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New York Times crossword of May 18th, 2014 other clues
Noodges
Nosed around
Novel ending
Numismatist's classification
One may take you in
One of the Gandhis
One who bugs people?
Orphic hymn charmer
Part of a dishwasher
Pat
Pear or quince
Pitcher Hershiser
Pith helmet
Places for fuel
Places for panels
Positive principle
Possible water contaminator
Pour
Preinstalled iPhone browser
Prepare the first course, say
Problem in bed, for some
Protestant denom
Put up with
Quarter back, possibly
Quote
Rice dish
Richard of 'A Summer Place'
Riddles with bullets
Serenaded
Setting set
She married Bobby on 'The Sopranos'
Snorkeling locale
Social welfare org
Some distance races
Some investment bonds, for short
Springfield Plateau area
Steal, as a vehicle
Still-life subject
Suddenly strike
Suffix with zinc
Support
Tailored
Targets for a delivery
Ties
Tony-winning actress Judith
Univ. divisions
Univ. in Troy, N.Y
Utah city
Versatile bean
Victory goddess
Voiced some pleasure
War on Poverty prez
What can open files?
When the day's done, to Denis
When the day's done, to Donne
Where the Storting meets
Yard filler, maybe
___ Bums (Brooklyn Dodgers nickname)
___ City (Baghdad area)
___ Johansson, 1959-60 world heavyweight champion
___ noir
___-Caps (candy)
'So true'
'Great' birds
'Hard ___!' (nautical command)
'I'll be right with you'
'Let's shake!'
'Scary Movie,' for one
'The Hunter (Catalan Landscape)' painter
'Tony n' ___ Wedding'
'___ not!'
1979 Roman Polanski film
AAA service
About
Advantage, with 'up'
All-human bridge?
Anklebones
Band with the 1974 #1 hit 'The Night Chicago Died'
Barbra's 'Funny Girl' co-star
Barely bite
Beat
Big name in restaurant reviews
Bird on a Canadian dollar
Bit of stagnant-water growth
Bonito relatives
Breeze
Burning sensation?
California county or its seat
Calvary inscription
Canadian blockhead
Chaucer work that invokes the book of Job, with 'The'
China's Zhou ___
Christmas Day urging
Compact
Cover with new shingles
Depressed-looking
Digs of pigs
Director von Sternberg
Do sometimes called a 'natural'
Early third-century year
Eastern wrap: Var
Edison's middle name
End of a game?
Fall shade
Family nickname
Fertilizer ingredient
Finger-pointer
Foot bone
Got sick
Hard drive malfunction
Harvey of Hollywood
How pastrami is usually ordered
Indian princesses
Irish algebra teacher?
Irish arborist?
Irish chemist?
Irish dogsled racer?
Irish health care worker?
Irish mountain climber?
Irish painter?
Irish secretary?
Irish woodworker?
Jack-in-the-pulpit, e.g
Jai alai basket
Lie
Lie
Light quanta
Light reddish-brown horses
Lighting expert?
Like some bands with only modest Western popularity
Like some workers
Long, angry complaint
Love letters?
Lucrative Internet biz
Marie Curie, e.g.: Abbr
Marks (out)
Missile Command maker
Mists
Montréal suburb Côte St.-___

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