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Classical poem crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of February 12th, 2023 other clues |
| Become hysterical, with "out" |
| Elided title |
| Restaurant competitor of Pinkberry and Sweet Frog |
| Catchy tunes, informally |
| Sigh of lament |
| Where dancers have a ball? |
| McFlurry mix-in |
| Furniture giant |
| Bad flight forecast |
| Reason |
| Hierarchy level |
| Certain U.S. time zone |
| Economizing, as represented by the circled squares? |
| "The bad news is …" |
| WhatsApp transmissions, briefly |
| Navy nay |
| Seizes eagerly, as an opportunity |
| Sean of "Stranger Things" |
| Part of an M.C.'s intro, often |
| Prohibition target |
| Economizing, as represented twice in 12-Down? |
| "The Crown" role |
| Colorful kind of shirt |
| Offering from Dr. Mom, in brief |
| Senior partners? |
| ___ Hill, neighborhood of San Francisco |
| Bussing on a bus, for short |
| Memorable mission |
| "You've made your point," slangily |
| Lead-in to an opinion |
| Zip |
| From not so long ago |
| Parts of a gig |
| Scrapbooker's project |
| Honesty, resilience or a sense of humor, perhaps |
| Shield of ancient Greece: Var. |
| Manhattan is one: Abbr. |
| Attempt |
| Work that hasn't yet entered publication |
| Little squealer |
| Fencer's score |
| Hebrew version of the English pronoun "I" |
| Confidentiality contract, for short |
| Welcome event |
| ___ drag (hockey maneuver) |
| Cellist's need |
| In concert |
| Economizing, as represented in 58-Down? |
| Unwelcome, so to speak |
| Vote in favor |
| Trading places |
| Like some modern maps |
| Golfer Palmer, to fans |
| A/C meas. |
| "The Planets" composer |
| Economizing, as represented by the shaded squares? |
| Bad-sounding creatures? |
| Ditto, in legal footnotes |
| Word that means "ocean" in a religious title |
| Large crowd |
| It's cried on a slide |
| Check |
| Beast with recurved horns |
| Triumphant shout at a crossword tournament |
| Freshness |
| Like some morning lawns |
| Smokey spot, for short |
| Sharpens |
| "How ___ Your Mother" |
| Work out |
| Some garlic prep |
| Regarding |
| Maker of the Nitro 5 gaming laptop |
| "The year's at the spring / And day's at the ___": Robert Browning |
| Yankees manager before Girardi |
| Zealous activist |
| C-note |
| Tranquil discipline |
| Former name of a Kansas arena that commemorated a 1976 U.S. anniversary |
| It helps make a stew a goo |
| Poached fruit |
| Garnish for una margarita |
| Source of many a name on a campus building, informally |
| Starts eating |
| Poli ___ |
| Reply to the Little Red Hen |
| Name hidden in "before long" |
| It makes a red velvet cake red |
| Cancún cash |
| Hamburger's beef? |
| Word with pepper or tower |
| Like some ancient pyramids |
| Acceleration, e.g. |
| Quelques-___ (some, in French) |
| Quantity multiplied by acceleration in Newton's second law |
| Pioneer in global aviation |
| Words of defeat |
| "Don't sweat it," informally |
| Educ. supporter |
| Once-popular devices discontinued in 2022 |
| Cousin of a weasel |
| "What's the ___?" ("'Sup with that?") |
| Suffer |
| Farmyard cry |
| Not in a relationship |
| "The Last O.G." network |
| Vile Nile reptile |
| Out-and-out |
| Foreign leader whom Nixon met in 1972 |
| That's history! |
| Kind of knife of infomercial fame |
| Like Urdu or Hindi |
| Was very ripe |
| Round figures |
| Montana city SW of Helena |
| The main antagonist? |
| [Ugh, this is horrible!] |
| ___ facto |
| Like some highlighter colors |
| Relish |
| Plant whose name derives from Quechua |
| Devious snicker |
| Barely gets the words out |
| Pros with deliveries, in brief |
| Painter Jan van ___ |
| "Let's do this!" |
| Civil rights icon ___ Helen Burroughs |
| Power structure? |
| Capers |
| Shakespeare's "Shall I compare thee to a summer's day?" has five of them |
| Beaming, as with joy |
| Liberal arts college in Kentucky |
| Locally focused lecture franchise |
| Pac-12 player |
| Santa's favorite Hostess dessert? |
| Wilson of film |
| Carded at a bar, informally |
| Common spot for a sunburn |
| Gaggles |
| Chain email abbr. |
| Grammy winner ___ Lipa |
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