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| New York Times crossword of June 2nd, 2021 other clues |
| *Graveyard sight |
| *Emerald or ruby |
| *Ring centerpiece |
| Jet stream direction |
| Word with one or other |
| Man found in America? |
| Deadly snakes |
| "Peanuts" boy |
| Brit's "Nonsense!" |
| Bourbon substitute |
| Delight |
| Tear sheet? |
| Dangerous juggling props |
| Marshy area |
| Quiets down |
| Tree cover |
| Anthem contraction |
| Nirvana's "Smells Like ___ Spirit" |
| Org. seeking alien life |
| ___ Murray, two-time Wimbledon champ |
| Historic inn commemorated during Pride Month, as suggested by this puzzle's border answers |
| Political suffix |
| Fillable flatbread |
| Persist |
| Western treaty grp. |
| Section of a wine list |
| H.S. class whose students might cook |
| G.O.P. org. |
| Binary digit |
| Binary question |
| Tokyo's airport |
| Vegetable also called ladies' fingers |
| "There's the ___" |
| Discharge |
| Weight on the Isle of Wight |
| Hurtful remark |
| Overcharges, so to speak |
| Skywalker's droid, informally |
| First-year legal student, familiarly |
| *Pennsylvania state symbol |
| *Kind of building seen on "Sesame Street" |
| *Magnetite |
| *Online card game with over 100 million players |
| Infield pop-up, say |
| Malign |
| Rehab woe, for short |
| Debutantes, say |
| Elite eight |
| Actress Russo |
| 1989 play about Capote |
| Widespread panic |
| Grasps |
| Beach problem |
| Like the words "literally" and "ironic," often |
| *Pit that's spit |
| War of 1812 treaty site |
| Fingerprinting need |
| Where the heart is |
| Ruling on a point of Islamic law |
| Borscht base |
| Mocking |
| Davy Crockett died defending it |
| Start tallying your drink orders, say |
| Literature Nobelist Mario Vargas ___ |
| *Vital piece |
| Behaved uncontrollably |
| Attribute |
| Spicy Mexican pepper |
| Like many veteran professors |
| Decay |
| This point forward |
| *Quaint street material |
| "See what I mean?," informally |
| Teeny |
| Aware of |
| Defenseman who scored a Stanley Cup-winning "flying goal" |
| Neighbor of Brazil: Abbr. |
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