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| New York Times crossword of March 9th, 2024 other clues |
| Trickster |
| Remington of 1980s TV |
| Stepping away from screens |
| Actor Fitch of "This Is Us" |
| Lunchbox option, informally |
| As yet |
| Silences |
| Parts of LEDs |
| Concupiscent one |
| Berkeley, familiarly |
| Appliance giant founded in England in 1991 |
| In working order |
| They're sometimes replaced by applesauce in vegan recipes |
| ___-Saint-Michel, abbey site in France |
| Strikes out, slangily |
| Flattens, in a way |
| "See ya!" |
| Underlying reason |
| Saul Bellow's "The Adventures of ___ March" |
| Mortgage deal, for short |
| Beyoncé's "Dangerously in Love" or John Lennon's "Imagine" |
| Like many defendants in court |
| They are felt every April |
| Word with escape or escalator |
| Camp-y retailer? |
| Gem used in intaglio |
| ___ Peninsula (Horn of Africa) |
| Slight faults, to a rater |
| Rabbit ___ |
| Reluctant to join? |
| "The origin of wisdom," per René Descartes |
| Words after god or man |
| Follow |
| ___ Coleman, eight-time Mr. Olympia |
| Asparagus, essentially |
| Kerfuffle |
| "See ya!" |
| "Thanks a lot!," in intentionally butchered French |
| Eject |
| ___ belt |
| Actress Kirke of "Mozart in the Jungle" |
| Ananda Mahidol became its king at the age of 9, while living in Switzerland |
| Shoot down |
| Spanish diminutive |
| One in line at an airport |
| Pay for a crime, say |
| "Oh, come on, can't you take a joke?!" |
| Biblical figure said to have died at the age of 905 |
| Sign in front of some bars |
| Not sit still |
| They often come in shoeboxes |
| Key |
| It's handled at a bar |
| Widespread rumors, in a portmanteau |
| Post-crisis baseline |
| Tony Stark or Jack Sparrow feature |
| Like the second movement of Dvorak's "New World" Symphony |
| Streaked |
| Died down |
| Family nickname |
| "The ultimate form of free speech," to Denis Leary |
| ___ tape |
| Meet |
| MacGyvering |
| Gets less green, say |
| Mathematical subgroup |
| Puffed up |
| Possible response to "Did you find it?" |
| Some records, informally |
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