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Birthstone that begins with the same letter as its month crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of October 26th, 2024 other clues |
| Something to wallow in |
| See 5-Down |
| Fail to tail |
| Solarium |
| Spade, for one |
| Letters on a Busch Stadium hat |
| National, formerly |
| Cut and polish, maybe |
| Périodes chaudes de l'année |
| Naughty list? |
| Asian royal |
| Big bird |
| Skimpy garments |
| Freshly pressed grapes before fermentation |
| "We'll let ourselves in" |
| Reality show winner since 2002 |
| Vessel that hasn't crossed the Canadian border since 1993 |
| Chicago's ___ Center, formerly known as the Amoco Building |
| Two shakes |
| Spotted, in a way |
| The so-called "Rocket City" of the South |
| Small invention |
| Zip |
| Spin out on the ice? |
| Way |
| Hotel room staple |
| Emphatic agreement |
| With 43-Down, fictional coach of AFC Richmond |
| Reasons for some street closures |
| Bridge piece |
| When doubled, a pop nickname |
| Building block |
| In ___ (unmoved) |
| Not spent anymore |
| Gorgeous |
| Incite |
| Brood |
| Go no further |
| Fish whose egg casings are called "mermaid's purses" |
| She played Julia in 2009's "Julie & Julia" |
| People to hang out with |
| Not yet explored, as a tomb |
| Drink mentioned four times in the prologue of "The Canterbury Tales" |
| "ER" actress Laura |
| Masters of bad impersonations? |
| Oslo Accords signatory, for short |
| Map abbrs. |
| Deluxe wraps? |
| Go berserk |
| Two-time Oscar nominee Joan |
| Where Dr. J played college hoops, for short |
| Menace in "Dead Wake: The Last Crossing of the Lusitania" |
| "Hound Dog" singer Big ___ Thornton |
| Slim winning margin |
| Takes root |
| Amber, e.g. |
| Medical breakthrough of 1954 that yielded a Nobel Prize |
| "À votre ___!" |
| Quite the party |
| Van Susteren of TV news |
| Tony winner Judith |
| Out on a limb, say |
| Mood |
| Pub fixtures |
| Name on the playbill for the 1936 Salzburg Festival |
| They might be bright |
| Calling |
| One of a singing duo? |
| Meaning of a finger wag |
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