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Botanist's workplace crossword clue


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New York Times crossword of May 3rd, 1998 other clues
'À votre ___!'
'Here comes trouble!'
'Hot Diggity' singer
'I told you so!'
'Iceland' star
'Just Another Girl on the ___' (1993 drama)
'Mr. Belvedere' actress Graff
'Phooey!'
'Put a lid on it!'
'Singing journalist' Phil
6-pointers
74-Down's opposite
99-Down, Down Under
Afro and bob
Answer to 'Shall we?'
Aurora's counterpart
Bamako is its capital
Boiled holiday treat
Bud, to Lou
Business biggie
Buttinsky
Cager Kukoc
Cape ___
Cartoon cat
Cause for pause
Cautious stock inv.
Chabrier's 'Le Roi malgré ___'
Chi preceder
Chilean president, 1964-70
Chopin works
Code name
Constriction worker?
Counterirritant concoction
Crack team?: Abbr.
Cut
D.S.M. recipient
Delicious
Dictionary abbr.
Diffuse
Discussed thoroughly, with 'out'
Dress (up)
Epitaph starter
Exhibits, basically
Exiter's exclamation
Exiter's exclamation
Feature of some modems
Feeling lousy
First Olympic Hall of Fame gymnast
Flattened at the poles
Florentine family name
Ford Sterling played one
Fred Mertz, notably
Fury
Fussbudget
Get wind of
Gore's grp.
Gospel music award
Guards, collectively
Have ___ (overreact)
Henri or Pierre, e.g.
Hint
Holiday in Hue
Holy war
House mem.
Humerus locale
In great demand
Inc. relative
Infielder Joey ___
Introduction
Journal addendum?
Kind of float
Kind of seal
Landed a haymaker
Limerick language
Loaf locale
Lustrous hue
Lustrous hue
Map of the Aleutians, usually
Medicine Nobelist Metchnikoff
Medium-sweet sherry
Meteorological menace
Modest bathing suit
Moonshine
Most difficult to believe
Most letters in D.C.
Mountain lake
Name of 13 popes
Nephew of Cain
Notre Dame name
Nursery rhyme boy
Oater groups
Oft-scripted Baroness Orczy novel
One of the Reiners
Op. ___
Open-mouthed quintet
Palace or prison, e.g.: Abbr.
Pawn
Peaked
Plan
Popular book genre
Putting up with
Quits working
React to a bad joke, perhaps
Ready for surgery
Revolutionary name
Roadie's load
S.D.I. concern
School clique, maybe
Shepherd's locale
Shoe box marking
Shutout
Sked guesses
Skyrocket
Slalom maneuver
Slapstick ammo
Small shot
Smash letters
Solicits, with 'up'
Song from 'Holiday Inn'
Soul singer Hayes
Speaker's spot
Spring bloomer
Stadium cheer
Stalk
Starbucks serving
Starwort, e.g.
Stops up
Stops up
Stripling
Suffix with duct
Theme of this puzzle
Theseus' land
Under political attack, maybe
Univ. awards
Warehouse supply: Abbr.
Whack
What anglers want that campers don't
Where Dick Button won gold
Wheyfaced
Whisper sweet nothings
Year abroad
Yemeni port
___ Paese cheese

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