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| New York Times crossword of May 13th, 2023 other clues |
| Public health org. |
| Four-dimensional mathematical model of the universe |
| Irks |
| Game with a lot of instructions |
| Things getting stepped on |
| Bit of tea, to Brits |
| Speak while kneeling, say |
| Tinder, e.g. |
| Gets at |
| Leave in the dust |
| Undesirable sound at a stone-skipping contest |
| Spicy Thai condiment |
| Titular girl in a 2020 Taylor Swift tune |
| A little bit of company? |
| Mother of the first generation of Olympian gods |
| Seconds, e.g. |
| Baddies on TNT's "Falling Skies," for short |
| Comfort |
| Gains grains |
| Word with nose or snow |
| Texas university whose mascot is Sammy the Owl |
| Events people might come out to celebrate |
| Format with "extras" |
| Orphan of British literature |
| Who controls the leftmost set of buttons on an arcade cabinet |
| Electric shades |
| CPR performers |
| Expression of frustration stronger than a facepalm |
| Vegetarian symbol on a menu, perhaps |
| Jellied fish in a traditional English dish |
| It may be entered when checking out |
| Match up |
| Do some spinning at a club? |
| Smidge |
| Subtly signals interest |
| Place for reactions and solutions |
| Priceless? |
| Warning accompanying a link |
| It might be a lot |
| Middle col. on a calendar |
| Soul singer Williams |
| "Understood," once |
| Flower shower |
| Figure calculated at the end of a ride |
| Car model named for an antelope |
| "___ can be dissected, as a frog can, but the thing dies in the process": E. B. White |
| Principle |
| Meets up with again |
| Fast food chain whose name becomes another company when its last two letters are removed |
| Some users of they/them pronouns, informally |
| Boat propeller |
| Supersized |
| What a zythophile loves |
| Fingertips-only rock-climbing grip |
| Place for an exhibition |
| "Understood" |
| Stand out (from) |
| Eccentric |
| Changed the locks? |
| It might be 70 feet long |
| Break before starting college, for some |
| Like some regrettable decisions |
| Like some TV shows and athletes' joints |
| Important figures on H.S. transcripts |
| Fashion designer Anna |
| Bits of Intel? |
| Yawning incessantly, say |
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