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Mouth pieces crossword clue


L I P S

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New York Times crossword of June 23rd, 2007 other clues
Busch of Laurel and Hardy films
Certain pyramid builders
Circle
City whose name means 'old town' in Creek
Climber's goal
Collection of aphorisms
Comeback
Comic strip character with an upwardly curving necktie
Easy-Bake Oven seller
First novel in Cather's 'prairie trilogy'
Flavorful hamburger bun
French door plate
Gets the attention of
Gun
Hardest to get at
He played Winchester on 'M*A*S*H'
In that direction
Insect in a cartouche
It colors commentary
It doesn't give you the full picture
It's added to the pool
It's made to measure
It's pictured in Van Gogh's 'Starry Night Over the Rhone'
Lettuce variety
Like japanned wood
Like many golf tournaments
Long-eared pet
Maker of the MDX and TSX
Meir's successor
Nattily dressed
Not pass
Org. that funds shelters
Outburst from Sneezy
Pinned on
1998 Hyundai acquisition
1977 double-platinum Steely Dan album
Acting job
Bad shoes to run in
Barn door features
Binge
Bud's bud in comedy
'Sliding Doors' star, 1998
'Try before you buy' products
'The trade of kings': Dryden
'Hmmm ...'
Plant also known as heartsease
Played out
Railed area, often
Ready to be drawn
Replacement
Short-tempered sort
Slim and trim
Speaker's aids
Sponge
Springs
Symphony originally dedicated to Napoleon
Talking during movies?
Tuscany rental
Vaudeville bigwig
Vermicide : worm :: formicide : ___
What lacquer imparts
When 'anything can happen' on 'The Mickey Mouse Club'
Wisconsin city originally named Port Gilbert
Wood-and-chicken-wire enclosure
Work unit
___ Colonies, started in Iowa in the 1850s
___ Henry, triple gold-medal swimmer at the 2004 Olympics

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