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Ancient Indo-European crossword clue
A R Y A N
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| New York Times crossword of March 25th, 2021 other clues |
| They can be found just above a six-pack |
| China/North Korea border river |
| Area named for gynecologist Ernst Gräfenberg |
| Brazilian export |
| Standing above |
| Standing by |
| Opposite of [circled letters] |
| Nick who voices Kuiil on "The Mandalorian" |
| Pest control brand |
| "You betcha!" |
| Opposite of [circled letters] |
| Legal cover-up? |
| Harvey of Hollywood |
| Composer Rorem |
| Opposite of [circled letters] |
| Get-up-and-go |
| Like many Bigfoot photos |
| Like horsehair |
| Color on the flag of every permanent U.N. Security Council member |
| Opposite of [circled letters] |
| Up to |
| Best |
| Brouhaha |
| Opposite of [circled letters] |
| Sycophant |
| Gifts |
| Grocery product with orange packaging |
| Go from worse to bad, say |
| Opposite of [circled letters] |
| Prefix with aggression |
| "Quick, get that dog some ___" (old ad slogan) |
| Carver's tool |
| Cry made while removing a jacket |
| Just in case |
| Dispatch, in a way |
| Boxer's mitt? |
| Prefix with conscious |
| Mars, for one |
| "It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World" co-star |
| Knitter's need |
| Division of the Justice Dept. |
| Jazz's Mary ___ Williams |
| Raise |
| Escalate to the extreme |
| Reaction to hilarity, maybe |
| Enter all together |
| Distance between "some" and "where" in "Somewhere over the rainbow" |
| Swarmed |
| Now we're in the Phanerozoic one |
| Ooze away |
| Intruder warning, maybe |
| Director Nicolas |
| Start of a counting-out rhyme |
| Fruit that's usually dried before consumption |
| Most charitable |
| Got loaded |
| Cons |
| Supercomputing pioneer Seymour |
| Do some wishful thinking? |
| Camelot lady |
| Word before food or theory |
| Five-point rugby play |
| Mat used for judo |
| Shortly |
| Flowers that "in the dooryard bloom'd," in a Whitman poem |
| ___ conservative |
| Union Station-Dupont Circle connector, in D.C. |
| Bit of ink |
| Brisk pace |
| Estadio cheer |
| Happy states |
| Destination of Finnish mail that's addressed to "Yhdysvallat" |
| One role for Harriet Tubman in the Civil War |
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