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'Little Men' author crossword clue


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New York Times crossword of April 21st, 2005 other clues
Rooster, for some
Russian river
Sensory input
Shaded house parts
She had a 'Tootsie' role
Singer K. T. ___
Skip ___
Some afterthoughts, in brief
Teaspoonsful, often
Three-stripers, e.g.: Abbr.
Tickle, as strings
Treats, in adspeak
Where to find Pennsylvania Ave.
Writes
Yasir Arafat's birthplace
___ flu
___-Deutschland
'Who's there?' response
'77 Sunset Strip' character
'Go, go, go!'
'Holy smokes!'
'The Tower' poet
'___ Holden,' Irving Bacheller novel
Actress Emma of 'Dynasty'
Big Midwest sch.
British title
Brooklyn's ___ Institute, college of art and architecture
Calculator brand
Card or Met
Circle
Comers
Country with a Hutu majority
Dad
Did nothing
Euros replaced them
Famed tenor
George E. ___, 1974 Medicine Nobelist
Giddiness
Golden State postgrads, for short
Guitarist Lofgren
Hang
Hang ten, e.g.
Horseshoe-shaped symbol
Iroquoian Indians
Isle of exile
It makes men mean
Just scratch the surface?
Kind of acid in olive oil
Leisure
Like a prom
Like Parliament
Locks holder
Longtime sportswriter Roger
Looks after
Misbehaves
Modern highway sights, for short
Mrs. Trump, once
Office gizmo
Opposite of neo-
Part of a city name that means 'spring' in Hebrew
Pinky and Spike
Popular family room appliances, for short
Popular fragrance
Prefix with color
Prefix with plasm
Primitive practice
Quaff with caramel coloring
Rd. way
Rome's Fontana di ___

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