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Slangy street greeting crossword clue


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New York Times crossword of July 27th, 2008 other clues
'Ain't gonna happen'
'Amen!'
'Bridal Chorus' bride
'Do you want me to?'
'I'll pass'
'Now you're talking!'
'Star Trek' TV series, to fans
'That's ___!'
'The Praise of Folly' writer
'Think big' sloganeer
'We ___ please'
'Whose woods these ___ think I know': Frost
'___ first ...'
2003 Stanley Cup champions
A hyperbola has two
A super's may be supersized
Abbr. in a real-estate listing
Actor Brynner
Actress Polo
Africa's ___ Mountains
Alpine sights
Arrangement of 40-Downs
Arrangements
Awake by
Ball with a yellow stripe
Barely fair, maybe
Bazooka Joe's working peeper
Before: Abbr.
Behind
Behind
Benedict III's predecessor
Birds that can sprint at 30 m.p.h.
Block
Bootleggers' bane
Brewing
Bug
Bug
Building component?
Bunch
Camper's aid
Cartoon feline
Cartoonist Keane
Cause of unemployment
Choice word
Cipher org.
City that overlooks a bay of the same name
Club alternative
Comedian Margaret
Command to an overfriendly canine
Commercial prefix with foam
Common entry point
Common hockey score
Connoisseur
Construction project that gave rise to the Ted Williams Tunnel
Creator of the Tammany Hall tiger
Cyclades island
Deliver, as a harsh criticism
Deuce beaters
Dungeon items
E-mail, e.g.: Abbr.
Early Chinese dynasty
Erect
Exasperated teacher's cry
Exclamation of surprise
Extensive
Fan mag
Fasten with a pop
Fine-tunes
Flip
Football defensive line position
Footnote abbr.
Four-star hotel amenity
Fraternity letters
French orphan of film
Frog legs, to some
From ___ Z
Genesis son
Genus of poisonous mushrooms
Gives in return
Go-ahead
Gone bad
Ground cover
Happen, slangily
Having stars, say
Head counts?
Hold off
Hollow center?
Ilk
Impart
In itself
International oil and gas giant, informally
Issue
It may have two doors
It might follow a slash mark
It's found in many pockets nowadays
J.F.K. info: Abbr.
Junior in the N.F.L.
Keats, e.g.
Keeps
Kids drink from them
Liberals
Like most apartments
Longtime Boston Symphony conductor
Look
Miss
Misses, e.g.
Missing glasses' location, usually
More gloomy
Nativity scene figures
Negative
Nickname for a bodybuilder
Not brought home
Off
Old musical high notes
One inside another
One of a people conquered in 1533
Opening screen option on many an A.T.M.
Over
Overflow
Pal of Kenny and Kyle
Part of a shark's respiratory system
Pasta used in soups
Pawned
Pixar fish
Player's call
Plush
Popular 1970s British TV series
Portrays
Precept
Proposed 'fifth taste,' which means 'savory' in Japanese
Put forth
Radiate
Ralph who co-wrote 'Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas'
Read aloud
Result of pulling the plug?
Secured, in a way, with 'on'
See 9-Down
Sentiment suggesting 'Try this!'
Shade of blue
Shrinking, perhaps
Singer Mann
Some taters
Son-in-law of Muhammad
Sphagnous
Split
Spot alternative
Stead
Sugar source
Summer Mass. setting
T or F, e.g.: Abbr.
Tach reading
Tasmania's highest peak
The second 'R' in J. R. R. Tolkien
Tic-tac-toe plays
Took it easy
Took the risk
Tristram's love
TV puppet
Unesco World Heritage Site in Jordan
Viking Ericson
Warner Brothers shotgun toter
Went from second to first, say
When a second-shift employee may get home
Where to pick up pick-up sticks
Will Ferrell title role
Wrinkles
Z-car brand
___ Mae
___ rut

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