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| New York Times crossword of April 30th, 2023 other clues |
| ID that's never reused |
| Cutting part of The Onion? |
| Refined |
| Removals of impurities, informally |
| Approve |
| Dastardly expression |
| Colorful seafood |
| Subject of many a political scandal |
| Something that may elicit stares, in brief |
| Amp (up) |
| Cuts back |
| Pac-12 Conference athlete |
| "Anybody home?!" |
| Desirable flight option |
| Radiates |
| Pair of glasses? |
| Angels can be found in it |
| Goes out with |
| Improv bits |
| Big fat mouth |
| What a gavel bang may mean |
| Barrier to entry |
| Put on a pedestal |
| Long blade, of a sort |
| "Oh well, it didn't matter anyway" |
| H.S. safety org. |
| Give a lecture, with "out" |
| Concerns for coders and copy editors |
| Can you dig it? Yes, you can! |
| Has a "ruff" night? |
| Eldest of a literary trio |
| Org. in "Argo" |
| Baking meas. |
| Repeated musical phrase |
| Little monster |
| "___ Bones" (classic spiritual) |
| 2020 film starring a cartoon dog |
| The get-go |
| Southern California sch. |
| Reeked |
| Check out, as a book |
| Old Testament prophet |
| "Whoa!"-inducing experiences |
| Tony-winning musical with puppets |
| Bestow |
| Subway line toward New York's Kennedy Airport |
| One of 100 in Pooh's woods |
| One of cinq in "Tartuffe" |
| Cautious (of) |
| New York's ___ Field |
| Two-thirds of 105-Across |
| ___ blockers (heart rate meds) |
| Burst of sonic ecstasy |
| Informants, informally |
| 5, 6 or 7, in golf |
| Before, in poetry |
| Ones getting hit on at parties? |
| Baseball slang for a home run |
| Cheering loudly |
| "I'm dead serious" |
| "True ___" |
| Mother ___ |
| "Squawk Box" network |
| Learned |
| Does away with |
| Climbing Kilimanjaro, e.g. |
| Hindu god of pleasure |
| Attaches with a click |
| Tool that evolved from the sickle |
| Microwave |
| 2004 Don Cheadle film set in Africa |
| Like England in the late 16th century |
| Trig function |
| Commotion |
| Came up with an invention? |
| ___ facto |
| Theme park cry |
| Call overseas |
| It means "waterless place" in Mongolian |
| Musical artist who designed Reykjavik's Imagine Peace Tower |
| Accept defeat, in modern slang |
| Groupie |
| Only prez to receive a patent |
| Runner Sebastian with four Olympic medals |
| Director of "The Shining" and "Dr. Strangelove" |
| Hockey great Bobby |
| Shipping option |
| Word with rolling or bowling |
| Related (to) |
| Having a commanding lead |
| Verbal equivalent of a thumbs-down |
| Singer Marian, the first African American to perform at the Met |
| Bathroom powders |
| One whose boss laughs a lot |
| Car driven by Thelma and Louise, familiarly |
| Charged toward |
| Lager-head? |
| "Al-l-lmost done" |
| Spanish title: Abbr. |
| Grows |
| Events of interest, with "on" |
| Feeling down |
| Bit of vocal fanfare |
| Home project inits. |
| Plays a Halloween prank on, in brief |
| Actress Lillian with a 75-year film career |
| Pain reliever with an oxymoronic name |
| Synonym and rhyme of "erases" |
| Insulating sleeve for a beverage |
| Beezus's sister, in children's literature |
| String-and-spool toy |
| Botanists' specimens |
| Very tiny bit |
| Homophone of vowels not found in this answer |
| Longtime anchor of "NBC Nightly News" |
| Guarding, as a goal |
| Understand, as coined in 1961's "Stranger in a Strange Land" |
| Tegan and ___ (indie pop duo) |
| High ___ |
| Popular singer who has recorded in Elvish |
| What "Nothing for me" might mean |
| Upside? |
| Plastic conveniences |
| Calls (for) |
| Playfully bite |
| Texter's segue |
| When you get it, you may say it |
| Oohed and aahed, e.g. |
| Penalty boxes, in hockey lingo |
| Lead-in to tech |
| Atlanta's ___ Center |
| Gets a lift (but not a Lyft) |
| Sport whose players wear boots |
| The first letter in "gigantic," but not the third |
| Partner of hems |
| Prohibition and others |
| Commotion |
| Title woman who has children at her feet, in a 1968 hit |
| Person dealing with casting and lines |
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