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| New York Times crossword of January 1st, 2023 other clues |
| ___-Locka, Fla. |
| Recommit to one's fitness … or what 23-Across depicts literally |
| Try to hit, as a piñata |
| Seminal 1980 hit by Joy Division |
| Subtle flavor, to a wine taster |
| Attire for some queens |
| White House staffer |
| Barbecue discard |
| Accomplishes |
| What a V-sign might indicate |
| Visitors from afar, in brief |
| A matter of course? |
| Works in a gallery |
| Hurry, quaintly |
| Lap, maybe |
| ___ Aviv |
| Colorado, Idaho and Wyoming, among others |
| "An empty set exists," e.g. |
| Hit 1998 Eddie Murphy comedy based on books by Hugh Lofting |
| It lacks value |
| Stole |
| Leafy salad green |
| / |
| Perfume line by pop star Grande |
| Beauty pageant since 1952 |
| Precursors to finals |
| Mideast city with an eponymous pepper |
| Share a byline, maybe |
| Part of a stove |
| [That is SO funny!] |
| Off-road option, for short |
| Spoil |
| ___ Pro (tech product) |
| Require |
| "Holy moly!" |
| Button added to Twitter in 2022 |
| Primo |
| Govt. agency rules |
| Hilarious sort |
| Library section |
| Imperfection, metaphorically |
| Labor |
| Makes certain knitting stitches |
| Before: Sp. |
| Group of gift-givers |
| Cuddle amorously, in a way |
| Magical creature associated with rainbows |
| Tri- one more time? |
| Rock's ___ Fighters |
| Egypt neighbor: Abbr. |
| Say "…, say," say |
| Agcy. that advises against eating raw cookie dough |
| ___ man (frequent subject in The Onion) |
| Monopoly payment |
| Home of more than one M.L.B. team |
| Whole lot |
| Bring into play |
| Cribbage marker |
| Anger |
| Perception |
| South, in much of South America |
| State south of Mumbai |
| Light touch |
| Goof |
| Sends 10 texts in a row to, say |
| Stage partitions? |
| Country whose capital is an anagram of its former capital |
| Image on the flag of Oakland, Calif., appropriately |
| Eagles' home |
| Big shots they are not |
| Less involved |
| Secular |
| It's just under a foot |
| Explorer Ericson |
| Attentive |
| Useful people to know … or what 50-Across depicts literally |
| Pork cut |
| What an economy seat is usually short on |
| "Oh, why not?!" |
| Kuwaiti currency |
| Beseech |
| Screen feature that facilitates multitasking … or what 61-Across depicts literally |
| Food that's easy to get hooked on? |
| Group character |
| Mocking smile |
| The "garden" in Bosch's "The Garden of Earthly Delights" |
| Old video game console inits. |
| Excel |
| Swamp plant |
| Lamb, for one |
| Change of scenery, in real estate lingo |
| Banks on TV |
| Lively dance |
| Moon of Saturn found to have a potentially habitable ocean |
| Component of some hormone therapy |
| Sesame Street resident who refers to himself in the third person |
| National Blood Donor Mo. |
| Big inits. in insurance |
| Basic Mediterranean sauce |
| Achings |
| Work enthusiastically and energetically |
| Genetic variant |
| Stick of butter, geometrically |
| Singer Horan of the boy band One Direction |
| Part of a woodpecker's diet |
| Nickname that's an anagram of ONLINE |
| Soccer star ___ Heath |
| Enthusiastic affirmative |
| Region encompassing most of the Arkansas/Missouri border |
| Copy, in brief |
| Rap mogul, familiarly |
| Quick and nimble |
| Noble gas used in some lasers |
| "All good" |
| B'way purchase |
| STEM subject that rhymes with "stem" |
| Recover |
| ___ pig |
| Buy time |
| Barely sits still? |
| No pro |
| "Weekend, here I come!" |
| ___ mitzvah (Jewish ceremony for multiple people) |
| Flatten, say |
| A pop |
| Having an intact tamper seal, say |
| One might move fast in stores |
| Loser to Herbert Hoover in 1928 |
| Parts of some military uniforms |
| What characters in musicals often do … or what 31-Across depicts literally |
| ___-Caps (candy) |
| "Discreet Music" musician Brian |
| Holy place |
| Cars with clutches |
| Goofs |
| Photographer Goldin |
| Aired anew |
| Prosecco cousin |
| Uses performance-enhancing drugs |
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