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| New York Times crossword of June 23rd, 2019 other clues |
| Word in Facebook and Disney Channel's original names |
| Ninny |
| Subj. of a National Historic Site outside Wall, S.D. |
| Ditties |
| Bridge component |
| Previously owned |
| Upshot of a story |
| Wolf howls, maybe |
| Org. concerned with grades |
| Certain warriors in Magic: The Gathering |
| One of three properties in Monopoly |
| Silver |
| Don at the Met |
| Cream and others |
| Attire that flaps in the wind |
| E, B, G, D, A or E |
| B-team |
| Sports team employee |
| Shell station? |
| Using without paying royalties, say |
| ___ amis (my friends: Fr.) |
| Part of Q.E.D. |
| Like a swished basketball shot |
| ___ volente (God willing: Lat.) |
| Aspire |
| Paroxysm |
| It "isn't so bad when you consider the alternative," per Maurice Chevalier |
| Designed to minimize drag |
| Cooked up |
| Being |
| What you will always be (but he or she isn't)? |
| Provincial capital south of a lake with the same name |
| Recurrent theme |
| Indication of good taste? |
| Famed furrier |
| Clip |
| Low-quality |
| Major name in network hardware |
| ___ Tin Tin |
| "If you can't imitate him, don't copy him" speaker |
| Introduce oneself |
| Fruit that, surprisingly, is slightly radioactive |
| Supporting role |
| Kind of spring found in a mousetrap |
| Reassuring words after an accident |
| Attacks |
| Fortitude |
| It's replicated during mitosis |
| URL ending |
| Winner's wreath |
| Product from the Royal Small Arms Factory |
| Sound while being tickled |
| Warm winter wear |
| Beatrix Potter's Mrs. Tiggy-winkle, for one |
| Pulse |
| "All ___ is but art, unknown to thee": Alexander Pope |
| Deeply ingrained habit |
| Leaning |
| Nails a test |
| Geniuses, informally |
| Impressive stylishness |
| Not having full rights, as a citizen |
| "Up and ___!" |
| Home team at Rice-Eccles Stadium |
| San ___, Calif. |
| Carpenter of note |
| Politician's core support |
| It's halfway around a diamond |
| Unsmiling |
| "Hey!" |
| Carrier with King David Lounges |
| Romulus, but not Remus, in ancient Rome |
| Brutish sorts |
| "That happened?" |
| Signature |
| Some revealing beachwear |
| Caution |
| Things that most people have eight of |
| Bear necessities, for short? |
| Bank of China Tower architect |
| ___ Kaepernick, former N.F.L. QB |
| Confederate general with a fort named after him |
| Item carried in an academic procession |
| Bit of outerwear |
| Couple of high points? |
| Twice-monthly coastal phenomena |
| Suffix with defer or insist |
| About 5:00, directionally: Abbr. |
| Ray or Dave of the Kinks |
| "Gimme ___!" (Alabama cheerleader's repeated call) |
| Author Harte |
| Walk with a firm, heavy step |
| Staring a bit too long, perhaps |
| Bad tumble |
| Objects spinning in an orrery |
| Model for a bust at the Musei Capitolini |
| Continue |
| Knee-covering skirts |
| Nonwinner |
| Drug treatment for Muhammad Ali |
| Competitor of Sanyo and Bose |
| Add to the mix |
| Animation |
| Subject of a statue outside Boston's TD Garden |
| The two sides in chess, essentially |
| Arctic wear |
| Never to be forgotten |
| Trick-taking game |
| Talkaholics |
| What movie trailers do |
| What cibophobia is the fear of |
| Specialty of Muddy Waters and Blind Willie Johnson |
| Copy |
| Actress Chaplin of "Game of Thrones" |
| 1998 Winter Olympics host |
| Teller? |
| Poetic direction |
| Majors |
| One way to run |
| New brother or sister |
| Flower for a 20th wedding anniversary |
| Bush |
| Bust supporter |
| Stieg who wrote "The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo" |
| Out of business |
| Somewhere to chill, paradoxically |
| Tricorder go-with |
| Nice finish, maybe |
| Sarcastic syllable |
| Gets warmer, so to speak |
| Jerks |
| Quaint contradiction |
| Eponymous cup maker |
| Thomas Cromwell, Earl of ___ |
| Musical miscue |
| ___ eyes on (see) |
| Four-letter U.S. city with the highest population |
| Ruler units: Abbr. |
| Five Georges |
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