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Thomas Joseph crossword of February 3rd, 2014 other clues
Glossy fabric
Freshwater fish
Tag number
Steer clear of
Subway patron
Art class staple
— rule (usually)
Neckline shape
Use a chair
Northwest Territories capital
Pool stick
Burden
Hospital sections
Wading bird
Aid in crime
Provo sch.
Symbol of wealthy beginnings
Boxing great
Dyeing tub
Color
Mayor before Koch
Fill with joy
Central
Stuck in the mud
Coup d'—
Flag features
Aerosol output
Stand
Kind of wave or basin
Bar cubes
On edge
Czech playwright
Gardner of movies
"The Barber of Seville" composer
Deplorable
Abhor
Ram's mate
Big-screen buy
Still in bed
Chisholm Trail end
Dependent
Methods
Lingerie item
Tennis legend Chris
Scarlett's last name
External
Must have
— culpa
Set ablaze

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