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Food topping used at Abe Lincoln's birthplace? crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of December 28th, 2021 other clues |
| Earth, in science fiction |
| Raised to the third power |
| Enjoys a long, hot bath, say |
| Vulcan's telepathic link |
| Pottery maker |
| Bad situation for an airplane |
| Wrist/elbow connector |
| Clothes holders on a clothesline |
| March Madness org. |
| Expresses sorrow for one's wrongdoing |
| Jettison |
| Mythical Greek monsters |
| Destination for a rest cure |
| "U.S.A.! U.S.A.!," e.g. |
| Being named valedictorian, for one |
| Heaven on earth |
| Simplicity |
| Calendar block |
| Frolic |
| Narcissist's flaw |
| Instrument in most jazz combos |
| Zoom or TikTok |
| ___ Palmas, city in the Canary Islands |
| Spreads using 20-, 28- and 48-Across? |
| Jumper cable connection |
| "Make it ___" |
| Big lugs |
| Letter-shaped bridge support |
| Candidate for a Booker Prize |
| Racket handle |
| Candidate for A.A. |
| Helper: Abbr. |
| Stein filler |
| Capital of Latvia |
| Lead-in to line or setter |
| Extremely |
| Does as the sun does in the evening |
| Kentucky's Fort ___ |
| Wash for gold |
| Evasive maneuver |
| Recluse |
| Slip up |
| Ambulance letters |
| Shoe named after a dagger |
| Dairy product used at the Seven Dwarfs' dwelling? |
| Slip-up in writing |
| Lug around |
| Where Michelle Obama was born |
| Piquancy |
| Tulsa sch. |
| Dance named after Cuba's capital |
| Sellout indicator |
| Prized mount |
| March ___ (Lewis Carroll character) |
| Rant and rage |
| Come to an end |
| Pretentious in a painterly way |
| "Good Morning America" network |
| Groups of grapes, e.g. |
| Took notice |
| Word in many cathedral names |
| Old TV's "The Adventures of ___ Tin Tin" |
| Main course |
| British fellow |
| Always, in poems |
| Injection at a hospital |
| Treasure holder |
| Vegetable whose name is also slang for "money" |
| Pitfalls |
| Turkey stuffing used at the Ewings' Southfork? |
| 4.0 for a valedictorian, maybe |
| Michael of "S.N.L." |
| Rejections |
| ___ of the Apostles |
| Heist haul |
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