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New York Times crossword of October 10th, 2010 other clues
'Applesauce!'
'Batman' fight scene sound
'Criminy!'
'I get it now'
'None for me, thanks'
'That ticked me off!'
'That's just ___ feel'
'The Power of Positive Thinking' author
'The Situation Room' airer
'___ Little Tenderness'
1987 #1 Heart song that starts 'I hear the ticking of the clock'
Actress Thurman
Adrenaline producer
All the pluses
Anacin alternative
Anderson of 'WKRP in Cincinnati'
Architectural addition
Awakens
Bandleader Shaw
Best-of-the-best
Betty, Bobbie and Billie followers on 'Petticoat Junction'
Bird in New South Wales
Blender brand
Bob and pageboy
Bond offerer, e.g.
Breathalyzer determination, for short
Brings in
Call of support
Cannonball's path
Cheesesteak capital
City in a 'Can-Can' song
Cockeyed
Common inhalant
Comprehend
CONGESTION NEXT 10 MILES ...
Connections
Creator of the detective C. Auguste Dupin
Cuzco native
Dog show org.
Don Marquis's six-legged poet
Earthlings
Egyptian symbol of life
Ermine, e.g.
Famed Russian battleship
Feeling when called to the principal's office
Field marshal Rommel
First name in TV talk
Flies that don't go far from home
From ___ Z
Frozen dew
Gallivants
Gambino boss after Castellano
Genetic material
Gobbles (down)
Grind together
Group values
Guffaw syllable
Harm
Has an angle
Hold 'em bullet
Houston after whom the Texas city is named
However, briefly
Investment unit
It may wind up at the side of the house
It's often picked up at the beach
It's often pointed in gymnastics
Jabba the ___, 'Star Wars' villain
Japanese vegetable
Jean-Paul who wrote 'Words are loaded pistols'
Kind of commentator
Kind of translation
Know-it-___ (cocky types)
Leader whom Virgil called 'the virtuous'
Like some legal proceedings
Like some matching pairs
Lion or tiger or bear
Literary monogram
Low-level position
MERGING TRAFFIC ...
Michael of 'Caddyshack'
Mortgage figs.
Neurotransmitter associated with sleep
New Deal inits.
NO STOPPING OR STANDING ...
NO THRU TRAFFIC ...
Number system with only 0's and 1's
One, for Fritz
Online program
Open mike night format, perhaps
Oriole who played in a record 2,632 straight games
Part of 24-Down
Particular form of government
Place with feeding times
Pub order
QB's stat.
Queen of double entendres
Range rover
Removed fold marks
Reply from a polite young'un
Representative
Requiring an umbrella
Roadies work on them
Roughhousing
Sailing
Sauce made with garlic and olive oil
School for Prince Harry
Setting for the biggest movie of 1939
Sideshow worker
Slowpoke
Small crustacean
Some '50s Fords
Some run to get in it
Spanish bear
Special ___
SPEED LIMIT 65 M.P.H. ...
Spotted
STAY IN LANE ...
STOP ...
Suffix with hatch
Supermarket V.I.P.'s: Abbr.
Swiftly
Syrian president
Taj Mahal site
The pulp in pulp fiction
The Wright brothers' Ohio home
Toilet tissue superlative
Tony Hillerman detective Jim
Took an alternate route
Troll dolls or Silly Bandz
Ultimate degree
Unchallenging reading material
Wearers of jeweled turbans
Winged celestial being
Wizened woman
Woodlands male
Worry for a farmer
YOUR TAX DOLLARS AT WORK ...
___ Intrepid
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