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| New York Times crossword of March 19th, 2022 other clues |
| It means "father of" in Arabic |
| Catty remark? |
| Rated PG-13 or R, say |
| Sylphlike |
| Fit out |
| "Amaaazing!" |
| Is a witness |
| Comedian John who is said to resemble a love child of Harry Potter and Owl from "Winnie-the-Pooh" |
| Ottawa leader |
| Stun gun |
| Like part of a dress affected by static cling, say |
| Hootenanny |
| Word with gag and ground |
| Headwear for the big game? |
| Levy of "Schitt's Creek" |
| Isn't open about oneself |
| Drink cooler |
| Stereotypical Silicon Valley types |
| Act huffy? |
| Came out of the blue? |
| Launched weapons |
| Unwanted autocorrections |
| Bonny young lady |
| Influenza |
| Some Buddhist mandalas, e.g. |
| [More details below] |
| Acknowledgment of a poor performance |
| Schoolmaster for the classroom, e.g. |
| Italy's longest river |
| Spec for a script |
| Atlanta-based network |
| Parcel |
| Place to study cultures |
| They're issued by the Bureau of Consular Affairs |
| Suit cut between "classic" and "slim" |
| House of Saud title |
| Like some blankets and bars |
| Along with the anteater, one of two animals in the order Pilosa |
| Less hurried |
| "Pfft, this one doesn't work" |
| Count ___ |
| More than a couple |
| Skin-toned cosmetic |
| Silent film star known as the "Man of a Thousand Faces" |
| Disciplinarians, at times |
| Something often seen with trunks |
| Fold |
| British pop star with more "Ed Sullivan Show" appearances than the Beatles |
| It gets bald over time |
| Going down the drain, in a way |
| Inits. at a bar |
| Place to get a wax |
| Summit goal |
| Back |
| Occupied |
| Can opener |
| Cattle-grazing tract |
| Looks like |
| Good name for a biologist? |
| Collect dust |
| ___ Taylor-Johnson, director of "Fifty Shades of Grey" |
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