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'People' composer crossword clue


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New York Times crossword of September 22nd, 2001 other clues
'I'm outta here!'
'Let ___!'
'Take my wife ... please!,' e.g.
'W. C. Fields and Me' star, 1976
1941 film noir hero
1961 Newbery Medal winner Scott ___
1999 hurricane
Abeyant state
Bit modifier
Bob Hoskins role of 1991
Catch a few rays?
Chatter box?
Chemical endings
Chemical endings
Circulates
Circulates
Comment from someone who knows the score?
Cook up, so to speak
Cried harshly and raucously
Decide to rent
Do laps, perhaps
Fertility clinic collection
Figurehead?
Follower of Mary
Follower of Mary
Glassworker, at times
Grammy category
Grammy category
Hair band
Help
Help
Hoodwinked
How some medicines are to be used
Irritated
Irritates
Irritates
Iterate
Iterate
Its score scale is 120 to 180
Lewis's mystery-solving partner
Like some fans
Like sultanas
Maximally sharp
Metal parts fastener
More than full
No longer moved (by)
Of a bank deposit?
Offenbach's 'La Belle ___'
Old Jeep model
Once, once
Once, once
Out, in a way
Out, in a way
Picnic pests
Pitch target
Podunk, e.g.
Private
Private
Purse alternative
Puts together
Puts together
Rankle
Rankle
Slips or trips
Some pens
Some pens
Sounded like sonar
Stamp feature, to a philatelist
Surgeon's expertise: Abbr.
Take on, in dialect
They may be crushing
They may offer rubdowns
They'll do for now
They'll do for now
They're associated with licks and ticks
Tip follower
Tree with catkins
Wasn't neat, in a way
Weatherspoon of the W.N.B.A.
Went on
Within sight of, in verse

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