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| New York Times crossword of July 25th, 2024 other clues |
| Build up |
| Adjective that's been called "one of the most hated words in the English language" |
| Pilates class equipment |
| Pike relative |
| Prefix meaning "straight" or "correct" |
| Like some accounts |
| Big name in cosmetics |
| Gave credit where credit was due, say |
| Singer who coaches on "The Voice," familiarly |
| *Nabisco cookie brand |
| Either parent of Zeus |
| *Major fantasy sports platform |
| Feature of "woulda," "coulda" or "shoulda" |
| Ones doing impressions |
| Head off |
| Totally perplexed |
| Meadow call |
| Finishes in grand style, like the answers to the starred clues? |
| Scroll holder |
| British unit of mass |
| "___ Doone" |
| Creates buzz for |
| Get more of the same, maybe |
| Currency units in Nepal and Sri Lanka |
| How children's books are often read |
| Union gain? |
| *Willa Cather novel set in 1880s Nebraska |
| Had too much, for short |
| Aptly named two-time Super Bowl M.V.P. |
| Hardship |
| *Slogan in the 2016 Republican presidential primary |
| One of 11 in "The Twelve Days of Christmas" |
| Present, for one |
| Son of Zeus |
| Digression of sorts |
| Outlines |
| ___ Douglas-Home, former British P.M. |
| Hit the ball well, in baseball slang |
| Not a fan of |
| Symbols of sovereignty |
| Views, as the future |
| Specialty espresso drink |
| Hunter in the night sky |
| Wee |
| The whole ___ |
| Browning who directed 1931's "Dracula" |
| Transforms |
| Juvenile rebuttal |
| Out of bounds |
| Exciting in a noisy or violent way |
| Counsel: Abbr. |
| Musical aptitude |
| "That's right" |
| George R.R. Martin's "A Song of Ice and Fire," for one |
| Songwriter Novello |
| Plant in the allium family |
| Speller's clarification |
| First actor to portray a Bond villain (Le Chiffre, 1954) |
| Many basketball buckets |
| Teller of tales |
| Oscar-winning Hathaway |
| Gelatin substitute in vegan recipes |
| Org. that delivers |
| Classic children's song about a lark |
| Was neighbors with |
| Rocks out to heavy metal, say |
| Fine-grained wood |
| One of four in Earth's history |
| Spanish region with a namesake wine |
| Anesthetized |
| Academy newbie |
| Ran |
| ___ Day and the Knights, band that performs "Shout" in "Animal House" |
| Nickname for un padre |
| Criminal group |
| R.S.V.P. convenience |
| Rigid bracelets |
| Belgian town known for its mineral springs |
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