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Grocery sights crossword clue


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New York Times crossword of August 5th, 1998 other clues
'Get ___!' (90's catch phrase)
'Positive Thinking' proponent
007's creator Fleming
Actress Gaynor
Add-on
Afghan or Thai
Alley ___
Ancient capital
Assembled
Assignment
Big sugar exporter
Breaks up, in a way
Capital on the African coast
Censor of 51-Down
Chesspiece
City northeast of St.-Étienne
Cropped photos?
Cut off
Cuts off
Dander
Devote, as time
Dilute
Distant
Doomsayer's sign
El ___, Tex.
Elemental particle
End of the quip
Facet
Facilities
Find repugnant
Firefighter's handful
Fringe
Generous
Greeting for the villain
Grinder
Gumbo vegetable
Hiking locale
Hoover, e.g., informally
Humorous fellow
Inflame
Item attached to a string
Judy of 'Laugh-In'
Kind of throat
Knot-tying site
Like one in a series
Like robins' eggs
Locale in western London
Loses verticality
Luau souvenirs
Mystery writers' awards
Naval inits.
Nicolas of 'Con Air'
No-frills
One in an old empire
Part 2 of the quip
Part 3 of the quip
Playground feature
Provide with a hideout, perhaps
Put into the hold
Quick reply, say
Run out
Shaver's purchase
Sitcom pioneer Desi
Skilled
Small buzzer
Start of a quip
Stir
Sunburned
Superciliousness
Tar
Tennis legend Arthur
Thick-soled shoes
Top-quality
Woe for a high-wire walker
Wordsworth work
___ about (approximately)
___ Clinic

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