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- March 28th, 2021
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| The Sunday Crossword by Evan Birnholz crossword of March 28th, 2021 other clues |
| Brand in the potato chips aisle |
| Caregivers in med. centers |
| Reply from a pen pal? |
| Joel Coen's brother |
| Emotion evoked by the radio broadcast of "The War of the Worlds" |
| Jared with an Oscar for "Dallas Buyers Club" |
| Younger brother of Lucy van Pelt |
| Provides with a cover and padding |
| Like the phrase "brand spanking new," ironically |
| Swindlers' targets |
| "Yeah, sure" |
| Joe Schmo |
| Org. with members who have won green jackets |
| D.C.-to-Boston train service |
| Device for locating sunken objects |
| Columnist's space |
| Unpleasantly bitter |
| Org. with highs and lows |
| Able to vote or drive |
| French knot or lazy daisy, in embroidery |
| Few and far between |
| Beethoven's "___ to Joy" |
| Jewish potato snack |
| Quirky |
| Che Guevara's trademark headgear |
| Bill in a till |
| Pluck |
| Localities |
| Workplace message |
| Word before government or defense |
| "Classic" green shampoo |
| Ohio-Ontario divider |
| Many maternity ward visitors |
| Drifts off for a bit |
| Blokes |
| At ___ rate |
| "Whenever you can fit this into your schedule" |
| Serves a prison sentence |
| Words of speculation |
| Gloomy, weather-wise |
| Larson whose book "Dead Wake" focuses on the 21 Across |
| Let loose |
| Emulate a composer or a painter |
| Lead-in to boy or girl |
| "Great" pharaoh who ruled for 66 years |
| Goad |
| Younger brother of Lucy van Pelt |
| Coasting opportunity in school |
| Wedding participant |
| Factoids in a sports recap |
| Nile menaces |
| Took the plunge, perhaps |
| Dry and withered |
| Medieval Icelandic work |
| Oscar ___ (nomination) |
| Don Quixote's mount, e.g. |
| ___-Magnon man (old term for early modern humans) |
| Sample of food |
| Mediator of the psyche |
| Tech devices cited among Popular Science's "Best of What's New" gadgets in 2010 |
| Campaign funder, briefly |
| Mushroom part |
| Pols like Pelosi |
| Next of kin, often |
| Tag line? |
| 1915 victim of a German U-boat |
| Assemble hastily |
| Chewy candy version of a small horse? |
| ___ and aahs |
| Huge mythical bird said to carry off elephants |
| Hari Kondabolu documentary "The Problem With ___" |
| Expires |
| Blunt directive to close up one's pants? |
| Piece of a pizza pie |
| Fall short |
| Spots for first shots |
| Stuck with the same old, same old |
| Traffic stopper |
| Excellent, in 1990s rap lyrics |
| Ed with seven Emmys |
| Athlete on a country club staff |
| Shinzo ___, Japan's longest-serving prime minister |
| Romance down under? |
| Mastermind game pieces |
| Greenish blue |
| Wetlands |
| Bag brought to the beach |
| Dazed states |
| Tree dweller given to napping and munching all day |
| Like most pasta |
| Typical features of Elle or Marie Claire photo shoots? |
| Left undamaged |
| What a multicolored flag might symbolize |
| Put up |
| Shows one's humanness |
| Goes kaput |
| Tagged along |
| Mount Olympus matriarch |
| Opera singer Maria Callas, e.g.? |
| Free (of) |
| Reason to get a shot |
| Moves like molasses |
| Skirmish |
| Sly stratagems |
| Small, bumpy-skinned Chinese fruit |
| Pronto, briefly |
| Source of power for hydroelectric systems |
| Charlotte ___ (dessert whose invention is often attributed to Czar Alexander I's chef) |
| Grumpy parents' thought on Christmas Day? |
| State firmly |
| Catch |
| Fire dept. hiree |
| ___ Room (site of some White House receptions) |
| Folks kicked out of a ballroom competition for foul language? |
| Ottoman official's title |
| Celebratory frame of mind |
| Squabble |
| Thus far |
| Crook with Hook in a children's book |
| "Show Boat" writer Ferber |
| Hired hoodlums |
| Scorches |
| Pulsate |
| A serious group? |
| Wheeled server in London |
| Tourist attraction |
| "I would never lie to you!" |
| Sci-fi forte |
| Fort Knox blocks |
| Joey's refuge |
| Place for some PIN money |
| Murky |
| Spot for a mud bath |
| Minor mistake |
| Ballerinas' skirts |
| Superlative suffix |
| Bowler maker |
| Smartly dressed |
| Son of Seth in Genesis |
| Go for the gold, maybe |
| States |
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