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Indian beads crossword clue


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New York Times crossword of September 4th, 2003 other clues
Knots
Let have
Loafer, e.g.
Make like
Nasdaq debut, maybe: Abbr.
Nasty and then some
Network (with)
Niagara Falls feature
Not smooth
Not to
One in a black suit
Orchid products
Run up a phone bill
Sacred song
Shell holder?
Shoe decoration
Short and thick
Shrewdness
Slow outflow
Soft palate
Spills
Sports officials
Street fleet
Studies
Tel ___
The past, in the past
Two of ten
Was humiliated
Wheat variety
'On & On' singer Erykah ___
'... like ___ not!'
'Dragnet' signature sound
'I'll be a son of a gun'
'Killer' PC program
'No more, thanks'
'Raid on Entebbe' airline
'So that's it!'
'Ulalume' poet
'___ lazy river ...' (Bobby Darin lyric)
'___ She Lovely' (Stevie Wonder song)
1926 hit 'Sleepy Time ___'
Airy melody
Babushka
Backed bench
Ball up
Batter's bane
Benchmark: Abbr.
Big sucker
Biol. branch
Birdbrains
Buds
Chili powder ingredient
Composer Bruckner
Dehydrated
Doctor's lance
Domestic
Dot-___
Downhiller's run
Eastern Canadian Indian
Element in some batteries
Emeritus: Abbr.
Fabled fall guy
Food additive
Frasier's brother
Gave pills to
Ground cover
Hardly peppy
Holding
Home to some Sargents, with 'the'
Homecoming attendees
It's a wrap
Jet off for
Kenyan's neighbor
Kind of a drag
Kind of payment
Klutz's cry
Knee-slapper

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