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Form of racing that requires one foot on the ground at all times crossword clue
S P E E D W A L K I N G
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| New York Times crossword of March 16th, 2023 other clues |
| Contingencies |
| Chairs, e.g. |
| "Bee-you-tiful!" |
| Wings things |
| Sister of King Charles III |
| Mediocre effort |
| Home of the U.S.S. Arizona Memorial |
| Make-up artists? |
| Candy in a gold foil wrapper |
| Go a few rounds, say? |
| Essay count: Abbr. |
| Creatures described as anguilliform |
| Elizabeth of "WandaVision" |
| "Va-va-___!" |
| Editorial overhaul |
| Like a certain Freudian complex |
| Take on together |
| Developing, say |
| Family-friendly, for the most part |
| Not go to bed |
| Shakespearean humor |
| Sees |
| Seize |
| First lady between Bess and Jackie |
| University of Georgia athletes, to fans |
| "___ Said" (critically acclaimed 2022 biographical drama) |
| Hebrew word meaning "son of" |
| Psycho- pharmacology inits. |
| Churn |
| Home of the Nobel Peace Center |
| What Do You ___? (popular modern party game) |
| Deafening |
| Big to-do |
| Pink-slipped |
| Ones who know what's coming? |
| Blubber |
| Who says "Play it, Sam" in "Casablanca" |
| Woman's name that's a palindrome |
| "Through the Looking-Glass" character |
| Intestine's place |
| Pop singer's nickname that omits 51-Across |
| Ingenuity org. |
| Italian for "milk" |
| "Count us in!" |
| Golfer's involuntary wrist spasms while putting, with "the" |
| Plant seen rolling through this puzzle? |
| Notable |
| Hexagon bordering two rectangles |
| Sort unlikely to stoop, say |
| Great Lakes people |
| Complicated situation |
| Satirist Mort |
| John Irving protagonist T. S. ___ |
| Spot for a stud … or a "bud" |
| Hawaiian goddess of volcanoes and fire |
| [Shrug] |
| Beef that's aged? |
| Hit the mall, say |
| Possible cause of a cough |
| Buenos ___ |
| Gargantuan |
| Kayak alternative |
| Take hold |
| Motorist's offense, for short |
| Get-togethers |
| Singer McCain with the 1998 hit "I'll Be" |
| 16 cups: Abbr. |
| Kind of ray |
| Heading in the right direction? |
| Holy scroll holder |
| Hockey legend Gordie |
| Like towelettes in a fast-food restaurant |
| This might be rigged |
| It's heaven-sent |
| Neighbor of chlorine on the periodic table |
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