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Dormer section crossword clue
P A N E
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| New York Times crossword of April 3rd, 2022 other clues |
| À la ___ (spit-roasted) |
| Knee-jerk response |
| Items used by barkeepers, barbecuers and blacksmiths |
| Take off the board |
| Enhanced tape format released in 1987 |
| Describing the 32-Down's image |
| Semicircular recess |
| Spree |
| Spewed forcefully |
| Remove cargo from |
| Impends |
| Black-___ albatross |
| Beat poet Cassady |
| Wackadoodle |
| Milk source |
| Whirling toon, familiarly |
| Inscribed with some ancient characters |
| Nonfiction films, informally |
| Order, in a way |
| Carl XVI ___ (king of Sweden beginning in 1973) |
| Little bump |
| Eve's third son |
| Soccer chant |
| ___ 3000, half of the hip-hop duo Outkast |
| Crossword header |
| Attack with snowballs, say |
| "... and it flopped" |
| Graceful bird |
| Hearten |
| Persuade with patter |
| About 98% of the human genome |
| A majority |
| Word meaning "desire" in a classic Sanskrit text |
| Offensive football positions |
| ___ avis |
| Ruby of "The Jackie Robinson Story" |
| Big tear-jerker |
| Edgar Rice Burroughs novel, with "The" |
| Went under |
| Talk Like a Pirate Day outbursts |
| Word with fine or signature |
| Hands, in slang |
| Turn aside |
| 1980s White House nickname |
| Actress Amanda |
| Dilute something, in a way |
| Taking a bow at the symphony? |
| Battery parts? |
| Waif |
| Up in the air |
| "A warehouse of facts, with poet and ___ in joint ownership" ("The Devil's Dictionary" definition for "imagination") |
| Maker of the Ring in "The Lord of the Rings" |
| Its motto is "Agriculture and Commerce" |
| Surgical instrument with thumbholes |
| Opposite of exo- |
| Joy who wrote "Born Free" |
| Woe for a speeder |
| Forgiving |
| Eligible receiver? |
| ___ Blinken, Biden's secretary of state |
| Talent for discernment |
| Helps |
| Bit of "kit chat" |
| Mic check noise |
| Misfortunes |
| Clearer in hindsight? |
| Flying terrors of myth |
| 1974 spoof with the tagline "Would you buy a used secret from these men?" |
| Cattle ranch identifier |
| Bits of machinery |
| "The Crucible" setting |
| Latin phrase meaning "based on forecasts" |
| Sheepish? |
| ___ Winans, 12-time Grammy-winning gospel singer |
| Apollo 11 landing spot |
| Having legs |
| "Swell!" |
| With 42-Down, Oscars category from 1963 to 2019 |
| Cool shade |
| "I can do this. Hit me" |
| Weakness |
| Some 10-pointers in Greek Scrabble |
| Sledge, wedge, etc. |
| Dish made from durum, say |
| Sports org. with the Pittsburgh Maulers and Philadelphia Stars |
| Prefix with futurism |
| Quickly maturing security, for short |
| SFO setting: Abbr. |
| Kids of boomers |
| Sang hosannas to |
| Grads-to-be: Abbr. |
| Car part the Brits call a "wing" |
| Not prescription, in brief |
| Heading for commonly sought info |
| Capote nickname |
| ___ light |
| Sweeping works |
| Reveals |
| Don't give up |
| Intellectual movement |
| Tyke |
| Performing well on |
| Candy with two flavors in one box |
| Flexible cutters |
| Kid Cudi or Lil Baby, e.g. |
| Sitcom planet of the '70s and '80s |
| Fixed look |
| Enveloping atmospheres |
| Pope Pius XII called it "a holy thing perhaps like nothing else" |
| Odor-fighting spray brand |
| Parts of some brackets |
| "Yankee Doodle" has 16 of them |
| Entertainers with bright futures |
| Partner of poivre |
| See 29-Across |
| Juice regimen |
| Like épées vis-à-vis foils |
| Stretches out |
| Curve |
| Experience |
| Music genre for Erykah Badu and D'Angelo |
| Many people find it intolerable |
| Scottish negative |
| Pondered |
| Relentless go-getters |
| It's probably over your head |
| One star, typically |
| "Come ___!" |
| Animal life |
| Metaphor from an hourglass |
| This: Sp. |
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