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Bond between 2006 and 2021 crossword clue
C R A I G
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| New York Times crossword of July 30th, 2022 other clues |
| It's not going to fly |
| ___ balls |
| Supervisory challenges |
| The N.F.L. mascot Roary, for one |
| Material for a lighter wheel |
| Uncool sorts |
| Pac-12 squad |
| Builder's outdoor addition |
| WhatsApp owner |
| Business ___ |
| Starters can be found on it |
| Hawaiian word for a mackerel |
| Nickname for Capote |
| Bouquet unit |
| Scratch that |
| Irish form of "Jane" |
| Trig function, in brief |
| Rude "Forget it!" |
| "Get outta here!" |
| Take stock after a defeat |
| They're to be determined |
| Suffix for a rank |
| Reason to run |
| Keep it together |
| Nickname that drops "vin" |
| Helping hound |
| Simple kind of question |
| Future-altering decision point, metaphorically |
| N.Y.C. cultural landmark |
| Pennsylvania city where Crayola is headquartered |
| Burgundian grape |
| Mean |
| Warned |
| Once, once |
| "Iolanthe" and "Candide," for two |
| Betray, in a way |
| Fifth-most populous city in California, after Los Angeles, San Diego, San Jose and San Francisco |
| Pleasant cadences |
| Charge too much |
| Like a well-brushed canine, say |
| Competition that starts and finishes in a tie |
| Bears |
| Pot holder |
| Farm sounds |
| Tips |
| "Again … huh?!" |
| Drink similar to a Cape Codder |
| Member of a triage team |
| Tires out in a playground, perhaps |
| "Reckon so" |
| CBS drama from Dick Wolf |
| Keep out |
| Word added as an intensifier |
| Wares at a medicine show |
| "High-five!" |
| Literally, "dainty slice" |
| Grandson of Adam |
| Italian pronoun |
| Gobs |
| They're bigger and lighter than skeletons |
| Location designed to attract whales |
| Create a plot hole, say |
| Singer who owns Manderley Castle in Killiney |
| Pot holder |
| The ancient Egyptians believed they were created from the sun hitting the Nile |
| Appearance |
| Holds back, in a way |
| What a startled horse might do |
| Expensive boxes |
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