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Aimee with two Grammys crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of February 13th, 2022 other clues |
| French menu phrase |
| Bon ___ |
| Instrument used in a medical checkup |
| Out of whack |
| Vessel with a hatch, informally |
| The "teardrop of India" |
| Not exceeding |
| "Dark Lady" hitmaker, 1974 |
| ___ Park, N.Y. |
| Christianity's ___ Creed |
| Word with code or card |
| Good witch in Oz |
| "That's enough about your sex life!" |
| Pallid |
| Some have combinations |
| Like J, alphabetically |
| English majors' degs. |
| Having three unequal sides |
| Equal: Prefix |
| Sushi chef's eggs |
| Outmoded storage device |
| What may connect the parts of a school assignment? |
| Uncle for whom an annual award is supposedly named |
| Witness |
| Not so many |
| Some breads |
| When nothing goes right |
| Smitten |
| Dutch name starter |
| British exclamation |
| Frank Robinson or Brooks Robinson of the Baseball Hall of Fame |
| One of three for German nouns, or one of four for those in Africa's Zande language |
| *Watered artificially |
| Like a tug-of-war rope |
| *Goes well with |
| One may go off in the middle of the night |
| Turn in a game |
| Scientist whose name is associated with a number |
| Canine coat |
| Wine list section |
| 2-year-old, e.g. |
| Nickname in baseball and gossip columns |
| Loses firmness |
| Muppet who refers to himself in the third person |
| "At Last" singer James |
| Almond ___ (toffee brand) |
| Computer with a Pro model |
| Cut off |
| "A Christmas Carol" cry |
| Ship pest |
| "Who ___?" |
| H+ or I- |
| Relative of an alpaca |
| A ticket may be given for a high one: Abbr. |
| Man's name derived from the Bible |
| Man's name derived from the Bible |
| Dress in |
| Things people catch and then ride |
| Up |
| *Harsh language |
| Poke |
| Actress Hepburn |
| Fifth sign |
| Brand seen at speedways |
| Country with the most archaeological museums in the world (110+) |
| Losing roll at dice |
| Twists |
| Día de ___ Muertos (Mexican holiday) |
| Plank targets |
| Some attacks on castles |
| Bank offerings, in brief |
| 12-year-olds, e.g. |
| Tart sorbet flavor |
| Task for a crossword constructor |
| In itself |
| Ballerina's bend |
| Piece played with four hands |
| Washed quickly |
| Ferrari of automotive fame |
| *Opposite of endearing |
| Kind of bed |
| Acceptance principle of improv comedy |
| *Communicating (with) |
| Only trisyllabic rainbow color |
| Stories that may or may not be true |
| App whose icon features a camera, in slang |
| *Contracting |
| Winter eaves dropper |
| *Freely expressive |
| Heavy medieval weapons |
| Robot sound |
| Hot condiment |
| Italian bread that's no longer made |
| Comply with a peace treaty, maybe |
| Some camping excursions |
| "I'm relieved!" |
| H.S. subject |
| "La Tauromaquia" artist |
| Come off as |
| Went ballistic |
| "Easy there!" |
| Small particle |
| Binder inserts with tabs |
| Literally, "revenge" |
| Org. that evaluates toothbrushes |
| Good cheer |
| Singer ___ Marie |
| Joins firmly |
| Epoch when palm trees grew in Alaska |
| In an obvious way |
| All-time connector |
| Big ___ |
| Plan in detail |
| Puppy "kisses" |
| Rot |
| Ill-suited |
| 9-5 automaker, once |
| Instant, informally |
| Island with a trisyllabic name |
| Sat around |
| In the thick of |
| Ending remark that's surprising |
| Starting point |
| Suffix with labyrinth |
| Czar known as "the Great" |
| Once called |
| *Noisy disagreement |
| *Ordered |
| Service with a Capitol Corridor route |
| Promote aggressively |
| Without accompaniment |
| Crows |
| Ones in hills or farms |
| Luxury vessel |
| The dark side |
| Brains of a tech start-up? |
| Racket |
| Noticeable |
| Roused from a nap |
| Neighbor of Nev. |
| Barely usable pencils |
| ___ sandwich |
| Like some roller coaster drops |
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