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Cookie that may be pulled apart or dunked crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of September 15th, 2020 other clues |
| Orchestra site |
| Ritzy |
| Big name in lawn care |
| Rumpus |
| Giant in media streaming |
| World's most-visited art museum |
| Who says "Th-th-th-that's all, folks!" |
| Extend beyond |
| Inter ___ (among others) |
| Damage badly |
| "Gross!" |
| Disney character based on a Dickens character |
| Drive-___ window |
| Like gunpowder and the seismometer, by origin |
| Treacherous, as winter roads |
| Little more than |
| How many shows are broadcast |
| "Be patient!" ... or advice seemingly ignored by 17-, 24-, 52- and 62-Across |
| Jazz's Fitzgerald |
| Naïve sort |
| It may be affected by traffic, in brief |
| Actress Janney who won an Oscar for "I, Tonya" |
| Part of many a rocking chair |
| "Hunny"-loving A. A. Milne character |
| When doubled, a dance |
| Brand of shoes or handbags |
| Talking horse of a '60s sitcom |
| Vice president who won a Nobel Peace Prize |
| Jellystone Park "pic-a-nic basket" thief |
| Buffy, to vampires |
| Ireland, to poets |
| Ocean, e.g., in Santa Monica, Calif.: Abbr. |
| Some fall blooms |
| Cold and damp, as a cellar |
| Morning coat |
| Family man |
| People with stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame |
| Doughnut-shaped |
| Snoop |
| Alley-___ |
| Take to the slopes |
| Message on a candy heart |
| Hunch over |
| Question of possibility |
| No longer in the closet |
| Authority to broadcast |
| Entertainment by a pool player |
| Look for |
| Mario ___ (video game) |
| "The Walking Dead" network |
| "Goodness me!" |
| Expert |
| Apartment or condo |
| Poet ___ St. Vincent Millay |
| Ready-to-assemble furniture giant |
| They provide structure, biologically |
| Berating at high volume |
| Mess up |
| Pill ... or a reason to take a pill |
| Instruction on a door |
| Up to the task |
| Kind of tide |
| One catching the game? |
| Edmonton athletes |
| Mr. Flanders of "The Simpsons" |
| ___ of the Unknowns |
| Played (with) |
| Mountain nymph |
| Release, as a sigh |
| Spanish abode |
| Doodled, e.g. |
| "Hey!," in Jalisco |
| 60 minuti |
| Tom Collins ingredient |
| Tattoo, slangily |
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