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Wall Street Journal crossword of December 26th, 2014 other clues
'Beat it!'
'Beat it!'
'Christmas Oratorio' composer
'Murder by Death,' for one
'Pimp My Ride' accessories
'Poems are made by fools like me' poem
'There oughta be ___!'
'___ Can' (Obama campaign slogan)
1970s TV cop show
1980 Michael Crichton novel
2013 Broadway play starring Nathan Lane, with 'The'
A claim, slangily
A group of sailors 'cast him forth into the sea'
Antiquated oath
Armenia's capital
Assail
Baddies in bedtime stories
Bear claw's cousin
Bear with a hard chair
Became known
Before, poetically
Black tea variety
Boston bus-and-subway system, familiarly
Bourbon cousin
Boxing legend
Browser button
Campaign components
Capone's nemeses
Charlize's 'Sweet November' co-star
Chicago-to-Atlanta dir
Ciudad Bolivar's river
Clinic offering
Comic who played a ladybug in 'A Bug's Life'
Competitive advantage
Con game involving pancake syrup?
Corp. bigwig
Country lass
Country music's Florida Georgia Line, e.g
Credit application no
Dawn
Dealer's nemesis
Drive erratically
Emperor of Japan since 1989
Endeavor
Express
Feature of the Black Hills gold rush?
Fertility clinic stock
Gathered dust
Good combatant
Great, to Grissom
Greedy choice, perhaps
Harbor, e.g
Hardly upbeat
Headed up
Hefty item
Helter-skelter
Home, slangily
Hostel environment?
Icelandic epics
It contains the enzyme ptyalin
Join, as the army
Kisser
Knowing
Koa wood instruments
Lab subj
Like some keypads
Losing proposition?
Main ingredient in an Oscar
Many minivan drivers
Mary's boss at WJM-TV
Miss by ___
Most likely to cause horripilation
Muffler spot
Mullah's faith
Musical aptitude
N. Mex. neighbor
Name on some euro coins
Nettle
New Horizons probe launcher
New York Observer film critic
Number entered by a parent on a Seoul census form?
Omani money
On the left side of the no. line
Opposite of hence
Order follower
Organization's constitution
Participant in a moving experience
Pension substitute, for short
Pick in a pool
Pillow for a McCarthy-era leftist?
Platter player
Played the shrew
Popular tablets
Preferred few
Pressed
Privy to
Problem for a mechanic
Roman comic playwright
Roulette bet
Ruler of the Aussie marsupials who's got a yellow streak?
Russian coin used in place of blush?
Ryukyu islander
Scholarly book
Scratch (out)
Second word of 'The Raven'
Secured
Shooting sport
Some Apple players
Sot's spot
Sound relative
Spitfire propeller
Spoke without feeling
Springfield bartender
Square things
Staff on a sheep farm
Stare stupidly
Start illegally
Suitable spot for Jewish bark beetles?
Surrounded by
Take steroids, say
Task for a kebab maker
Tech entrepreneurs, stereotypically
The chi in a 'Merry Xmas' greeting?
The Jets, e.g
They played in Shea Stadium and Comiskey Park in 1965
Tow job, at times
Triangular sails
Unceremonious ouster
Unenthusiastic reviews
Unit of angular measure
Unsettled detail
Viscous goo
Wailing waterfowl
Washington's 'Training Day' co-star
Wayne moniker
Whodunit suspect, often
Wordsworth's 'Intimations of Immortality,' e.g
Work with a number, maybe
Yield to temptation

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