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B A L E R
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| New York Times crossword of March 17th, 2024 other clues |
| Eponymous saint of "Alamo City" |
| Some clerical workers |
| Seller of over a billion Huggable Hangers on TV |
| It's a trap! |
| Profitability metric, for short |
| Sea eagles |
| Wine menu section |
| The two wives and 20 children of Johann Sebastian |
| Letter-shaped beam |
| Yoga pose |
| Insurance company whose name contains a diphthong |
| "Ivories" |
| Bomb |
| Where dinars are spent |
| "Wait … what?" |
| Work on something you love? |
| Literary friend of Sam, Merry and Pippin |
| Bright pink shade |
| Like a stock quote? |
| "___ With Marc Maron" (podcast) |
| Attraction in 69-Across that once froze over for 30 hours in 1848 |
| "Bulls get angry when they see the color red," for one |
| Title character for Tyler Perry |
| Pear variety |
| Turner on the radio |
| Universal, as a motor |
| Short hedge? |
| Eclipse |
| The right one is usually slower |
| More crafty |
| Name that sounds like a letter |
| Actor Kutcher |
| General meeting place |
| School subjects? |
| Steel boot feature |
| Occasion for fireworks: Abbr. |
| Wood used to make chess pieces and pool cues |
| Meditation aid |
| Scarfs (down) |
| Small role for Paul Rudd |
| Caribbean music genre |
| Marble, e.g. |
| Name of two "Groundhog Day" characters |
| Word before fly |
| Little rascals |
| Wyoming's ___ Range |
| Attraction in 69-Across overseen by the Navajo Nation |
| Yellowish pigment |
| "Life would be ___ if it weren't funny": Stephen Hawking |
| "No," in a certain dialect |
| Default consequence, perhaps |
| French eatery |
| Noted name in 2005 news |
| "The lady ___ protest too much …" |
| Cause of a driveway stain |
| Brut-ish? |
| Attraction in 69-Across on the Extraterrestrial Highway |
| Touch gently |
| "Nature of a ___" (1991 Queen Latifah album) |
| Division for a tennis match |
| Originally called |
| Persuaded |
| Children's author Eric |
| Attraction in 69-Across designed to be a "city of the future" |
| Capital city founded by King Harald |
| Biggest portion |
| Academic figures |
| A little crazy |
| Fictional archaeologist with a whip, familiarly |
| Colonized, as bees might |
| Googled oneself, e.g. |
| Directional heading? |
| Typical sock hopper |
| Attraction in 69-Across where crocodiles and alligators uniquely coexist |
| Voicer of Olaf in "Frozen" |
| Unwrapped eagerly |
| Skipjacks and bluefins |
| Quick boxing move |
| Perfect places |
| Tic-tac-toe loser |
| Be on the decline? |
| Buffet style |
| Spanish for "weight" |
| Part of the spine |
| Spa service, in brief |
| Former L.A. center |
| Diamond stat |
| Bleep out |
| Clinic liquids |
| Deliberated (on) |
| Locale of this puzzle's attractions (really, all eight of them!) |
| Pro ___ (for now) |
| Political party founded in Syria |
| Subgenre prefix |
| British throne room? |
| Attraction in 69-Across that's part of America's first national park |
| Flake, so to speak |
| Picture |
| Came to |
| Attraction in 69-Across that's almost 2,000 feet deep |
| Supply for kindergarten drawers |
| Not a good guy |
| Handled thing |
| Handling things |
| Curt reprimand to a dog |
| Music genre that emphasizes the offbeat |
| Fish fittingly found in "anemone" |
| Informally agree to |
| Turning on the waterworks |
| Stick in a cup |
| Either end of America? |
| What prices can do |
| Buyer |
| Didn't swipe right? |
| Attraction in 69-Across that withstands dozens of lightning strikes a year, familiarly |
| "I goofed," in slang |
| Mail insert: Abbr. |
| Sudden arrival |
| Stumbler or bumbler |
| Often |
| Gives as a reference |
| Many a lib |
| Heady? |
| Owners of an infamous cow |
| Citrus with a portmanteau name |
| Person living in London |
| Consider |
| Comedian Jimmy with a self-described "schnozzola" |
| "Shoulda listened to me!" |
| Confuse |
| One way to be cut |
| Some German rides |
| They're very attached to their calves |
| Collection during a church service |
| Prepare (oneself) for a challenge |
| Debauchee |
| "Hail," in old Rome |
| Have down |
| Special attention, for short |
| "Sup" |
| Steep |
| Improvises in a jazz group |
| Jazz group, for short |
| Distributor of 1933's "King Kong" and "Little Women" |
| Nigerian staple food |
| Nothing special |
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