NYT Crossword May 1 2019 answers
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May 1 2019 crossword
Word found before and after "and," in a phrase:
Who asked "Would you eat them in a box? Would you eat them with a fox?":
Lake Victoria lies on its southern border:
"Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea" author:
Bring before a superior for reprimand:
Mr. : English :: ___ : Persian:
Novel on which the film "Clueless" is based:
Matter for the Postal Inspection Service:
MuggleNet or The Leaky Cauldron, for "Harry Potter" readers:
*Like the pitcher in a batting order, often:
Compassionate "Uncle Tom's Cabin" girl:
Mork's birthplace on "Mork & Mindy":
A, B, C, D and E, to nutritionists:
What the answers to the starred clues are each anagrams of:
Missing button in many an elevator:
Fuss:
When doubled, uncritically enthusiastic:
Something that requires a special headset to play, informally:
Post-championship celebration:
What Britain voted to Brexit from, for short:
Article's start, in journalism jargon:
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