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| New York Times crossword of April 28th, 2024 other clues |
| Cartoondom's "Princess of Power" |
| Flat formation |
| Jockish sort |
| Short request at a salon? |
| What a conductor might wear to a concert |
| Ice cream parlor request |
| Gazing angrily |
| Split |
| One of a trio of famous tenors |
| "Breaking Bad" and "The Wire," for example |
| Comparative that's an inadvisable starting choice in Wordle |
| Tableau |
| Rodgers and Hammerstein's only musical written for TV |
| Zenith's opposite |
| Talk smack about |
| Mangy mutt |
| Disney voice role for Idina Menzel |
| Some kicks |
| Exec in tech |
| Pollen carrier |
| Like many roofs |
| What Beethoven's next symphony would have been |
| Some |
| Needle holder |
| Reference online |
| Percussive shaker |
| ___ Colonies, communal society that went on to form an appliance company |
| 1988 #1 country hit for Randy Travis |
| Bumpkin |
| Locale for one leg of the Triple Crown of Motorsport |
| Grammy-winning Beyoncé hit of 2009 |
| Staccato marking |
| ___ Smith, drummer for Alice Cooper |
| With 76-Across, genre for Fall Out Boy |
| Classical singers? |
| Slopes attire resembling overalls |
| New wave's Adam ___ |
| First word when thanking Mr. Roboto |
| See 67-Across |
| Lennon who co-wrote the Oscar-winning short "War Is Over!" |
| Admits |
| Settings for timers |
| Rapper who shares part of his name with the world's tallest building |
| Golf gimme |
| Robert Matthew Van ___, real name of rap's Vanilla Ice |
| Sweetened cornmeal in Mexican cuisine |
| Mounted on |
| Amount after deductions |
| Expels |
| Hats worn by Napoleon |
| Steely Dan hit that charted for 19 straight weeks |
| Brief instant |
| Kind of billiards with no pockets |
| Musical's beginning |
| Buster |
| Like bossa nova or salsa |
| Question asked in a "Les Misérables" song |
| Classic tune inspiring a joke about eels |
| "Toodles" |
| Marsalis family patriarch |
| Mark who played Luke Skywalker |
| Doctor's note, perhaps |
| "Easy on Me" singer |
| Narrow soccer victory |
| Musical slide |
| Female fox |
| Guitar cords? |
| Ages upon ages |
| ExxonMobil brand, abroad |
| Necessity for beer or bread |
| Rouse |
| Chinese province known for its spicy cuisine |
| What guacamole often costs |
| Get hitched again |
| Groupies, e.g. |
| Beatles hairdos |
| Written in code? |
| Cuts off |
| Flexible position |
| "That's such a bummer!" |
| Campus mil. program |
| ___ chiasm, section at the lower front part of the brain |
| Fabled monster |
| Trumpet |
| Bumpy ride? |
| Eurasian mountain range |
| Pioneer in electricity |
| Gradually increase in volume |
| Small lump |
| Irritate |
| Suspicious, informally |
| Actress Russell of "The Americans" |
| Quattro x due |
| Marketplace originally called AuctionWeb |
| Cut back … or an alternative title for this puzzle? |
| Bit of living room footage |
| "I'll be with you shortly" |
| Singing Simone |
| Cash coffers |
| Whose performances were as astonishing as all get-out? |
| Hotel room freebie |
| Go driving |
| Destroyer of a castle, perhaps |
| Autumn colors … or an alternative title for this puzzle? |
| Term in both finance and linguistics |
| Gladys Knight's backup group |
| Weep |
| Scotch sampling |
| Twirling one's hair, e.g. |
| Part of a Battleship guess |
| Some special ops personnel |
| Vegetable with a "dinosaur" variety |
| Like musical mixes that overly emphasize bass notes |
| Doing mess hall duties, for short |
| Featured performances |
| One of a trio of famous Catherines |
| Hit (with), as a fine |
| Closes, as a suitcase |
| Prepare to pop the question |
| Science exhibition |
| Audience, to an advertiser |
| Barge type |
| Trees that can grow multiple acres wide |
| Grocery checkout staple |
| Some Olds of old |
| Eldest of the Three Musketeers |
| Gregorian song |
| More subdued |
| 1986 autobiography of the "Queen of Rock 'n' Roll" |
| Comic pianist known as "The Clown Prince of Denmark" |
| To the point |
| Throwback hit |
| Speaker's voice? |
| Jazz trumpeter Davis |
| Goof |
| Corporate move, for short |
| Footwear retailer founded in Montreal |
| Email folder |
| "The end" |
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