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September through April, to an oysterman crossword clue


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New York Times crossword of June 17th, 2006 other clues
'Pee-wee's Big Adventure' director
'Sweet Liberty' director and star
'That doesn't seem feasible to me'
'The Saint' creator ___ Charteris
Air, in Augsburg
Analyze
Applesauce
Cold war grp.
Colgate brand
Cry of impatience
Cut off the spine
Deserves a hand?
Drew in
Fiddles with
Flap and Fuzz of 'Beetle Bailey': Abbr.
Flat arrangement?
Free
Gardener's supply
Gushes, e.g.
Heroin, slangily
High beams?
High in the Andes
Honorees in l'Église catholique: Abbr.
Incentives
Info put on some schedules: Abbr.
Inside
Ivy, e.g.
King of drama
Least conventional
Less apt to trust
Levies
Like L-O-N-D-O-N
Many cabins
Michigan college or its town
Microwave feature
N.B.A.'er Mario ___
Near the right answer
Operating expense?
Opposite of raw deals
Possible result of infection
Prepare to take off?
Red-bearded god
Resort port where Alfred Nobel died
Scores quickly?
She said 'Life is a banquet, and most poor suckers are starving to death!'
Snare
Soft
South Dakota county or its seat
Suffix with polymer
Sugar and salt, often
Superlatively severe
Terse bit of advice
Test versions
They may have private entries
Tired-looking
Told all
Turner of records
Unaccented
Very bright
Viewers
Where Can. shares are bought and sold
William who rode with Paul Revere
World War headgear

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