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Easy-to-peel citrus fruits crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of May 10th, 2021 other clues |
| Closed |
| ___ & Young (accounting firm) |
| "We should do that!" |
| Spot for a mud facial |
| Rug cleaner, informally |
| Speak from a podium, say |
| Two-time presidential candidate Ross |
| Father, in French |
| Worked out in a pool |
| "The ___ is falling!" (Chicken Little's cry) |
| "Bless you!" elicitor |
| Angsty music genre |
| Practice for a bout |
| Main ingredients in meringue |
| Sore, as after a workout |
| Big name in tractors |
| "Do not ___" (blackboard words) |
| Warmly welcome, as a new era |
| Sherri's twin sister on "The Simpsons" |
| Whack on the head |
| Verbal shrug |
| Low-altitude clouds |
| Grannies |
| Welcome gift upon arriving at Honolulu International Airport |
| Variety |
| Stockpile |
| Shapes of Frisbees and tiddlywinks |
| Mascara mishap |
| A.C.L.U. and others |
| Try out |
| Fights (for) |
| Protective trench |
| Close-knit group |
| Has a war of words |
| Commercials |
| Crispy breakfast side dish |
| Creator of Watson on "Jeopardy!" |
| Salad base similar to Swiss chard |
| Cherry throwaways |
| PBS science show since 1974 |
| Purple Heart, e.g. |
| Man's name hidden in "reliableness" |
| Clothing crease |
| TV journalist Hill |
| Make tweaks to |
| Like the climate of Death Valley |
| Montana's capital |
| Opposite of buys |
| Man's name hidden in "reliableness" |
| Bits of parsley |
| Peeving |
| Dance with a king and queen |
| ___ Raton, Fla. |
| World capital where the Nobel Peace Prize is awarded |
| Target of the skin cream Retin-A |
| Approximately |
| Language akin to Thai |
| Changes, as the Constitution |
| Actress Jessica of "Hitchcock" |
| Fritters (away), as time |
| Fútbol cheer |
| "Medicine" that doesn't actually contain medicine |
| First episode in a TV series |
| Estate beneficiary |
| NASCAR champion Hamlin |
| Change for a five |
| Coffeehouse dispensers |
| Axed |
| Love to pieces |
| Apt name for a car mechanic? |
| Website with trivia quizzes |
| Desktop computer covered by AppleCare |
| Scientist's workplace |
| Facial expressions |
| What many children begin to do in kindergarten |
| "Do you ___ my drift?" |
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