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- June 6th, 2021
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| The Sunday Crossword by Evan Birnholz crossword of June 6th, 2021 other clues |
| Use flawed reasoning, say |
| Terra ___ |
| Scrub |
| Temporary plunge |
| Demand |
| Debate presentations |
| Bust figure, informally |
| Round rim surrounder |
| *Got somewhere during a task |
| *Native American talismans suspended over cradles and beds |
| Tennis pro Vesnina |
| Focus of a newspaper's culture beat |
| Verification of a businessman's statements? |
| Patronizes, as a hotel |
| ___ Yuanzi, activist during China's Cultural Revolution |
| Delivery from a herald |
| Magical D&D foe |
| *Semis |
| Band whose name is a potential answer to its song title "Why Can't We Be Friends?" |
| ___ Emhoff, member of the second family beginning in 2021 |
| Disney Junior's royal detective |
| Its flooding was the work of the god Hapi, in ancient myth |
| Fill to capacity |
| *Messes with |
| Watched |
| "The Tempest" spirit |
| Letters on some Duracell packs |
| "The ___ Holmes Mysteries" (series of detective novels by Nancy Springer) |
| Export from Bordeaux |
| ___ forces |
| Marsupial hunted by a Tasmanian devil |
| Civic's test developer? |
| Org. with a STEM + Families program |
| Large, hairy beast |
| Burglar in the Quest of Erebor of high fantasy |
| Did some interrogating |
| Vocal |
| Express scorn visually |
| Most alert |
| Duds at the Oscars |
| With euphoria |
| *Moon, e.g. |
| Political mover? |
| March Madness locale |
| Buildup from pressure |
| Circled by |
| Lily pad visitor |
| Z as in Zografou |
| Some distillery products |
| Capital near Paradise Island |
| Astatine, e.g. |
| Like some writing devices |
| Folks in the forces, briefly |
| Bonus |
| Have aches and pains |
| Particles generated from heterolytic fission |
| The Bard's kerfuffle |
| "The Unremembered Girl" author Maxwell |
| *Gymnastics surfaces |
| One watching a race |
| Burton whose fans petitioned for him to become the host of "Jeopardy!" |
| Mohawk Island's lake |
| Sharp-ended fastener |
| Take a closer look in a book, say |
| Not amateurish |
| Semiaquatic creature |
| 1997 Mattel acquisition |
| Cardinal numbers? |
| Traps, as in a web |
| "Straight up ..." |
| Avian nickname given to the Creek warrior William Weatherford |
| Mountain evergreen |
| Pledge to an officiant |
| Feeling after a series of unfortunate events, often |
| Series with a fourth-season premiere titled "Welcome to Korea" |
| Acquiesce (to) |
| "Birdman" actress Riseborough |
| Fourth-grader voiced by Nancy Cartwright |
| Mineral sources |
| HDTV brand |
| Male that meows |
| Disappeared gradually |
| Wet one's thistle? |
| Bedeviled |
| Disconfirm |
| "It follows that ..." |
| "The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the ___" (video game prequel) |
| Mama heard on the radio |
| Tank's contents |
| Hairy hollow, perhaps |
| Perceptible by touch |
| Honeydew, e.g. |
| Earlier, in a sonnet |
| ___ hygiene (dental concern) |
| Reflected line in optics |
| Mag discussing CEOs |
| What Facebook's thumbs-up icon means |
| Like medals and prizes |
| Nautical weapon |
| Character in Lilith Saintcrow's book "To Hell and Back" |
| Actress Issa, and a homophone of 39 Down |
| "Who's next?" reply from whoever is next |
| Going through texts |
| Ocean snapper? |
| Burn, at a barbecue |
| End up behind |
| Ottawa-born crooner |
| Word before your words |
| Large, hairy beast |
| Ran, as in a laundromat |
| Biblical figure referred to in the phrase "Am I my brother's keeper?" |
| Conservative in the House of Commons |
| Big picture |
| Bit of company attire? |
| Exfoliating spa offering |
| Join privately? |
| Hot body |
| Throb rhythmically |
| Load-bearing creatures |
| Stern rebuke |
| Reach |
| Melody with the notes vadi and samvadi |
| Shirk work |
| Like an online 90 Down |
| Written communication |
| Some govt. issuances |
| Big part of a big personality's personality, perhaps |
| Either one of the duettists on "Somethin' Stupid" |
| Superlatively snarky |
| Lansbury of "Bedknobs and Broomsticks" |
| "Like that'll ever happen!" |
| Hard to figure out, like some puzzles |
| Things revealed after taking an exam, and what's spelled out by the letters immediately following six special squares in this puzzle |
| Split up |
| Company seeking hits |
| Tank's contents |
| Brief bit of brightness |
| Things one can check on Eventbrite |
| Indigenous performers of the Bear Dance |
| European site of a contemporary music festival called Ultima |
| Bombard with laser beams |
| "Borders" singer |
| Roll-call refusal |
| Husked grain |
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