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| New York Times crossword of September 9th, 2022 other clues |
| Coloring |
| Sacred syllables |
| Unit in Mario Kart games |
| Meh |
| Poker table giveaway |
| "Faust" playwright |
| Stories that might take a while |
| Distinctive peacock feature |
| Actress Judy of "Arrested Development" |
| Trunk fastener |
| ___ Grande |
| Took a load off |
| Best-selling video game celebrated in this grid |
| Tackle together |
| Spanish monarch beginning in 2014 |
| Troubles |
| Got on board, in a way |
| Out of nothing, in creation myths |
| It can be shredded with an ax |
| One of three things traditionally eaten to break a Ramadan fast |
| Ironic-sounding plot device in "Total Recall" |
| It's just under one's nose, informally |
| Iconic phrase in old "Dick and Jane" stories |
| Many-headed monster |
| Irish ___ |
| Dreams for aspiring bands |
| Mozz sticks and queso, e.g. |
| Snit |
| Prefix with zone or pop |
| "___-yew!" |
| Suffix for many install files |
| Modern vaccine material |
| Org. that "Moscow Centre" represents in George Smiley novels |
| "___ and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job!" (comedy sketch series) |
| Classic role for Nichelle Nichols and Zoë Saldana |
| George Smiley, for one |
| Hugely successful film … or an apt description of a 59-Down player? |
| Sinks from not far away |
| Utterly amazed |
| Quite stinky |
| N.F.L. QB Tagovailoa |
| Picture of health? |
| Upright |
| Direct |
| Anti-establishment cause |
| Mont Blanc, par exemple |
| Big name in multilevel marketing |
| Trick of being suddenly nowhere to be found … or an apt description of victory for a 59-Down player? |
| Had in mind |
| The "sacred disease," to ancient Greeks |
| Fyodor the Blessed, e.g. |
| Like osmium among all the elements |
| Experiments with Zener cards |
| Busy business around Mother's Day |
| Computer custom-built for playing games, in slang |
| 1 of 2,297 for Hank Aaron |
| Conflict of no consequence |
| Load |
| Nicolas who directed "Don't Look Now" |
| French, perhaps, in England |
| "Don't be a stranger" … or an apt request from a 59-Down player? |
| One also known as Rahman |
| Bad lands? |
| Mirror-and-prism system, in brief |
| "Eww!" |
| Golden ___ |
| One of two 1978 Nobel Peace Price winners |
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