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B I N E T
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| New York Times crossword of March 6th, 2020 other clues |
| Artificially inflates |
| Sub (for) |
| "The Emancipation of ___" (6x platinum Mariah Carey album) |
| Oath locale |
| Men's grooming aid |
| Oath locale |
| 404 Not Found, e.g. |
| Shower amenity |
| Tight |
| Turner on a record |
| Subject of a scandal, maybe |
| "Heavens to Betsy!" |
| Points |
| ___ suit |
| Smoking or procrastination, e.g. |
| "Make it snappy!" |
| Set out on the highway? |
| Big cast? |
| Barely |
| Lose sleep (over) |
| Dirty look |
| Literary character played by Gregory Peck, Patrick Stewart and Orson Welles |
| You can bet on them |
| Help to set the scene |
| Old knockout? |
| Counter sign? |
| Per diem |
| Wretch |
| Casual phone greeting |
| Make (out) |
| Matches |
| Co-author of the 1957 memoir "The Untouchables" |
| Standard part of preppy attire |
| An exhausted person might be on it |
| Like a hospital gown, maybe |
| They're in good hands |
| Place "rocked" in a 1982 top 10 hit |
| Noble sort |
| "The Spanish Playing Cards" and "Nude With Mirror" |
| Novel filler |
| Faux alcoholic drink |
| A part of |
| French for "noon" |
| Grammy winner whose name sounds like a beverage |
| Low-___ |
| Threat bearing small arms? |
| One famous for seeing double? |
| Cuts out |
| "I've ___!" |
| Poet Marianne who won a 1952 Pulitzer |
| Sources of buzz |
| Opposite of mainstream |
| Like a bad apple, maybe |
| Punk, e.g. |
| Hand dryers |
| Wasn't conspicuous |
| Crystal collectors, maybe |
| Like big fans |
| Big 12 school, familiarly |
| Do a cowboy's job |
| Pines |
| Two whole notes, essentially |
| Soaks (up) |
| Drop ___ |
| Dustups |
| City on a lake of the same name |
| Cat sound |
| Eugene O'Neill's "Desire Under the ___" |
| Kvass ingredient |
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