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Cops, in slang crossword clue
P O P O
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| New York Times crossword of April 26th, 2023 other clues |
| Operation Overlord locale |
| {2, 4, 6, 8}, e.g. |
| Structure climbed in the climactic scene of 58-Across |
| Stingy sort? |
| Empty space |
| Vessel for a nursery rhyme trio |
| Hallucination, e.g. |
| To the ___ degree |
| Way to travel, for many tourists |
| Flirt with, in a way |
| Mr. in a 1983 Styx hit |
| Prefix with demeanor or behavior |
| "What a shame" |
| Many-eyed giant of myth |
| Ulysses S. Grant's given name at birth |
| Gave a wide berth, say |
| Sault ___ Marie, Mich. |
| Guinness Book adjective |
| Await resolution |
| Display options, in brief |
| Betray, in a way |
| Product in a snail-shaped dispenser |
| Filmmaker Lee |
| Noted Venetian marketplace |
| Plan (out) |
| Nickname for Francisco, often |
| Award with a Best Play category |
| Peanut product |
| The gamut |
| Chortle |
| Big Apple sch. with campuses in Abu Dhabi and Shanghai |
| Camel and sand, for example |
| Cry after being narrowly defeated |
| Interior secretary Haaland |
| Bow-shaped woodworking tool |
| Bagel go-with |
| Chicago exchange, informally, with "the" |
| Critical |
| Lecterns |
| Simmer setting |
| Unsettling cry to hear during a haircut |
| Hatcher of "Desperate Housewives" |
| Bucketsful |
| Bullets, e.g. |
| "Master of Suspense" who directed 58-Across |
| ___ Sutra |
| 58-Across co-star James |
| "Stubborn things," per John Adams |
| Indication of learnedness, for short |
| Possible focus of an M.R.I., in brief |
| "That feels goo-oo-ood!" |
| 1958 film that is the subject of this puzzle |
| One of 17 in New Orleans |
| Goofing off |
| Allhallows ___ |
| Help |
| Novelist Philip |
| Minor quarrels |
| 58-Across co-star Kim |
| Bill advocating for science |
| "Do we have the green light?" |
| Thickness |
| Deer stalker |
| [I'm standing right here] |
| Genre for the Mighty Mighty Bosstones |
| Sort |
| Steamy brew |
| Female hamster |
| One way to be marked |
| Four Corners state with six corners |
| Part of an analogy |
| It may punctuate a sarcastic remark |
| Dizzying camera technique invented for 58-Across |
| Collect |
| How-___ |
| Acronym in genetic sequencing |
| Result of extreme rage |
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