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Animal with fused toes on each hind paw, used for grooming its coat crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of October 14th, 2023 other clues |
| Residence for a parson |
| Fictional character who cries "I am madness maddened!" |
| Question persistently |
| Single source? |
| Checks or balances, say |
| Almond confections |
| Last |
| Chain with a mansard roof in its logo |
| Auto-correction? |
| Cooper's product |
| Woman's name that sounds like a letter of the alphabet |
| Fried turnovers from southern Italy |
| P.R. people: Abbr. |
| Walk way? |
| "Round cleans better" sloganeer |
| "Looky here!" |
| Champaign region |
| Punnery, e.g. |
| Keep cooler? |
| Shiraz and others |
| Home to Mayor Fiorello La Guardia's "Talk to the People" program |
| Oscar winner for "The Accidental Tourist" (1988) |
| ___ moment |
| This might come with breakfast in bed, in brief |
| Brisbane-to-Sydney dir. |
| What barflies hit |
| "Turn around so I can see you" |
| Part of the George W. Bush era ... or a hint to part of 18-, 26-, 38- and 46-Across |
| Synonym for "seeing red" whose name derives from a shade of blue in Latin |
| Slangy "treatment" for a disturbing visual |
| Singer Cleo with Grammy nominations in jazz, pop and classical |
| See 61-Down |
| World capital where Al Jazeera is headquartered |
| Flat bottoms |
| Blush, e.g. |
| 1972 Gilbert O'Sullivan hit with the lyric "Left standing in the lurch at a church" |
| Boston in the '60s or Chicago in the '90s, e.g. |
| Recipient of the first Vulcan nerve pinch on the original "Star Trek" |
| Professional concerned with search engine optimization |
| Word with band or candy |
| Supply in abundance |
| Business opening? |
| Major downer |
| Main ingredient in a Thai som tam salad |
| "Riders of the Purple Sage" setting |
| Course catalog? |
| Sibilant summons |
| Name at the heart of civilization? |
| Poetic contraction |
| "Club" member in a hit 1985 adventure comedy |
| Minor blemish |
| Instant |
| Roster for William Morris or Creative Artists |
| The ultimate struggle |
| "I call dibs" |
| Adoption of the International Radiotelegraph Convention in 1906 |
| Live tweets? |
| [Gag] |
| Tested, as a cask, to see how much whisky remains |
| Major PBS funder, for short |
| Wrinkly-skinned fruit |
| 1980s sitcom puppet |
| More than 7% of Minnesotans by ancestry |
| Spoils |
| Gangbusters, in old slang |
| "Howdy!" |
| Shangri-la |
| Onetime labor and transportation secretary Elaine |
| Chisel, in a way |
| Analogue of "aloha" and "shalom" |
| With 65-Across, "Born to Hand Jive" group |
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