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New York Times crossword of October 19th, 1997 other clues
'...or ___ me?'
'Animal House' frat man
'At Random' autobiographer
'Be ___!'
'Double Fantasy' artist
'ER' doc
'Midnight Lace' actress, 1960
'Oh, ___!'
'Sleeping Gypsy,' 'The Snake Charmer,' etc.
'There ___ losers...'
'___ hora es?'
'___ Mio'
'___ y Plata' (Montana's motto)
1963 Hepburn-Grant film
50's political inits.
70's TV detective
A lot of Colo.
Admit a mistake, so to speak
Appreciates
Arles water
Asphalt
Badminton call
Bank rights
Before, once
Big name in computers
Bill collector?
Boosts
Bowdlerize, with 'out'
Byrnes and Hall
Car weight without fuel or load
Chief, in Italian
Choose by divine election
Clerk
Code word for 'S'
College founded by a king
Construction piece
Crabwise
Cut
Daring
Defiled
Directs
Early influence on Baryshnikov
Edam relative
Emulated a siren
Exaction
Familial moniker
Fictional detective Philip
Flandre friend
Fly-by-night
Football positions: Abbr.
Former French toastee?
Give out
Grape yields
Hardened
Harry's Veep
Heads up
Hospital V.I.P.'s
Incomparable ending
Intro
Is suitable (for)
John Hancock: Abbr.
Joins, as long-lost friends
Kind of list
Kind of sandwich
Land
Late afternoon, usually
Like plowhorses
Like some Greek odes
Lions
Long, in a way
Lump together
Magazine since 1952
Mandarin, e.g.
Med lab specimen
Metal found in meteors
Mine railway
Montgomery's field: Abbr.
Most collectible
Muzzle
Ne plus ultra
Needle
Not miss ___
Object of decoration
Odds and ends
Old Ford model
Old French headdress
One of the Bobbsey twins of fiction
Org. for advocates
Part of an itin.
Peg with a concave top
Place for a VCR
Plastics workers
Pleased as punch
Politesse
Port with a natural harbor
Poser
Quartet for first graders
Red-faced
Redline
Reports by phone
Review, as damage
River at Liège
Room in the game Clue
School of whales
Sci. course
Seaplane inventor Glenn
Set sights on
She was Jennifer on 'WKRP'
Shoe with a puckered seam
Sikorsky or Stravinsky
Slow
Social instability due to a breakdown in values
Some retreats
Something that can get in the way
Spell
Stairmaster part
Stairmaster part
Standup comedian who wrote 'Letters From an Adult Child'
Stares absent-mindedly
Stars
Summarizes concisely
Superlative
Switch tags
Theater area
Three-time A.L. M.V.P.
Ticks off
Tolkien creature
Traveled unaccompanied
Tree surgeon, maybe
Try to get mystical messages
U.S. foreign aid, mostly
Unusual house shape
Urdu is spoken here
Useless
Veneer
Was mentioned
Where Dollywood is: Abbr.
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