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New York Times crossword of April 16th, 2012 other clues
Royal role for Liz Taylor
Serf
Sexy sort
Spelling clarification that Aziz might use twice
Spiritual teacher of a 42-Across
Stomach muscles, for short
Summer hrs. in D.C
Supple sort
Teri of 'Tootsie'
Advantage
Tired
Tree juice
'Diamonds ___ Forever'
Usual wedding precursor
'Gladiator' garment
'So fancy!'
Venomous vipers
'That's obvious, stupid!'
Whack, as a fly
Word after 'force of' or 'freak of'
Adams, Tyler or Kennedy
Worker in Santa's workshop
Amiable sort
Yankee's crosstown rival
Yearn (for)
Assns
___ constrictor
Aunts' little girls
Ballyhoo
Biblical kingdom east of the Dead Sea
Bistro
Bread eaten during Passover
Burro
Cartoondom's Deputy ___
Caterer's coffee containers
Caustic cleaners
Chowed down
Cigar residue
Common marmalade ingredient
Compass pointer
Cry of surprise
Cry to a matador
Debtor's letters
Dover's state: Abbr
Drunkard
Encouragement
Exam takers
Feature on a skunk's back
Feeling blue
Finish
Frau's spouse
Gandhi, e.g., religiously
Grp. that raids grow houses
Hairspray alternative
Hullabaloo
Influential sort
Israeli carrier
Lid
Lion's locks
New York theater award
Nobelist Wiesel
Opposite of post-
Order of the British ___
Parcel of property
Pathetic
Peyton's brother on the gridiron
Photocopier malfunctions
Place for pizza or ice cream
Playing marble
Plummeted
Polite refusal to a lady
Precious sort
Put two and two together, say
Rather distrustful
Reader's notes alongside the text
Repeated words shouted after 'Who wants ...?'
Riyadh native

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