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Architect Frank ___ Wright crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of April 29th, 2024 other clues |
| Admit |
| Unorthodox spot from which to take a meeting while working from home |
| One end of a battery |
| Bard's instrument |
| Make, as coffee |
| Point at an off-target spot |
| Slowly became appealing to |
| Impact that one might "bear" |
| One who snitches |
| Tabloid twosome |
| Backspaces over |
| Dealer's "Wanna play?" |
| Parking area |
| Reasons to scratch one's head, say |
| Closest island to the Big Island |
| Had to pay back |
| Public uproar … or a phonetic hint to the two words in 17-, 28- and 48-Across? |
| "Conventional ___ says …" |
| What Nielsen ratings measure |
| Accumulate |
| Be up against |
| Bar from joining a private club, e.g. |
| ___ aware (paying close attention) |
| Shrek, e.g. |
| Make a wager |
| Fail to include |
| Quite a sight to behold |
| Mamas' boys |
| One of Cuba's Castros |
| Ready, willing and ___ |
| Fit well together |
| "Tall" stories |
| Some Halloween decorations |
| Way in which a word is employed |
| Cupid's Greek counterpart |
| Bear in constellation names |
| Two-part |
| "Picnic" playwright William |
| Multinational currency |
| High point |
| Pale as a ghost |
| Colored part of the eye |
| Snake that constricts |
| "We only use 10% of our brain," e.g. |
| Long stretch of time |
| Scene that doesn't make it into the movie |
| Ring surrounding a nipple |
| Hairless |
| Lyft competitor |
| A few |
| Spanish appetizer |
| "Ignore that change," to a proofreader |
| Radio reply after "Roger" |
| Start of a magic spell |
| Canines, e.g. |
| Lizards with sticky toe pads |
| Pioneering video game company |
| Computer suffix with soft or hard |
| Boots from office |
| Product from Milk-Bone or Pup-Peroni |
| Online alternative to a garage sale |
| Picture taken with an outstretched arm, perhaps |
| Fly high |
| Meadow, in poetry |
| City that's home to Arizona State University |
| "Dancing Queen" band |
| Forearm bone |
| German sub in W.W. II fighting |
| Marine creature that can weigh over 400,000 pounds |
| Soft mineral powder |
| Pi is one, for the circumference of a circle to its diameter |
| Caboose's location |
| Big online brokerage |
| Purchase for purple hair |
| Chardonnay or pinot grigio, e.g. |
| Teeny-tiny |
| It might be open and shut |
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