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Typical amount crossword clue


N O R M

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New York Times crossword of July 28th, 2003 other clues
#1 Beatles hit '___ Fine'
'All ___ are off!'
'Button' site
'In what way?'
'National Velvet' author Bagnold
'Pipe down!'
'Pshaw!'
'Pshaw!'
'Pshaw!'
'___ your age!'
At any time
Atmosphere
Battery fluid
Bench-clearing incident
Blank look
Blend
Butter alternative
Can metal
Certain piano pedal
City east of Syracuse
Coffee container
Composer Stravinsky
Confederate general, for short
Cul-de-___
Cupid's projectile
Customer
Dole's running mate, 1996
Dry riverbed
End a fast
Family
Fashionable, in the 60's
Favorable vote
Fine blouse material
Fish in a salad
Four-bagger
German wine valley
Gift on a first date, maybe
Hip
Hotpoint appliance
Kitchen set
Knock for ___
Laundry stiffener
Like rush hour traffic
Lumber source
Miscellany
Momentary flash
Not leave enough room
Nuclear weapon, in old headlines
Pause indicator
Person with a medal, maybe
Pick up the tab for
Pilot light
Pond buildup
Press upon
Restaurant posting
Salt amount
Sen. Bayh of Indiana
She sheep
Show the effects of weight
Silly ones
Sound from a nest
Spanish king
States one's case
Subj. with circles and such
Take out of the freezer
Tex-Mex treat
The Amish, e.g.
Tightly strung
Transparent plastic
Verne captain
Vicinity
Wait on
Warlike god
Weekend TV show, for short
Whole lot
Whom a hunter hunts
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