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Brand whose stock price increased 50% in the first six months of 2020 crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of March 31st, 2024 other clues |
| Support |
| Like neon |
| Certain Ivy Leaguer |
| "Groovy!" |
| About, on a memo |
| Kind of history |
| Sibilant summons |
| "South Park" boy |
| ___ Palmas, Canary Islands |
| Density symbol, in engineering |
| 1990s Indian prime minister |
| Deliver a blow to Dracula? |
| Sch. in N.Y. |
| Went down a slippery slope |
| Quebec's Festival d'___ |
| "You're accusing |
| With "the," a sudden flip from attraction to disgust, in modern parlance |
| Before- |
| References a Vatican Library source? |
| Blooms named for their shape |
| Set of selections |
| No. calculated from letters |
| "You sure?" |
| "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" playwright Edward |
| In the style of |
| Bad material for a silk purse, proverbially |
| Some vocal solos |
| "Forget it!" |
| Superlative held by the Atacama Desert |
| "Barry" or "Ballers" |
| Fortitude |
| Plain |
| Cap's place |
| Stadium sounds |
| Suffix with Manhattan or meteor |
| Common pet fish |
| Welcomes at the door |
| It might be a stretch |
| Tender spots |
| Referees a Tennessee football game poorly? |
| Final phase of a video game, perhaps |
| Nip and tuck, so to speak |
| Big name in records |
| Like some teas |
| Kind of edition with bonus tracks, perhaps |
| [Actually, don't change that] |
| Stadium cheer |
| Sounds of doubt |
| Start preparing borscht? |
| ___-Caps (candy) |
| Fully commit |
| Birds known for their loud, complex songs |
| Court cry |
| Royal title |
| Garnet is its birthstone: Abbr. |
| Assist in a crime |
| Sculpting stuff |
| Gooey pairing with fig jam |
| Super ___ (GameCube predecessor) |
| Economic justice catchphrase |
| "Bather in the Woods" painter |
| Its water is nearly 10 times saltier than ocean water |
| Make smash burgers? |
| Animal product |
| Pretty cool stuff |
| Foreboding sign |
| Burn a little |
| "Impressive!" |
| Decides that one will |
| Who cries "You get a car, you get a car!" in a viral meme |
| Major artery |
| Toy brand for a budding engineer, maybe |
| ___ cha beef (Chinese dish) |
| "I don't like that," in Spanish |
| Jumped over, as a checkers piece |
| Take away |
| Michelangelo work whose name translates to "compassion" |
| Police captain on "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" |
| Suddenly think of |
| Burden |
| Letter-shaped support piece |
| Enthusiastic agreement |
| Certain corporate department |
| Genre for many a boy band |
| Mission San Antonio de Valero, more familiarly |
| GPS suggestions: Abbr. |
| Neighbor of Leb. |
| Part of the D.O.J. |
| World's oldest capital city, settled in the third millennium B.C. |
| It's a four-letter word, aptly |
| Taylor Swift song that begins "Combat, I'm ready for combat" |
| Neighbors of the Navajos |
| Makes a gaffe |
| One-named singer born in Reykjavik |
| "Mamma ___!" |
| What Ove's name was changed to for the American film adaptation of "A Man Called Ove" |
| Fiery matches? |
| "Let me repeat …" |
| New Jersey's Sea ___ City |
| Band with the 1994 hit "What's the Frequency, Kenneth?" |
| When repeated, a cry of approval |
| Cross figure |
| Light wood |
| Like many creatures in modern sci-fi movies, for short |
| Spot for a shot |
| Musical speeds |
| Write an ode to a caffeinated soda? |
| Spook some creatures in an aquarium's touch tank? |
| Airport abbr. |
| Addresses online |
| Sound unit found in many Asian languages |
| "Gangnam Style" rapper |
| Comment from someone exiting the mall on Black Friday |
| Pedal-operated instrument |
| That, in Toledo |
| Umbrella term for eboys or goth girls |
| Struck out |
| Stealthy criminal |
| City feature that's been found to improve mental health |
| "None for me, thanks" |
| Kind of seeds in a healthful smoothie |
| Footslog |
| Balm ingredient |
| ___ Luthor, nemesis of Superman |
| Vintage restaurant items? |
| Spoil, with "on" |
| Git |
| "Just a little longer!" |
| Lauder of cosmetics |
| Do some light work on? |
| Barcelona museum subject |
| H's on some college houses |
| "The Lorax" setting |
| Actress Cravalho who voiced Moana |
| Doesn't just assume |
| Swindle |
| Wedding cake layer |
| Survive |
| Chuck, slangily |
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