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Passenger gorging on fried chicken and potato chips? crossword clue


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New York Times crossword of May 6th, 2010 other clues
'Are your Southern breakfast vittles satisfactory?'
'Don't evade the question!'
'Gotcha'
'___ be in England': Browning
'Little' title figure in a Beach Boys hit
'Take your pick'
'___ Jury'
19th-century farmer
3.0, e.g.
A corrosive
Actor Omar of 'House'
Actress Merrill
Animal with a silent head?
Anticipates
Barbecue comfortably?
Big black bird?
Book burrower
Cable channel
Carousing
Clique
Columbia org.
Darkroom production, for short
Egg foo yung dishes, basically
Enzyme suffix
Family of George's fiancée on 'Seinfeld'
Grossglockner, for one
Hamlet, to Claudius
Hester Prynne's 'A,' e.g.
It went down in history
Jeans brand
Karen's maid on 'Will & Grace'
Kind of doll
Lace
Lion of Narnia
Lived
Marvelous golf club?
Measure the strength of, in a way
Met expectations?
Morse bits
Municipal pol.
N'awlins sandwiches
Name of many hospitals and cemeteries
Narcissist's love
Nonmigratory goose
Not kosher
Numbskull
Numbskull
Opposite of FF
Org. that usually has a fall start-up meeting
Pâtisserie offering
Preposition before now
Pulitzer winner James
Purple outfit?
Restaurant V.I.P.: Abbr.
Rules regarding tile setting?
Sentence units: Abbr.
Shelf
Silents star Nita
Snarling
Some TV drama settings
Suffix with robot
Stag
Surfing site
Sushi offering
They come with strings attached
Victorious
When doubled, a #3 hit of 1968 or a #1 hit of 1987
Wild ___
Won handily
___ chi
___City (computer game)

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