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| New York Times crossword of March 27th, 2022 other clues |
| Swears (to) |
| L.A. region |
| Motto meaning "to the stars" |
| Place with carts |
| Square |
| What oil may do in frigid temperatures |
| 1990s-2000s Volkswagen seven-seater |
| Things |
| Overseas land measure |
| Not needing a thing |
| "___ homo" |
| Siri uses it |
| Halliwell a.k.a. Ginger Spice |
| Dino friend of Buzz Lightyear |
| "___ it ironic?" |
| Storm |
| What an up arrow might mean |
| Green-light |
| Bellini opera that takes place in Gaul |
| A = B, B = C, ergo A = C, e.g. |
| Purchase plan |
| Sneaker, in British lingo |
| See 5-Down |
| Committed to memory |
| Western Hemisphere grp. |
| Gunslinger's cry |
| Former Japanese P.M. Shinzo ___ |
| Country between Ghana and Benin |
| Word repeatedly said while plucking petals |
| Clipped |
| Opposing vote from a horse? |
| Blue ribbon or gold star |
| Yarn |
| Make secret, in a way |
| A chance to dream |
| It's often played for |
| Website with an "Everything Else" category |
| Some small batteries |
| C sharp equivalent |
| Mexican poet Juana ___ de la Cruz |
| Sass |
| U.F.C. fighting style |
| Radio host John |
| Head, in slang |
| Play group |
| Frequent victim of an April fool |
| Creep |
| Municipal facility: Abbr. |
| Kind of bar |
| Waterfall feature |
| One forced into a force |
| One-act Oscar Wilde play |
| Burial ___ |
| Fútbol cry |
| "You no-good dog," e.g. |
| Spoils |
| ___ bean |
| Some December purchases |
| They're stored in pollen grains |
| Villainous "Star Trek" collective |
| Like some chicken cutlets |
| Element named after a German river |
| "Ugh!" |
| Fill in this answer with letters from five clue numbers: 74, 92, 21, 52, 118 |
| Prehistoric Southwest culture |
| Little squirt |
| Sign of success |
| Trendy |
| Vardalos of "My Big Fat Greek Wedding" |
| Periods in history |
| Level |
| They wrap things up |
| Prefix with system |
| With 51-Across and 15-Down, group in which [see circled letters] is the only one still largely intact |
| Egyptian desert, e.g. |
| Harmonize |
| ___ generis (unique) |
| Prompt |
| Greek name for this puzzle's enclosed answer |
| Targets |
| Sleeve fillers |
| Not just smart |
| Active sorts |
| See 5-Down |
| Pepper's rank: Abbr. |
| High-arcing shots, in basketball lingo |
| Like a T206 Honus Wagner baseball card |
| Lion in the "Madagascar" movies |
| Most massive dwarf planet in the solar system |
| Pass it on |
| Singers' star turns |
| Contents of some belts, informally |
| Reason for an R rating |
| It comes before one |
| Regarding |
| Harp-shaped constellation |
| Turkish money |
| Provide resources for |
| [Big kiss, dahling!] |
| Pay (up) |
| ___ and the Pacemakers (1960s pop group) |
| They reflected rank in old Rome |
| "Ooh-la-la!" |
| It gives you a lift |
| 2003 #1 Outkast hit |
| Tad |
| Mat made of soft rush |
| You might take them out for a spin |
| Artful |
| Mujeres con esposos |
| Outdoor game for kindergartners |
| Time out? |
| "The Office" role played by Jenna Fischer |
| College voter, perhaps |
| Light shades |
| With 101-Across, where this puzzle's enclosed answer is located |
| Disney's ___ of Arendelle |
| Smooth, in a way |
| Number of 101-Acrosses in [see circled letters] |
| Workmates, e.g. |
| Pale ___ |
| Tiffs |
| Sleeve filler |
| Brewer Frederick |
| ___-Magnon |
| Like a book with a bookmark in the middle, say |
| Chewy confection |
| Oxford, e.g. |
| Michelle of "Crazy Rich Asians" |
| Fakes |
| Hotel offering |
| New York town that's home to Playland amusement park |
| Caused |
| The "A" of James A. Garfield |
| So-called "Iron Lady" of Israeli politics |
| "This does not look good!" |
| Fell for it |
| Pi follower |
| "People who love to ___ are always the best people": Julia Child |
| Writer Fleming |
| Weapon in "The Terminator" |
| Actress Farrow |
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