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"A Hunger Artist" writer crossword clue
K A F K A
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| New York Times crossword of August 14th, 2020 other clues |
| Noted work in which many different positions are discussed |
| Teen spirit, perhaps |
| Up to one's old tricks |
| You might sleep on it |
| Coffee order similar to a latte |
| Title lyric before "ba-doop" in a 1993 Salt-N-Pepa hit |
| Comic McKinnon |
| Get ready to battle in court |
| Cat pose and crane pose, e.g. |
| Loses one's temper |
| Hit after hit for a rock band? |
| Spiritual force |
| Parodies |
| Other ___ |
| Choices for Negroni cocktails |
| Thelma and Louise, e.g. |
| Fancy serving platter at a sushi restaurant |
| Mad |
| "Wheel of Fortune" spin on either side of "ONE MILLION" |
| Something to raise a glass for |
| Continues doggedly, with "on" |
| Dominated |
| Having one on the way, slangily |
| Final act |
| French term of endearment that literally means "cabbage" |
| Agenda for a vet visit, maybe |
| Student financial aid option |
| Chilling |
| Bombshell |
| "Who ___ you?" |
| "Be polite!," in a way |
| One for the road? |
| Chicago Auto Show debut of 1989 |
| Emilia vis-à-vis Desdemona, in "Othello" |
| Caught |
| "Eww!" |
| Be just behind |
| Former U.S. poet laureate Dove |
| From scratch |
| Not just suggest |
| His sister, Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit, was the first female president of the U.N. General Assembly |
| Words with friends on one's phone, say |
| "Enough already!" |
| Opposite of bottled |
| Green lights in D.C. |
| Sets, as a security system |
| "Heyo" |
| Do something wrong |
| Kind of verb in grammar |
| Headed |
| Mushroom eaten in ramen |
| It takes years and years to complete |
| Upper-level security clearance status |
| Some wet weather attire |
| One singer of "Dear Theodosia" in "Hamilton" |
| Cream quantity |
| Some might be sculpted, informally |
| Serve as an agent (for) |
| Picked up |
| "Gymnopédies" composer |
| Modern-day home of the Ashanti empire |
| Toast, with "a" |
| Bizarre |
| ___ page |
| "So Sick" hitmaker of 2006 |
| ___ Oaks, neighborhood in eastern Queens |
| Word before god or devil |
| Fate |
| Alternative to a 2-Down, today |
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