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| New York Times crossword of March 13th, 2024 other clues |
| "My ___" ("Put your money away") |
| Escape |
| Work whose name comes from the Greek for "sing" |
| Close call |
| Amount at stake |
| Kind of school |
| "Anything ___?" |
| Variety of Indian tea |
| March Madness component that's a phonetic hint to 18-, 23-, 38- and 50-Across |
| Eel, at a sushi restaurant |
| Literary character who cries "You're glumping the pond where the Humming-Fish hummed!" |
| Hung loosely |
| Garbage |
| Wide-awake |
| American ___ |
| Lyric poet from Lesbos |
| Biblical verb ending |
| Overhead features on sports cars |
| Memo heading |
| What the stone is in a stone fruit |
| Jeff Bridges's "Big Lebowski" stoner role, familiarly |
| Circuitry units |
| Unworthy of debate |
| City with 40 islands and nearly 350 lakes within its limits |
| "O," in W.W. II radio lingo |
| Huntsville's home: Abbr. |
| Screenwriter Ephron |
| Doesn't hesitate |
| Variety of Indian tea |
| Suddenly encounters trouble |
| "Interwebs" |
| ___ Miss |
| "Vivat ___!" ("Long live the king!") |
| Dampens |
| Doorway feature |
| Flag-waver's specialty |
| Web attachments? |
| "Sex and the City" actress ___ Jessica Parker |
| What's needed for a "Who's on First?" routine |
| Eve who wrote "The Vagina Monologues" |
| "The Simpsons" neighbor |
| Walk loudly |
| Destination for scuba divers |
| Sensation on a roller coaster |
| Visibly in awe |
| Sound of a roar, maybe |
| Practice piece |
| "When the going gets tough, the early bird gets the worm," e.g. |
| Stood on hind legs, with "up" |
| Make amends |
| N.B.A. great nicknamed "Diesel" |
| "Why are you in such a rush?" |
| Derrières |
| "Darn!," in Germany |
| Several |
| Listing near a museum door, perhaps |
| Southwestern wolf |
| Sights at overnight rest stops |
| Cosmetics mogul Lauder |
| Best Actor nominee for "12 Years a Slave" |
| Go full ___ (make a big deal of things, in modern slang) |
| Famed art patron Henry |
| Houston N.F.L. player |
| Whatever floats your boat! |
| Word with soul or sob |
| Manhattan hoops venue, in brief |
| In an unprecedented manner |
| What some online blockers block |
| "___ Lang Syne" |
| [That's hilarious!] |
| Sealy competitor |
| Some traffic directors |
| Played the role of |
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