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| New York Times crossword of September 12th, 2021 other clues |
| "See ya" |
| Group dance popularized in the U.S. by Desi Arnaz |
| 77-Down is on the most collected one in U.S. history |
| Epiphany |
| Voice actor Blanc |
| Show with over 1,000 handwritten cue cards each week, for short |
| City hazard |
| "My word!" |
| Pol in the "I am once again asking ..." meme |
| City whose police cars are adorned with a witch logo |
| Boring |
| Purse |
| High degree |
| Not at all popular |
| Messes up |
| x, y and z |
| Chaotic skirmish |
| Fragrant compound |
| Saturn has more than 80 of them |
| Golf course machine |
| He performed 636 consecutive sold-out shows in Vegas from 1969 to '76 |
| Burn prevention meas. |
| The future Henry V, to Falstaff |
| Fight tooth and nail |
| One who consumes a ritual meal to absolve the souls of the dead |
| Bits on book jackets |
| Roc-A-___ Records |
| Part of U.C.L.A. |
| Fashion designer Geoffrey |
| Farm female |
| "___ Gone Wrong" (2021 film) |
| Phenomenon such as the tendency to see human forms in inanimate objects |
| Word with level or lion |
| "Music's most maligned genre," per critic Tom Connick |
| Move obliquely |
| Smoking and swearing, e.g. |
| Fits together |
| "Everything happened so fast!" |
| Tilt-a-Whirl, e.g. |
| "Sorry, Charlie!" |
| Jump over |
| Singer/drummer Collins |
| Incredible bargains |
| Syracuse Mets and Worcester Red Sox, for two |
| Cell component |
| Pal, in Peru |
| Put one's nose where it doesn't belong |
| Savory Chinese snacks |
| Any of the groupings of circled letters in this puzzle |
| Have a good cry |
| They await your return, in brief |
| Gin product |
| One arm held up with bent elbow and wrist, in a children's song |
| Puts pressure (on) |
| "Einstein," sarcastically |
| Sword handles |
| Rey, to Luke Skywalker |
| ___ Games, company behind Fortnite |
| What "vey" of "Oy, vey!" translates to |
| It's often left on the table |
| How Alaska ranks first among the states |
| Without stopping |
| Rounded quarters |
| Information, old-style |
| Fail to mention |
| Org. that flew a helicopter on Mars in 2021 |
| Resolves out of court |
| School |
| "... said ___ ever" |
| Suggestions |
| Eastern cicada killers, e.g. |
| Bacteria destroyer |
| Plant said to repel bugs |
| No-longer-current source for current events |
| Quarter ___ (when the big hand is at three) |
| Arises (from) |
| What can make men swear from menswear? |
| Like the Minotaur legend |
| ___ Ryerson, insurance salesman in "Groundhog Day" |
| Domino, e.g. |
| Martinez with a statue outside the Seattle Mariners' stadium |
| University of Oregon site |
| Makes less powerful, in video game slang |
| Domino, e.g. |
| French port on the English Channel |
| "To ..." things |
| How to see the image formed by this puzzle's circled letters |
| Dino's tail? |
| Hot, mulled punch traditionally drunk around Christmas |
| Muse of love poetry |
| French pronoun |
| What's formed by the circled letters in this puzzle |
| Brunch beverage |
| One of the brothers on "Malcolm in the Middle" |
| Ancient land in Asia Minor |
| "We're live!" studio sign |
| Room in Clue |
| Cause of undue anxiety |
| Carpenter's wedge |
| Digs up |
| "Midsommar" director Aster |
| Title for Tussaud: Abbr. |
| Table part |
| One of two in a jack-o'-lantern? |
| Where charity begins, in a phrase |
| "___ 17" (W.W. II film) |
| Munch, in modern slang |
| Hogwash |
| It may be smoked |
| It may run from an emotional situation |
| [Mwah!] |
| Departed by plane |
| Green vehicle |
| Frank |
| Give zero stars |
| Duke's org. |
| Pasta topper |
| Ne'er-do-wells |
| Like the dog days of summer |
| E.R. inserts |
| Acrobatic |
| Die like the Wicked Witch of the West |
| By birth |
| Make restitution |
| Faint color |
| "Take me ___" |
| Does gentle stretching post-exercise, with "down" |
| Amp knob |
| Approaches |
| Where the lacrimal glands can be found |
| Pasta topper |
| Pump some weights |
| Not exactly |
| Vaccine-approving agcy. |
| They come with bouquets |
| Away |
| "___ put our heads together ..." |
| "___ pass Go ..." |
| Leading medal winner at the Tokyo Olympics |
| Forman who directed "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" |
| Farm refrain |
| Weight of a paper clip, roughly |
| Ancient: Prefix |
| Soul-seller of legend |
| Half-baked? |
| Duck and goose, at times |
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