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Amethyst or citrine crossword clue


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New York Times crossword of October 5th, 2014 other clues
'Speak up!'
'Amen to that!'
'Didn't see you there'
'Middlemarch' author
'Oh, go on!'
'Rebel Without a Cause' actor
'___ one objects ...'
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2004-13 CBS procedural
Accusing of misconduct
African antelope
All out
Article of Cologne
Bad-mouth, in Britain
Beach tops
Big name in chain saws and leaf blowers
Brit. award
British arm
Cab alternative
Cause of inflation?
Cavorted
Charge for a plug
Cheap shot?
Comprehend
Contribute, as to a fund
Court filing
Cry like a baby
Diner side dish
Droids, e.g., for short
Duck
Early
Every, in Rx's
Excess
Features of Appaloosa coats
Fiend
Finalize
Fine fabric
Fink
First choice
First-rate
Fixes a frozen screen, say
Flies (through)
Flower that symbolizes paradise on earth
Follow ___ (do some sleuthing)
Fraternity letters
Geological span
Gobs
Goods: Abbr
Greek war goddess
Grimm start?
Haloed one: Fr
How congressional elections are held
It makes Bruce Banner turn into the Hulk
Jerk, slangily
Kitchen item used on Thanksgiving
Kwik-E-Mart operator
L. Frank Baum princess
L.P.G.A. star Ochoa
Lathering
Latin bears
Leif Ericson, e.g
Like many a stain before washing
Like months when oysters are not in season
Lions and tigers ... and bears, sometimes?
Lucy Ricardo's friend
Monopoly property: Abbr
Mud
Narrow inlet
Old 'Gotta have it' sloganeer
Old roadside advertiser
One way to run
Org. for Bulldogs, Gators and Tigers
Overseas love
Pain in the neck
Part of CBS: Abbr
Pasta suffix
Pays to play
Phases
Philosopher Mo-___
Plant ___ (suggest something)
Profit
Psychically, if not physically
Queen Amidala's home in 'Star Wars'
Queue before Q
R.V. stop, maybe
Rock blaster
Run a fever, say
Say 'nyah, nyah,' say
Scold shrilly
Scrap
Shortest Old Testament book
Show adequate appreciation
Sick bay
Sized up
Sly nickname?
Small, as a garage
Some Muslims
Something most people don't want two of
Source of pressure, at times
Source of the word 'mantra'
Source of the words 'mamba' and 'chimpanzee'
Successively
Suggestive
Sweet filling
Sweet potato
Symbol for a sharp mind
Tennille of tunes
The First Lady of Song, to fans
The New Yorker cartoonist Roz
They got tipped at old-fashioned gentlemen's clubs
They're around 2.0
They've been banned in the U.S. since '79
Thief
Tie a quick knot?
TREE
TREE
TREE
TREE
TREE
TREE
TREE
Turns bad
U.F.O. occupants
Units of force
Very simple
Viewpoint
Vile
Wear a long face
Wet depression
Where many flights end
William Henry Harrison's nickname
Words for entering a united state
Wreck
X
Year that 'Shrek' and 'Zoolander' came out
___ cheese
___ moment

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