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Cool, in old lingo crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of February 17th, 2024 other clues |
| Major Manhattan thoroughfare, informally |
| Port letters |
| N.B.A. team that shares an arena with the N.H.L.'s Stars, familiarly |
| Traditional wedding dish in southern Italy, hence its literal translation ("brides") |
| Most Broadway theaters have two of these |
| Going after the big bucks, say |
| Fish often served tartare |
| Nickname for Time's 2023 Person of the Year |
| Creepy quality |
| Pole used for extending a sail |
| Half and half |
| Some home installations, in brief |
| Made a lap, say |
| Rapper ___ Cat |
| Predicament |
| Playground comeback |
| Handling things |
| Position with security |
| Very rough, as an experience |
| Finished, colloquially |
| Drinks are on me! |
| Grumpy companion |
| Defensive football plays, informally |
| "___ seguro?" ("Are you sure?": Sp.) |
| Creature catcher in gaming |
| Currently |
| Important contacts |
| "You're tempting fate!" |
| Goggles that aren't meant to go underwater |
| Construction materials named after a capital? |
| Headliner |
| Poster's place |
| Barrel material |
| Like some shows and bands |
| Order that comes with a wide straw |
| Speed skater Johann ___ Koss, winner of four Olympic golds |
| Makes quiet, in a way |
| Tot's scratches |
| Source of a foul odor when wool is washed |
| Chewed (out) |
| Show with a Joke Swap segment, in brief |
| "Cya" |
| Small part of a window |
| "Golly!" |
| Move laterally |
| Junot ___, author of "The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao" |
| Maternity ward staffers, informally |
| Look within oneself |
| Apartment units |
| Japanese/Italian fusion dish |
| Floor |
| Not that much |
| Letters on a bow |
| Site of a famous flag-raising |
| Head for the toilet, say? |
| "Sure, lemme deal with this first, though" |
| Test-taking no-nos |
| Lays down some ground rolls? |
| Dull |
| Like communal property |
| Weight |
| Southern side dish |
| Barbie and Ken, e.g. |
| Chips flavor |
| Lead-in to plane |
| Publicity, so to speak |
| Cut |
| Headache helper |
| "Tsk, tsk," in textspeak |
| Palate cleanser in a multicourse French meal |
| Bug that sounds like it was in the air? |
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