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F A C E T H E M U S I C
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| New York Times crossword of September 11th, 2022 other clues |
| Try to hit |
| Numbskull |
| With 108-Down, hot stretch of summer |
| Moment of inspiration |
| "He's" this, in a 1963 hit for the Chiffons |
| Woes |
| "I know, I know!" |
| What this might mean: " |
| English poet who wrote "The Highwayman" |
| World Cup org. |
| Digs in the ice? |
| Persian ___ (rugmaker's deliberate mistake) |
| Humorist Bombeck |
| Early American pseudonym |
| Within |
| Prop that enabled Houdini to "walk through" a brick wall |
| Napoleonic ___ |
| Sounds of disapproval |
| Republic toppled in 1933 |
| Red block in Minecraft |
| Sopranos' highlights |
| Rapper Fiasco |
| Curse out |
| Word with open or pigeon |
| I, personally |
| Bird associated with bats |
| Place side by side |
| Doctrine of East Asia |
| Six-Day War combatant: Abbr. |
| Natural fertilizer |
| Jack of old TV |
| Neighbor of Jammu and Kashmir |
| Instrument that makes a "tsst" sound |
| "Mazel ___!" |
| Wrestler's goal |
| Caesar salad ingredient |
| Clanton at the O.K. Corral |
| It's over here |
| Ground |
| Works a wedding, perhaps |
| Flying ___ (martial arts strike) |
| Spots for snorkeling |
| Women's ___ |
| Helpful connections |
| Friendly conversation ender |
| Wrap on a rancho |
| Opts |
| Horse-drawn carriage |
| "In Praise of Folly" essayist |
| Norman or English king? |
| With 93-Across, young river critter |
| See 91-Across |
| Tribal circle, perhaps |
| Scramble some eggs, say |
| Smile … or shine |
| Burden |
| Large electromotive unit |
| Strong cleaners |
| Branch of dentistry that specializes in root canals |
| Name hidden backward in "excellent" |
| Actress Teri |
| Davis of "Thelma & Louise" |
| Go to sleep, with "out" |
| Noted songwriter behind Wynonna Judd's "Tell Me Why" and Linda Ronstadt's "All My Life" |
| You can't run on this for long |
| ___ Martell, "Game of Thrones" princess |
| Goods for sale: Abbr. |
| Taiwan-born filmmaker |
| George Washington chopping down a cherry tree, and others |
| Total mess |
| Sought redress, in a way |
| Heeded an owner's order |
| Org. created under F.D.R. |
| Howler of a movie? |
| Beset |
| Rant |
| "So let us begin ___ …": J.F.K. |
| Talk acronym |
| Model for a grade schooler |
| Mountain residence |
| Argues |
| What three dots might mean |
| Accomplish on behalf of |
| Home of Kenyon College |
| Walk, so to speak |
| Org. created under F.D.R. |
| Shower |
| Eponym for one of the earth's five oceans |
| Baby bearer, maybe |
| Stove toppers |
| Vice president after Pence |
| One of Neptune's moons |
| Second half of an incantation |
| Helen Reddy's signature hit |
| Rearward, to a rear admiral |
| It shares space with # |
| Like dipsticks |
| Southwestern art hub |
| Tom Jones and Anthony Hopkins, by birth |
| Make bubbly |
| Suzhou Museum architect |
| Same old, same old |
| He set a Guinness World Record in 2014, reporting for 34 consecutive hours |
| Boob tubes |
| Northernmost N.B.A. city, on scoreboards |
| Magic power |
| Brotherly figures |
| Placate |
| Job with numerous applications? |
| Her name is Greek for "all-gifted" |
| One always having a place to hide |
| Mounds of activity |
| The standard |
| Pro Bowl side, for short |
| Item with straps |
| ___ Master's Voice |
| "I'm in trouble!" |
| Approach gradually |
| One who gave us all a lift? |
| Development in cryptography |
| A few weeks ago, probably |
| Worker with a comb |
| Mountebank |
| "Listen!" |
| Some hangouts for remote workers |
| It has its ratios, for short |
| Popular beer brand, casually |
| Meeting with a dead line? |
| One side of the coin |
| Baited online |
| What all companies try to make |
| Service charge |
| Scoring figs. |
| Lifts up |
| Literary utopia |
| Projecting edge |
| Deck out with spangles |
| The other side |
| Crackerjack |
| Longtime sports journalist Jim |
| See 11-Across |
| Still competing |
| Sold out |
| Tour de France distance units: Abbr. |
| "___, humbug!" |
| Added paper to, as a printer |
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