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- December 5th, 2021
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| The Sunday Crossword by Evan Birnholz crossword of December 5th, 2021 other clues |
| Half of IT, briefly |
| First name that means "my God" |
| Factors to be considered, in a case |
| Phishing trap? |
| Setting of Rainbow Rowell's novel "Eleanor & Park" |
| Alter, as one's thinking |
| "ng" sounds, e.g. |
| Settings for IVs |
| Splinter group |
| Put right on the page? |
| Went back, as the tide |
| Hilarious sorts |
| Brand of salsa and taco meal kits |
| "Der Hö¶lle Rache" from "The Magic Flute," e.g. |
| Spread site that rhymes with "spread" |
| "... for richer, for ___, in sickness and in health ..." |
| Poetry book section |
| Plotting party |
| Advocate for the accused |
| Mononymous "Chimera" musician |
| Watch party? |
| Smashing Pumpkins song whose name is a Hindu god without its H |
| "This Bitter Earth" singer Washington |
| Prudish one's concern |
| Distracting background noise |
| Female zebra |
| Hold ___ (cherish) |
| Big tree climber |
| Cause great surprise |
| Genre for Alexisonfire |
| "Victoria & Abdul" actor Fazal |
| ___-surrealism (artistic genre) |
| It's used by students at the National Technical Institute for the Deaf, briefly |
| Left Opposition leader Trotsky |
| Psychology topic from the Latin for "I" |
| Three of clubs? |
| Game with 1 cards, aptly |
| Rewards from work, and a hint to this puzzle's theme |
| Govt. org. that submits FISA court requests |
| Apt to be persuaded |
| Become genetically altered |
| With 99 Down, some Winter Olympics gear |
| Starting point for 127 Across |
| One who might rob vaqueros in a western |
| U.S. senators, e.g. |
| Minor demons |
| Packing more punch |
| Alley-___ ("NBA Jam" play) |
| Start |
| One is equivalent to about 0.028 kilograms |
| Not be precisely vertical |
| Mobile program writer |
| Words you just heard |
| "Star Trek Beyond" director Justin |
| Shipmate of Data |
| Cause for cramming |
| TV writer Mike who co-created "The Critic" |
| Pinterest poster, e.g. |
| Four-time Oscar-nominated actress Moorehead |
| Speech that may have bleeped-out words |
| ___ beef (Japanese meat) |
| Striped aquatic predator |
| Roger who co-hosted "Sneak Previews" |
| Word after special, black or photo |
| Like certain wolves |
| "Family Affair" singer ___ J. Blige |
| Ernie who won the 2012 Open Championship |
| George H.W. Bush's chief of staff John |
| One doing inspections or maintenance work beneath the surface |
| Flaming ___ (temporary name for a TV tavern where Aerosmith played) |
| One-named comedian on "Good Girls" |
| Pour choice? |
| "July" singer ___ Cyrus |
| Reacted with umbrage |
| Soaks (up) |
| Track numbers |
| Demonstrate moxie |
| "Spun" yarns |
| "That's nice to hear!" |
| Joint that can be affected by gout |
| Track competition |
| Reaper's descriptor |
| Fish eggs |
| ___ versa |
| Spanish "good" |
| Many miles off |
| La città con il Colosseo |
| Reporter of health-related news and research |
| Dec. hrs. in D.C. |
| Call things off |
| Business org. |
| Terse online reply that means "deal with it" |
| Ginormous amount |
| Landlocked state with the island city Sabula |
| Video game where you wield an ax and slay? |
| Something taken by Dora the Explorer |
| Temple statue, e.g. |
| Single part of a whole |
| Light dressing specification |
| Magazine with a Best Workplaces list |
| Target audience for HBO shows |
| What a frustrated person might throw |
| Demi Moore, ___ Guynes |
| Creator of visual advertising content |
| Subtle variation |
| Lost firmness |
| Fly a fighter jet |
| Abundant in plant life |
| "Millionaire ___" ("The Jetsons" episode) |
| With levity |
| Kagan who was dean of Harvard Law |
| "Icicles," on a Christmas tree |
| Second-in-command under Lyndon |
| Run-of-the-mill |
| Sound during milking |
| Shown to many |
| Vague, large amount |
| Sum of production |
| Harvester brand |
| Rudd named Sexiest Man Alive by People magazine in 2021 |
| Connecting point |
| See 120 Down |
| Teller's supervisor |
| Initial step |
| What a topiarist may clip |
| Short slumber |
| Muscat Daily readers |
| Get into again |
| Emulates an archer |
| Salt Lake City residents |
| Got some brunch |
| Area often shaved by a barber |
| Handled bar |
| Sports team supporter, of a sort |
| ___ a one (nobody) |
| Artisan who may repair a Stradivarius |
| "Blueberries for ___" (children's book) |
| "Have You Seen ___?" (hit by the Chi-Lites) |
| Short slumber |
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