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"Be My Baby" group, 1963 crossword clue


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New York Times crossword of October 16th, 2022 other clues
"Te quiero ___" (Spanish words of endearment)
___ axis, half of an ellipse's shorter diameter
See-worthy?
Volume on an iPad, say
Singer of "Fame" fame
"___: Game Over" (2014 video game documentary)
Grown-up efts
Old-fashioned letter opener
Turn into confetti
12/25, e.g.
___ Lewis, singer of the 2007 #1 hit "Bleeding Love"
Tennis star Naomi, who was born in 29-Across
"I'm gonna tell you something huge"
Mossy growths
River with a "White" counterpart
Lil ___ Howery ("Get Out" actor)
Stuffs into a hole, say
F-, for one
Ritual with bamboo utensils
God, in Italy
Repeated word in an "Animal House" chant
Pastry with the same shape as an Argentine medialuna
Attorney general before Garland
Online promotions, collectively
What businesses go by
Cut down
"Eureka!"
Word with easy or stop
Provide change in quarters?
Long, tragic stories
Up to this point
Best Supporting Actress nominee for "The Power of the Dog," 2021
Letter opener, pencil cup, inbox tray, etc.
Phanerozoic ___ (what we live in)
Classroom aides, for short
British term of address
Currency for the prize on "Squid Game"
Reddit Q&A session, in brief
Most unpleasantly old and mildewy
Letters before Constitution or Enterprise
Popular subcompact hatchback from Japan
Rock commonly used in asphalt
Part of a hotel with décor fitting a certain motif
Video game series with settings in Liberty City and San Andreas, for short
Gobsmack
Scottish interjection
"Everything Everywhere ___ at Once" (Michelle Yeoh movie)
R&B artist whose name sounds like a pronoun
Eats
Travis of country music
One of 2,297 for Hank Aaron, for short
Annoyance for a Twitch streamer
Figure with equal angles
Sunday ___ (end-of-week anxiety, casually)
Country whose flag depicts a machete
With 121-Across, company that sells scuba gear
Certain furniture store purchases
Missing
See 116-Across
Bygone Microsoft media player
The lights in fairy lights
Some travel considerations, in brief
Tarnish
Donkey Kong and others
Bachelors, e.g.
___ Eats
Ninja Turtle's catchphrase
One who's super-good-looking
Affirmative gesture
*Baseball pitching style … or a weapon
Afore
Dining hall offerings
About, on a 10-Down
See 9-Down
Volunteer's words
Tennis's "King of Clay"
Hour, in Italy
*Big name in hotels
Access providers
Within reach
Actress who played "Jessica" in "Parasite"
No-go ___
Something to pry or twist off
Volunteer's words
[Gasp!]
Chooses
More run-down
Period in ancient history
Like a defeatist's attitude
*Indentation on a chew toy
Textile-making device
*Light again
"I mean …" sounds
*Whom Holmes tells "You do find it very hard to tackle the facts"
Telegram
*Many a Viking
Pulled a fast one on
College near Vassar
Where van Gogh and Gauguin briefly lived together
Dyeing method using wax
Chief ___ (rapper with a rhyming name)
Where feudal workers worked
French equivalent of "Stephen"
___ van der Poel, Olympic speed skater
Academic acronym
*Grand
Hits shore unintentionally
*Early French Protestants
Burden
*Basic rivalry
"Continuing where we left off last time …"
*"G.I. Jane" star, 1997
Field goal avg., e.g.
Believers in Jah, informally
Fatalistic sort, in slang
Place in an overhead bin
No ___! (punnily named dairy-free chocolate brand)
Explosive stuff
U.S. ID?
Bad place to pour grease
"Have ___ make my email stop" (Destiny's Child lyric)
Cable in the middle of a tennis court
Would really rather not
"What's up, everyone!"
-ish
*"Encore!"
Fidel ___, 1990s Philippine leader
Tehran's home
Fork prongs
*Actress Angela
How to play solitaire
They have high ratings on the Beaufort scale
Jokester's arsenal
"Leave it," on paper
Alien-seeking org.
Strip near Tel Aviv
Beverage at un café
Business card abbr.

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