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A pomegranate can contain a few hundred of these crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of October 2nd, 2022 other clues |
| Complete jerk |
| Experience equanimity |
| Word with ghost or pirate |
| Inventor Tesla |
| Champion |
| Old-fashioned trial transcriber |
| "When will the leaky faucet get fixed?," e.g.? |
| "___ Speaks!" (Marx brother autobiography) |
| Equinox mo. |
| PC key |
| Actor Astin |
| Spam generator |
| Gridiron gains: Abbr. |
| Bygone theater chain |
| Lithe |
| Spam containers |
| Opposed to, in dialect |
| Song from back in the day |
| German physicist with an eponymous law |
| Focal points |
| Worldly |
| Hoot |
| Part of a how-to manual |
| Oklahoma city named for a character in a Tennyson poem |
| Curt summons |
| Remarks further |
| It may be unlimited in a phone plan |
| One-named singer whose last name is Adkins |
| Faulkner's "As ___ Dying" |
| Setting for a classic Agatha Christie novel |
| Opt for "deluxe," say |
| Baby louse |
| The brother in 24-Across, for one |
| Harvester of the future |
| Potentially offensive, say |
| Easy pill to swallow? |
| Candy bar whose name is an exclamation |
| 2015 inductee into the World Golf Hall of Fame |
| Bloke |
| Covers, as the bill |
| Labneh go-with |
| Most popular dog breed in the U.S., familiarly |
| Gives a whirl |
| Without: Lat. |
| A bunch of |
| Common stain on a baseball uniform |
| Adversaries |
| Bit of spice, figuratively |
| Writers not likely to win literary prizes |
| Floppy features of basset hounds |
| Asset |
| Possible cause for road rage |
| Boos |
| Editorial override |
| Word before crow or dirt |
| Prop for a painter |
| Former attorney general Holder |
| Salty droplet |
| Home to the University of Georgia |
| Begins giving solid food, say |
| Green-lights |
| Floating |
| Whip |
| Imitate |
| Country bordering Oman, for short |
| Versatile neutral shade |
| Where you'd find sap for syrup? |
| Sam the ___ (patriotic Muppet) |
| Condition treated with insulin |
| Rang |
| Wedding invitation enclosure, in brief |
| The other you |
| Protests, in a way |
| Fidgety |
| Spawned |
| Says "John, Paul ... and Ringo"? |
| Post ___ (occurring after the event) |
| Basic |
| Brewski |
| Help page initialism |
| URL ender |
| Times outside office hours, in personals |
| Goes berserk |
| About 6.5 inches, on a standard piano |
| Virginia senator Tim |
| From ___ Z |
| Currency that features "The Tale of Genji" on one of its bank notes |
| Show up naked, perhaps? |
| Emma Watson's role in the Harry Potter films |
| Not marked permanently, say |
| Lounge chair location |
| "Yellowjackets" airer, for short |
| Summer abroad |
| Plant fiber used to make some jewelry |
| M __ U __ H? |
| It's a slippery slope |
| Loss of the winning ticket? |
| A layoff, crudely |
| Like venison |
| Salon specialties |
| Exploiting |
| Kind of map |
| Leo with the 1977 #1 hit "You Make Me Feel Like Dancing" |
| Asset when playing cornhole |
| New beginnings |
| It may be vegetal or fruity |
| Lightly bite, as a pup |
| Sappho and Mirabai |
| Certain fed. security |
| Alternatives to shakes |
| Drinks that are "slammed" |
| King and queen? |
| Exhibiting the effects of too little sleep, say |
| The three R's? |
| Stays optimistic |
| Bottomless void |
| Quill go-with |
| Note in the C minor scale |
| Raw power |
| Salon job, informally |
| Develops, as an idea |
| Like some high-quality bonds |
| They might tie the room together |
| Bout enders, for short |
| Caballero, e.g. |
| Bog contents |
| Hosts |
| Nag |
| Dress for graduation |
| Razzle-dazzle |
| Contented sigh |
| Superman's birth name |
| Corkage ___ |
| Name of either brother in a classic Nickelodeon sitcom |
| Computing pioneer Lovelace |
| Teeny |
| Rule, informally |
| Menu eponym |
| Pint contents |
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