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Author Horatio crossword clue
A L G E R
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New York Times crossword of October 29th, 2024.
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| New York Times crossword of October 29th, 2024 other clues |
| Alternatives to Ubers |
| Game also called "hoops" |
| "I'll drink to ___!" |
| Eleven, in Évian |
| Stan's partner in old comedy |
| ___ cava (blood line to the heart) |
| Whole bunch at a family reunion? |
| Give for safekeeping |
| Titular film character who lives in a swamp |
| Parent company of Instagram |
| Kerfuffle |
| Large array for a desk? |
| "___ the season!" |
| Customizable Nintendo avatar |
| Kind of salad with celery, apples, walnuts and grapes |
| Performing group at a homecoming game |
| Uno + due |
| The sun or the moon |
| You might ask for one at an annual review |
| Big group in a dog show? |
| Word before cream or crystals |
| Mattress specification |
| Lead-in to soprano |
| Suddenly started speaking |
| Massive collection for an alchemist? |
| Blacken on the grill |
| Be behind |
| Boring routines |
| Word after "Going once, going twice!" |
| Tube-shaped pasta |
| Achievement for Elton John and John Legend, in brief |
| With 28-Down, emergency status |
| Unknown writer, for short |
| [Wrong answer!] |
| Oracle |
| Office heads |
| Drunk as a skunk |
| Sitcom extraterrestrial |
| D.M.V. document: Abbr. |
| Virgo preceder |
| "Nashville" or "Atlanta," e.g. |
| ___ apparent |
| Name shared by two of King Henry VIII's wives |
| Job |
| Uno or due |
| Org. that grades meat |
| Fore's counterpart |
| Rear end, in London's West End |
| Took care of |
| "Of course!," in Spanish |
| Looked at rudely |
| See 1-Down |
| Guacamole or hummus |
| It might be spam |
| Lather, ___, repeat |
| Diner add-ons |
| Warm pink hue |
| To and ___ |
| Not tardy |
| Misbehaving |
| Very good pal, informally |
| ___ brain (source of our primal instincts, it's said) |
| Supply-and-demand subj. |
| Broadway musical about the son of Charlemagne |
| Baltimore ballplayer |
| Slipperlike shoes, for short |
| Repeat word for word |
| Ardent enthusiasm |
| Ireland, to the Irish |
| ___ Emhoff, husband of Kamala Harris |
| "For ___ us a child is born" |
| Vowelless attention-getter |
| Pit stop brand |
| Something crushed during a gold rush |
| Devotee |
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