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Classic video game with the catchphrase "He's on fire!" crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of May 21st, 2024 other clues |
| Hit a serve past |
| Ballet dancer's bend |
| Lightens (up) |
| Word after golden or slide |
| Often-discarded part of a fruit |
| Canonized person |
| Cheat sheets |
| Post-panel sesh |
| Male cat |
| Big name in public opinion research |
| It might be poked |
| Cry of disgust that sounds like 24-Down |
| Fruit also known as calabash |
| "Yeah, I suppose" |
| Soup kitchen utensils |
| Stare open-mouthed |
| Target, as a wide receiver |
| Outbuilding for many a historic home |
| Millennial's successor, informally |
| Tennis do-overs |
| "That's pretty nifty!" |
| Fashion house whose logo features Medusa |
| Counterpart to a landline |
| Appreciative text |
| Schedule abbr. |
| Middle name for Alec Baldwin and Carly Jepsen |
| Go the other way |
| Indian royals |
| Make safer, in a way ... or what the starts of 17-, 27-, 38- and 52-Across might be? |
| Pageant topper |
| Often-discarded part of a fruit |
| Inactive |
| One-___ bandit |
| Biblical pronoun |
| Nonnegotiable thing |
| Airplane's path on a flight map, often |
| Junkyard dog |
| Roth of "Inglourious Basterds" |
| Red scare? |
| Sneak previews |
| Happening, in modern parlance |
| Bumbling |
| Old car make named for Henry Ford's son |
| Abbr. on a lawyer's business card |
| Highly rated, as a bond |
| Iniquitous |
| Stick it out |
| Array at a farmer's market |
| Noggins |
| Language in which "w" can be a vowel |
| Australian boot brand |
| Green dip, familiarly |
| Purifying filter acronym |
| November birthstone |
| One purring in Peru |
| Nonalcoholic beer brand |
| Composer Rachmaninoff |
| Ripen |
| Kind of motor used in robotics |
| Down-to-earth |
| Lead-in to mingle or mezzo |
| Ticket assignment |
| Cut quite a figure? |
| Something a prenatal ultrasound can determine |
| Mafia code of silence |
| Windbag's output |
| Biological catalyst |
| Collect what's been sown |
| "Blue Ribbon" brewer |
| Toffee bar brand since 1928 |
| Beam |
| "What ___ the odds?" |
| Down in the dumps |
| Wax producer |
| Shelley's "To a Skylark," for one |
| World Cup chant |
| Put quarters in, as a meter |
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