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LIRR operator crossword clue


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Wall Street Journal crossword of November 4th, 2017 other clues
'You said it!'
'You said it!'
911 call responder
A little butter?
Aerophone with keys
Apply a sponge to
Approaching
Be a rusher?
Beyond beefy
Blockhead
Board member: Abbr
Bookstore feature, often
Brazen sexual overture?
Briefly fill in for
Bronco, e.g
Buccaneer's gun
Bullies
Bustles
Caen crony
Captain born Prince Dakkar
City about 25 miles south of Tampa Bay
Class members
Clipper parts
Close associate who's always performing?
Coach for training?
Comparable thing
Composer Webern
Congressional worker
Congressional worker
Counterfeit
Crabs and crayfish
Crocheter's creation
Crook
Cushioned footstool
Destroyer designation
Disturbingly unfamiliar
Doesn't keep one's cool
Drew in
Drop
Drove back
Duke or duchess
Eagle's home
Election Day abbr
Elvis's wife
End for duct or cup
Ensure of victory
Ephemeral sculptures
Exhausted
Expressive rock genre
Family address
Feigned response to a loud noise?
Fender attachment
Festive occasions
Filmdom's Lupino
Former Yankees slugger Mark
Fowl position
Funny Russell
Futbol cry
Get into the pool
Gorsuch's predecessor
Had a crush on
Heaps
Hindu honorific
His library will be hosted by the University of Chicago
Hitherto
Hobbyist's buy
Influential music teacher Boulanger
Ingredient of eau de mer
Insult response
It may be heard before a reception
Jump ___ the deep end
Kept in a barrel, perhaps
Kind of snap
Lacking coverage?
Last Olds off the assembly line
Like a Hail Mary
Low-risk investments
Main ingredient of dal
Makes muddy
Marching band staffers
Miss
Mob melee
Muscat money
Navy's mascot
NFL quarterback Ryan
NFL quarterback Tebow
NFL safety Trae
NFL tight end Jordan
Nickname of the Saints' home
Nissan Stadium footballer
Not up
Once called
One might be hung behind goal posts
One might contain pico de gallo
Onstage goings-on?
Opener for stew or pickle
Pac-12 footballers
Paint graffiti on
Pay the tab
Peyton, to Archie
Phone button sounds
Post-scrimmage woe
Pragmatic person
Premium cable channel owned by MGM
Prior to
Proposal that doesn't follow Robert's Rules of Order?
Puccini product
Puppy's bite
Quaint shop adjective
Rage
Raiders' org
React to a hit
Ready to go
Rms. for rent
Robust
Role for Keanu
Rolling in les francs
Room to maneuver
Round figure
Sched. listing
Sea around the Cyclades
Second half of a river boat's round trip?
See 69-Across
Sign up, in Southampton
Sour substances
Specifically
Stadium crowd
Stubborn one
Styled after
Tall stack at a Gap store?
Tony winner Menzel
Tracking shot needs
Trophy won by Dorsett and Staubach
Unduly
USS, herein?
Water, whirled
What might lead hunters to twiddle their thumbs?
Whodunit discovery
With 51-Across, dance
Yard
You can read it on a quarter back
___ the good (positive)
___ zone (area close to the goal line)

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