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Country with two official languages - Guaraní and Spanish crossword clue
P A R A G U A Y
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| New York Times crossword of March 12th, 2022 other clues |
| Paid off |
| Pinky swear, e.g. |
| Pause in the middle of a line of poetry |
| Creature also known as a greenfly |
| Substitute for coffee |
| Baptisms by fire |
| Palmed, say |
| Prefix with consciousness |
| Last word of the first sentence of Kafka's "The Metamorphosis" |
| Pick |
| "Don't Look Up" star, in tabloids |
| Parts of baseballs and mines |
| Move from side to side, as a ship |
| 2000 Sisqó hit with a rhyming title |
| 1924 tale of derring-do |
| New Jersey's "unofficial rock theme of our State's youth" |
| Something picked up by a silent butler |
| Minions |
| Basic technique in skateboarding |
| Nitwit, to a Brit |
| "What do you want me to do about it?" |
| Be plucky? |
| Hollywood, with "the" |
| Astronaut Jemison |
| Didn't cause trouble |
| "Golly!" |
| It might work on a block |
| They might work on a block |
| Floor |
| Europe's oldest capital |
| Lumbering tool |
| Turn in |
| Musician who helped save Carnegie Hall from demolition |
| Put up |
| Muffs |
| "Against the ___" (Thomas Pynchon novel) |
| On equal footing, in Latin |
| Mirrored |
| Tea, in Mandarin |
| Result of a poor audio connection, perhaps |
| Part of the body first successfully transplanted in 1905 |
| Exponential ___ (function in physics) |
| Like many street-level apartments |
| Juice boxes? |
| Rumpus |
| Danced to the music of Carlos Acuña, say |
| "We / Jazz ___" (line in Gwendolyn Brooks's "We Real Cool") |
| Popular dishes in Québécois cuisine |
| Went round and round in circles |
| Record holder for the most M.L.B. All-Star selections |
| Spell |
| Attire at some academies |
| Exams for British 18-year-olds |
| Jewelry store tools |
| Minds |
| Mentally worn out |
| Mount with facility |
| Vegan sandwich, for short |
| Enforcement mechanisms, metaphorically |
| Where to pick sides? |
| Handful, say |
| Overly rehearsed |
| Occupation of Leo Bloom in "The Producers," for short |
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