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Futile batting statlines, in baseball lingo crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of December 19th, 2024 other clues |
| Parenthetical on four #1 albums since 2021 |
| Cellular data? |
| Disparate |
| Its home is on the range |
| Nasty look |
| Attention-grabbing appearance, maybe |
| Barely makes, with "out" |
| "Still good to meet up?" |
| "Dinner is served!" |
| Beam of light |
| Cross-reference for additional information |
| ___-Way, brand of plows and salt spreaders |
| Baby bear? |
| Free throw after a basket |
| Chums |
| See 45-Across |
| Mount Vernon or Monticello |
| Most evasive |
| Get stuck in traffic, say |
| Sicilian landmark |
| Way back when |
| Sorcerer |
| What selfish athletes spell "team" with, presumably |
| Something connected to a QR code |
| Take-home amount |
| Org. for Coco Gauff |
| With craft |
| Websites with employment opportunities |
| Theodore Roosevelt ushered in a "Progressive" one |
| Quirky |
| Speed limit, of a sort |
| Burning man? |
| "That makes sense now" |
| Charlie brought his to the chocolate factory |
| Laser-focused mindset |
| Illicit info |
| Kind of cord |
| Sticky treats, in more ways than one? |
| Nantz's longtime N.F.L. commentating partner |
| Stopping point for a cruise … or Crusoe |
| Fictional queen of Arendelle |
| Devoted fan, informally |
| Greek consonant |
| Coding catchall |
| They might be standing |
| "That makes sense now" |
| 13th-century poet who wrote the "Masnavi" |
| With 45-Down, displays during an online presentation ... or a hint to three pairs of answers in this puzzle |
| Kerfuffle |
| Some mustangs |
| "Say no more" |
| Alternatives to ands or buts |
| Neckwear sometimes made with kukui nuts |
| Spelling Bee rank between Solid and Great |
| Gets involved in |
| Vegas nickname |
| Had over |
| Hedgehog lookalikes |
| Nowhere to be found, informally |
| Hand (out) |
| Get one's hair just right |
| Commoner |
| Comedian Ken of "The Masked Singer" |
| Shake deeply |
| Unfair judgments |
| Hangs out for a while |
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