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First person to die, according to the Bible crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of January 3rd, 2025 other clues |
| Eponymous tourist destination in Belgium |
| Area between the ribs and the round |
| Responded identically to |
| Cocktail that's called a French 75 if you use Champagne instead of soda water |
| Strength, poetically |
| Basis of some admissions |
| Heaps of dressing? |
| On the ___ |
| Mulligan |
| Early synthesizers |
| Ringing nuisance |
| Like a face telling a spooky campfire story, maybe |
| Give juice to |
| "Ditto" |
| Words before someone finally snaps? |
| Bridge support |
| Stool at a counter, e.g. |
| Woody's crush in "Toy Story" |
| Member of a warrior class |
| Small stretches, perhaps |
| Cherish |
| Much-sought-after commodity in "Dune" |
| Singer Rita |
| Ice skating move |
| Postgame photo op between two opposing players |
| They're part of the story |
| Word often after a president's name |
| Set back to zero, in a way |
| Press rooms? |
| Curling target |
| Bad sound to hear by a kitchen counter |
| Wipe from one's visual memory, so to speak |
| Common nap times, in brief |
| Dutch constituent in the Caribbean |
| Subpar dining hall food |
| Bishop's headwear |
| Hindu god of love |
| Hitmakers? |
| F1 neighbor |
| Simple question on a high schooler's hand-drawn poster |
| Challenge to an intruder |
| Dominates |
| Like a fearless bettor at a casino |
| Power or frequency, essentially |
| Spring |
| Church part |
| Command to stay |
| PNG alternative |
| Items harmed when they're scratched, but not when they're burned |
| Motif in 1995's "Se7en" |
| Group whose band is the oldest professional music ensemble in the U.S. |
| Change |
| Meal before the 15th of Nisan |
| White out, say |
| Closing on Sundays? |
| Out of whack |
| Not set in stone |
| What a bodybuilder builds during a bulk cycle |
| "That's rather unfortunate," dismissively |
| Exercise in deduction |
| Sudden weather phenomenon |
| Rock group behind 2024's Power Up Tour |
| ___ Taylor (fashion chain) |
| Australia declared "war" on them in 1932, in an attempt to stop them from destroying crops |
| Where Lola was a showgirl, in song |
| Deified, say |
| Farm-to-table, say |
| "Couldn't have said it better myself" |
| For two musicians |
| Ditch |
| Aristotle purportedly spoke with one |
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