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Ambrose Bierce defined it as "A minor form of despair, disguised as a virtue" crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of October 3rd, 2021 other clues |
| Goes wherever the wind blows? |
| Person who likes all your FB posts, perhaps |
| Key with five sharps: Abbr. |
| Western film, in old slang |
| Harriet's partner on 1950s-'60s TV |
| China's Chou En-___ |
| Paul Simon's "___ Rock" |
| Tree that Athena gifted to Athens |
| Inaptly named bear of a tongue twister |
| Spanish rice |
| Letter-shaped construction piece |
| Endeavor |
| Winter weather hazard |
| Little black ___ |
| Art of verse |
| Jurisdiction of a Catholic church official |
| Get closer and closer |
| Mapmaker's subj. |
| Literary traveler to Lilliput and Brobdingnag |
| Transfixed |
| Former telecom giant that merged into Verizon |
| Ostentatious display |
| Kicked back |
| Singer Lisa |
| Pre-euro currency |
| National tree of the U.S. |
| Paradise lost |
| Scatterbrains |
| Grandma, to Brits |
| Frenzy |
| Rattlesnake's warning |
| Totally over it all |
| Final creature encountered in "Dr. Seuss's ABC" |
| Far-right state |
| Buckskin, e.g. |
| Something stretched out in a yoga class |
| Has over |
| Go after |
| Like varnished wood |
| "Pretty please?" |
| Sci-fi travelers |
| Pan-fries |
| Violated a code of silence |
| Sportscaster Jim with the classic opening "Hello, friends" |
| Opportunities to win a vacation on "Wheel of Fortune" |
| Stocking stuffer |
| Actress Ana of "Love, Victor" |
| "Alas ..." |
| Bistro sign word |
| Francis' tenure, e.g. |
| Lively, on a score |
| Collect little by little |
| Makes |
| "Which Disney Princess Are You?" and the like |
| Big Ten powerhouse, for short |
| Eye shade |
| Basic skateboard trick |
| Quick nap ... or a playful description of the 64-Down here |
| Conflagration |
| Diamond who went platinum |
| Scottish denial |
| Popeye creator Segar |
| Footnote abbr. |
| Icelandic work that influenced Tolkien |
| Key for getting out, not in |
| Like May through August, unlike the other months of the year |
| What "piano" can mean |
| Côte d'___ |
| Nickname for Isabelle or Isidore |
| Fashion designer Lange |
| Actress Amanda of 2012's "Les Misérables" |
| What B. B. King was king of |
| Rattles |
| Opposite of flatness |
| Members of bevies and broods |
| Tie the knot |
| Mine: Fr. |
| Many a collaboration between Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald |
| "C'est magnifique!" |
| Spanish composer Isaac |
| "How to ___ a ___" (popular Google search) |
| One of the Gabor sisters |
| Radiation unit |
| Member in the genus Troglodytes, so named for its tendency to enter dark crevices |
| "Jeepers!" |
| Generational divide |
| Former queen of Jordan |
| Nintendo princess |
| Order of roses |
| Kilt-wearing Greek infantryman |
| Fixed, as tiling |
| Northern California town once home to the palindromic ___ Bakery |
| Chain that sells chains |
| "Jeepers!" |
| Levels |
| Old fogy |
| Quiet valley |
| Partner of glamour |
| Comedian Fields |
| ___ garden |
| When repeated, one of the Gabor sisters |
| Mercedes-___ |
| Stupor |
| Multitude |
| Pac-Man navigates through one |
| Wood-shaping tool |
| They're taken out in alleys |
| Six-Day War leader Weizman |
| No-nonsense TV judge |
| Unsightly spot |
| Sleep indicators |
| Counterfeit |
| Spike the Beanie Baby, e.g. |
| Having some pep |
| Alternative to Advil or Aleve |
| Birthplace of the Franciscan order |
| Kind of ray |
| Bit of tomfoolery |
| Nervous state |
| Seven: Prefix |
| Football sideline reporter Kolber |
| Brand of pretzels and chips |
| Electric ___ |
| Kvetches |
| Pointy-eared dog |
| Big name in car parts |
| Break away |
| Reason to hang up |
| Victoria Falls river |
| Uniform adornment |
| Center of L.A., once |
| Sufficient, informally |
| Aphids, to ladybugs |
| Beyond cold |
| Woman's name meaning "night" in Hebrew and Arabic |
| Pound and others |
| Worshiper of the rain god Tlaloc |
| Took off |
| One of the Nereids of Greek myth |
| Eleven, en français |
| Parts of snowmobiles |
| Exploits |
| "The White Lotus" airer |
| View from Lake Como |
| Country music's ___ Brown Band |
| In a bad way |
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