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"Don't Matter" singer, 2007 crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of March 12th, 2023 other clues |
| Hemingway's home for over 20 years |
| Brown of the Food Network |
| Donation center |
| Paris-based carrier |
| More than just compact |
| Tiny prop |
| "Pleeease?" |
| Impatient contraction |
| National birds of Germany, Egypt and Mexico |
| Stereotypical name for a female poodle |
| Grannies |
| Calculus calculation |
| It might end on a high note |
| Lent a hand |
| Sierra ___ |
| TV monitor, in brief? |
| Glass of "This American Life" |
| Praise for a diva |
| Tedious sort |
| Lettuce, in many a low-carb recipe |
| Big jazz combo |
| It smooths the way |
| Part of a goat or Africa |
| Somewhat, musically |
| Weapon with a spring |
| Put away for now |
| Behind, in slang |
| Skate park trick |
| Lee who wrote "Go Set a Watchman" |
| Drink with a domed lid |
| "Am I understood?" |
| One in charge of Brownies and cookies? / Easy to understand |
| Grift |
| Assert |
| "Go me!" |
| What gerunds are formed from |
| Blue: Sp. |
| "Am I oversharing?" |
| Childish nuisance |
| Major health legislation of 2010, in brief |
| German deli meat / Discussion |
| One might be raised on a farm |
| "Washboard" features |
| M.L.B. player with over 600 career home runs, to fans |
| Mushy ___ (British side dish) |
| Poehler of "Inside Out" |
| Palm product |
| Mexican capital |
| Some steel beams |
| They might result in booby prizes / Physical discomforts |
| Dance move used to teach children how to limit spreading germs while sneezing |
| Apt name for a horticulturist? |
| Shawkat of "Arrested Development" |
| Wispy, as hair |
| Ring or belt, essentially |
| Post-dryer chore / Splendid |
| "Consequently …" |
| Feature of an ungulate |
| Predators whose genus name translates to "of the kingdom of the dead" |
| Game stoppers |
| Buzzer |
| Now |
| Steamed Chinese bun |
| Speaker of the catchphrase "Did I do that?" on 1990s TV |
| One whom the bride and groom didn't invite / Steal a meal |
| Traveled on horseback |
| It's a stretch |
| Moonfish |
| Deep cut? |
| Inoffensive |
| Brit's clothespin |
| "Sportsman of the Century," per Sports Illustrated |
| Not just bad |
| Stop running, in a way |
| "99 Luftballons" singer |
| Words with motion or stone |
| Three sheets to the wind |
| ___-do-well |
| Gumbo vegetables |
| "Go, ___!" |
| Arduous journeys |
| Continue |
| Issue featuring celebrity issues / Repeatedly |
| Modern lead-in to -ade |
| "Bloody" English monarch |
| Coup group |
| "Gotcha" |
| Many a 21st-century liberal |
| John known as the "Father of the National Parks" |
| PT Cruisers, e.g. |
| More adorable |
| Ohio site of the first Quaker Oats factory |
| Fightin' words |
| NorCal hub |
| Green isle |
| 2012 Seth MacFarlane film with a 2015 sequel |
| Grassy surface |
| Vocal nudge |
| Go with the wind, in a way |
| Potential result of a strike |
| Notification |
| Where you hope to get a good deal |
| See 66-Across |
| Unyielding |
| Spots to relax |
| Feminist writer Jong |
| "Fiddlesticks!" |
| Westminster competitor |
| Clicks "I agree," maybe |
| Despises |
| With 72-Across, post-sledding mugful |
| Popular French periodical |
| Where to let a sleeping dog lie |
| Article in a French periodical |
| Do some taxing work online? |
| Plus |
| Stolen goods |
| Start of many a T-shirt slogan |
| Akbar's tomb locale |
| Settles the score |
| Like yarn and old film |
| Most of it is found underwater |
| Intermission follower, often |
| Home of the world's busiest train station (3.5 million daily commuters) |
| Party person, informally |
| Come to an end |
| Siddhartha Gautama by another name |
| River through Pakistan |
| Like Nero Wolfe |
| Many interstate vehicles |
| Utopia / Occasionally, poetically |
| One getting out early |
| No party person |
| California's ___ Tree National Park |
| Like noble gases |
| Make a trade |
| Turn off |
| Emulate Rockin' Robin, in a 1958 hit |
| Poke |
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