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| New York Times crossword of March 19th, 2019 other clues |
| Places for baseball team insignia |
| Weaver's device |
| Rigged |
| Eight-sided solids |
| Shaky beginning? |
| Simple, simple, simple [1,2,3] |
| Half of the rap duo Black Star [4,5,6] |
| Performed, to Shakespeare |
| Gilbert of "The Conners" |
| Santa's "gift" for bad children |
| "Pow!" |
| Prefight ritual [7,8,9] |
| Singer with the 2010 3x platinum single "All I Do Is Win" [10,11] |
| Hightail it away |
| Gambling locale |
| Greek T's |
| Ban competitor |
| Response to a court oath |
| Dark movie genre [12,13,14,15] |
| Stat for a pitcher |
| Mischievous fairy |
| Capital of West Germany |
| Island party |
| Emperor who rebuilt Rome after it burned |
| Substitute for Tom Brady or Aaron Rodgers, informally [16,17] |
| Covers with black goo |
| Real comedian |
| Hightail it away, with "out" |
| When some lunches end |
| Tiny bit of sunlight, for short [21,22,23] |
| Diplomatic controversy of the 1790s [24,25,26] |
| Author of "Faust" |
| Tutor of Alexander the Great |
| Underline |
| Patsies |
| "Phooey!" |
| Open to both men and women, as a college |
| Palm berry |
| Veteran's woe, for short |
| "Oh, yeah?" |
| "___ Miz" |
| Room in a harem |
| Crystal balls, e.g. |
| Colorful parrot |
| Post office service |
| Prefix with conservative |
| Bobby who defeated Boris Spassky at the 1972 World Chess Championship |
| "Same here!" |
| "Like ... um ..." |
| "Hilarious!," online |
| Kind of yoga |
| Call, as a soccer game |
| Some choir voices |
| Repast |
| Boots, mask, etc., for a firefighter |
| Evidence of a leak |
| Obi-Wan Kenobi, for one |
| Kentucky's Fort ___ |
| Like a "doh!" moment |
| Condescending sort |
| Enlist again |
| Where the Tigris and Euphrates flow |
| Paint carelessly |
| Parts of a yard |
| Go ___ great length |
| Ancient speakers of Quechua |
| Like some tuition at public universities |
| Hotly desire |
| Coins in India |
| United |
| Big name in cheese |
| Change direction sharply |
| To whom a coxswain calls |
| Houston's home |
| Toupees, in slang |
| Vega's constellation |
| "So long!" |
| Droop from lack of water |
| Things assayers assay |
| DVD forerunner |
| "___ your lip!" |
| Obstinate animal |
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