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Curved line over a series of notes, in sheet music crossword clue
S L U R
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| New York Times crossword of March 23rd, 2022 other clues |
| Like whatever comes after "How should I put this?" |
| Swallow or duck |
| FLIP |
| Hummus, e.g. |
| "Dynamite" boy band |
| Instrument with 47 strings and seven pedals |
| Part of a nest egg, in brief |
| Word that may be defiantly rhymed with "schmool" |
| Intensify |
| With a chip on one's shoulder |
| ___ fide |
| Challenging soprano pieces, say |
| Quite dry, but sparkling? |
| Kindled anew |
| Proven |
| Pre-pares potatoes? |
| Place to play dodgeball, informally |
| Caffeine nut |
| Many a swing voter: Abbr. |
| Magazine that sponsors Women in Hollywood awards |
| Home to more than 2,300 languages |
| Zoom window |
| Verdi opera set in ancient Egypt |
| It's a piece of cake! |
| Culture that introduced popcorn to the world |
| FLOP |
| Light element |
| One of a pair in the mule family? |
| Pro or con |
| Third shot, for many |
| Big name in chips |
| Make one's mark, in a way |
| Polling subject |
| Time for tailgating |
| ___ roll (Brits' term for toilet paper) |
| Where the cool kids go |
| Paperless return option |
| "Listen!" |
| Itsy-bitsy biter |
| Volunteers |
| Less than right |
| Food with a hole |
| FLIP-FLOP |
| Metonym for the U.S. Congress, with "the" |
| "So do I" |
| Cheney in the House |
| Matches up |
| Flare up? |
| Mathematician Lovelace |
| Single bed, curiously |
| Rock band that memorably played Carnegie Hall on 2/12/1964, with "the" |
| Cause for a run, maybe |
| One of the Manning brothers |
| Emmy-winning actress Aduba |
| Verboten |
| Wordlessly agree |
| Polish off |
| Goal of philanthropy |
| FLIP-FLOP |
| Dr. Montgomery on "Grey's Anatomy" |
| Fancy pillowcase |
| FLIP |
| Doesn't buy, say |
| Make a knot not? |
| FLOP |
| Education professional |
| Drink of Athens |
| Asics competitor |
| Famed English boarding school |
| Stepped |
| Andrew who ran for president and mayor of New York City |
| Cookouts, for short |
| Altercation |
| Cad |
| Newton, for one |
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