-fashioned whoop
One more
Oui's opposite
Painful
Peaceful
Places where Torah scrolls are kept
Proposed
Race unit
Reluctant
Ring (in)
Roll call reply
Santa ___ race track
Shoelace woe
Sidelong pass
Singer/songwriter Axton
Ski lift
Skin cream ingredient
Somewhat
Son of Seth
Split
Spooky
Terminator
The 'G' in EKG
Toledo's lake
Tom Jones's '___ a Lady'
Triangular sails
Verb preceders
Way to go
Wedding vow
Wooden pin
Words of consolation
Writer Hemingway
Air conditioner measure, for short
'Can't Help Lovin' ___ Man'
'I can't wait!'
'___ Cheerleaders' (1977 film)
'___ Theme' ('Doctor Zhivago' tune)
38-Across, to us
And others: Abbr.
Arbor Day honorees
Benjamin Harrison was the last President to have one
Clothesline alternative
Coal site
Cockeyed
Computer command
Dallas cager, for short
Delicate use of words
Distributes, with 'out'
Easily defended
Falls back
Father
Following that
Fountain drinks
Fragrance

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