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Beverage that can be served hinata-kan ("sun-bathed") crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of March 19th, 2023 other clues |
| Texas terminus of I-35 |
| Place for a plug |
| Sport coached by Ted Lasso |
| Relative of a June bug |
| Animal farm facility |
| Shining intensely |
| Zone out? |
| Milton who designed the "I ❤️ NY" logo |
| Off |
| A handful |
| Channel for watching N.C.A.A. games |
| Aid for a novice guitarist |
| Fool, from the Yiddish |
| Beginner's edition? |
| Home of Bahla Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage Site |
| German article |
| Certain vaccine target |
| Big mouths |
| Fairy lookalike |
| God who lent his name to a weekday |
| Bruce Wayne in the Batman comics, e.g. |
| Seat at the dining table? |
| Meds often come in them, for short |
| Identifying statement |
| Real name that becomes a fake one by changing its first letter |
| Tranquil state of mind |
| Character at the center of "Dunkirk"? |
| Without holding back |
| Kicked out of school, say |
| Atop |
| Beauty that runs in the family? |
| Family member |
| Brazilian currency |
| Price of ignorance, so to speak |
| Like much baby food |
| U.S. agcy. originally set up to fund war expenses |
| Words of praise |
| "Psycho" mother |
| Search blindly (for) |
| Some significant others, for short |
| Boys' club? |
| Shape of a certain bean |
| Expose |
| Bounded |
| Result of some bargaining |
| Words to a pet at the door |
| Dollop |
| Greasy garage job |
| Swindle by instant messaging? |
| Reproductive cell |
| Something to aim for on a golf course |
| Irish name meaning "lover of hounds" |
| Toronado or Cutlass, informally |
| Pointed at, say |
| Tone deafness, medically |
| Use a family crypt? |
| Like Halley's comet every 75 or so years |
| Not tell a soul |
| House floor manager? |
| Formal |
| Adventure-seeking travelers, in old usage |
| Polynesian language |
| Supposed influence on Pink Floyd's "The Piper at the Gates of Dawn" |
| One in the hand? |
| Knock |
| The ___ Tour (2023 Taylor Swift concert series that broke Ticketmaster) |
| "Pride and Prejudice" surname |
| Becomes unduly prominent |
| Forty winks |
| When said three times, mantra for some accused |
| Completed collection |
| Conspicuous kissing, e.g., for short |
| Like some casts |
| Orange and peach, for example |
| Word has it! |
| Droop |
| One giving creepy looks |
| Yearbook signers |
| World's largest inland body of water |
| Thus far, poetically |
| You might see them now and again |
| Fortune 500 company whose logo is a blue infinity symbol |
| Wisconsin politico Tony |
| Cornhole attempts |
| Lab vial |
| Long, narrow piece of jewelry |
| "If u ask me ..." |
| He can be found above it |
| Particularly: Abbr. |
| Pester with little bites |
| "Rubbish!" |
| Food container |
| Jazz great Al |
| Third-largest city of Turkey |
| It comes after nine but not after ten |
| Flowing tresses |
| Subject of D.C.'s Stone of Hope memorial |
| Word before tooth or candy |
| Chancellor who oversaw Germany's reunification |
| Centers of attention |
| Gave a thumbs-up |
| Exploits |
| Organizer of a school field day, for short |
| Extra-crisp, informally |
| Goofs up |
| Sea change? |
| Dealership stat |
| The "Noster" in "Pater Noster" |
| Rhinoplasty target, maybe |
| Some vintage photo tints |
| Got started, with "off" |
| At some point |
| Come to |
| Cause to stumble |
| It divides and multiplies |
| Friend of Buffy on "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" |
| "So to speak" |
| Shout heard in the Plaza México |
| ___ box (lunch option) |
| Long-handled hammer |
| Affectedly creative |
| Pink Floyd's light-refracting prism, for one iconic example |
| Cancel |
| Reinforce |
| Predecessor of a USB drive |
| Like a screw after being turned counterclockwise |
| Gilda of the original "S.N.L." cast |
| Clay figures in Jewish lore |
| Like the Toyota logo |
| People of western New York |
| "Same" |
| More than just a sec? |
| One-named singer with the 1961 #1 hit "Runaround Sue" |
| Word with where and how, but not usually why |
| Org. established by 111-Down |
| Prez who established the 110-Down |
| Initial shock? |
| Suns setting, for short |
| Japanese honorific |
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