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Baltic capital crossword clue
R I G A
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| New York Times crossword of November 8th, 2024 other clues |
| "There is nothing more deceptive than an obvious ___": Arthur Conan Doyle |
| Jerks |
| Potsticker vessel |
| French bread |
| Co-star of Netflix's "The Umbrella Academy" |
| Wax-coated wheel |
| "Hold up, what?!" |
| Sitcom that popularized the phrase "What'choo talkin' 'bout, Willis?" |
| Travels all over |
| Spoken-word performer ___ Scott-Heron |
| Big brothers? |
| Fanaticism |
| Old Hollywood collectibles |
| Where to take the high road? |
| Retailer with the tagline "A Life Outdoors Is a Life Well Lived" |
| Makes angry |
| ___-watch |
| Allocate |
| Goof |
| "Lord of the Flies" boy |
| Pizza topping |
| Robin Williams called it "a hideous, gaudy place; it may not be the end of the world per se, but you can certainly see it from there" |
| Having kinks, say |
| Earth, e.g. |
| Bump above a belt |
| One working on a long-distance relationship |
| Dessert that, despite its name, is better classified as a pie or tart |
| Word with room or bot |
| Humble requests |
| Part of a succession plan |
| Windows forerunner, in brief |
| Lowdown |
| Man, for one |
| Put coins in |
| Parent company of Bentley |
| Pricey flight options, perhaps |
| Doofuses |
| Some underground channels |
| Doesn't just wing it |
| Settled (on) |
| Parks oneself |
| Turn upside down, as a Monopoly deed card |
| Beyond clean |
| Constitutional |
| Eyeball |
| E and G, e.g. |
| ___ Banchero, 2023 N.B.A. Rookie of the Year |
| Same-old same-olds |
| Cinematic friend of Scuttle, Flounder and Sebastian |
| "A nickel ain't worth a dime anymore" quipper |
| Sick burns |
| Risqué |
| Dairy-heavy dessert popular throughout Latin America |
| Fix, as a bow |
| Bond return |
| Life-changing opportunity, maybe |
| Style of music with a vihuela and guitarrón |
| Examines closely |
| Word before or after head |
| One who's on a roll |
| Twee |
| Like many wine barrels |
| Kept up to speed, in a way |
| "Dream on!" |
| "Sure, I'm game" |
| When Macbeth becomes Thane of Cawdor |
| Reclined |
| It comes down hard |
| "Sommes" and "serai" are forms of it |
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