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N I N T E N D O W I I
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| New York Times crossword of December 8th, 2019 other clues |
| Unpleasantly surprise |
| Music-licensing org. |
| Big brother? |
| Some Pac-12 athletes |
| Three or four, say |
| Ashton Kutcher's role on "That '70s Show" |
| "Cross my heart" |
| Ingredient in spanakopita |
| Carefree quality |
| Synopsis |
| Saudi king before Abdullah |
| Popular Asian honeymoon destination |
| Ready for publication |
| Comes into view |
| Was given no other option |
| Online publication |
| Funny Foxx |
| Rant |
| Top musical group of the 1990s, per Billboard |
| 51 past |
| Patronize, in a way |
| Slow start? |
| Momentarily |
| Supporting, with "up" |
| "I messed up," in slang |
| Comaneci of gymnastics |
| One shouting "Get off my lawn!" |
| PC port |
| Clothing designer Marc |
| "S.N.L." alum who co-starred in 2016's "Ghostbusters" |
| Classic soft drink |
| Response to a funny meme |
| Stopping point |
| Lead-in to meter |
| Manage |
| Follower of Sam or will. |
| Pince-___ glasses |
| Iranian currency with a 75-Across on its bills |
| See 73-Across |
| It's often included with an R.S.V.P. card |
| Like most Italian singular nouns finishing in -a: Abbr. |
| Scatters about |
| United way? |
| The most recent Pope Benedict |
| Like some "#@&!" language |
| "Actually, I do" |
| Photo ___ |
| "Buddy Holly" band, 1994 |
| Braced (oneself) |
| New York social reformer whose name is on a Manhattan housing project |
| Amenable sort |
| Pet lovers' org. |
| Phrase on a candy heart |
| Impertinent sorts |
| Birds or wasps |
| Caviar source |
| Good-looking ... or a phonetic hint to a feature found five times in this puzzle |
| What may follow fire or stone |
| Pulmonologist's expertise |
| Give too much light |
| One way to turn a ship |
| Members of une sororité |
| National currency which, if you drop its second letter and read the result backward, spells another national currency |
| Memo header |
| Knights' titles in "A Game of Thrones" |
| Heart topper, in bridge |
| "Someone Like You" hitmaker, 2011 |
| Jokey suffix with most |
| Prattle |
| Triangular construction |
| Was taken aback |
| Unable to move well |
| Submits |
| Former TV psychic Miss ___ |
| The "A" of W.N.B.A.: Abbr. |
| Ask |
| Parts of hearts |
| Wonderful receptacle? |
| Tampa Bay N.F.L.er |
| Rock-___ (jukebox brand) |
| Romantic preference |
| Where to see Botticelli's "The Birth of Venus" |
| Three or four, say |
| Colorless gases |
| Turns blue? |
| "Well, that's quite a coincidence ..." |
| Sudden turn |
| Ewe or sow |
| One with superhuman powers |
| Spanish or Portuguese |
| "___ Como Va" (Santana hit) |
| Make alterations to |
| State of disbelief |
| Humdinger |
| Lusaka native |
| "Swell!" |
| NNE or SSW |
| Tattoo artists |
| Fictional land of books and film |
| "Impossible Is Nothing" sloganeer |
| Family nickname |
| University officials |
| ___ canto |
| Part of a short race |
| Draws back |
| Washington's Kellyanne or George |
| Little: Ger. |
| Smith and Nelson |
| Teacher |
| Emphatic denial |
| Arduous |
| Degree for a research scientist |
| Latin law |
| New York Mets epithet |
| Quaint contraction |
| West Coast brew, for short |
| France's Boulogne-___-Mer |
| Disney's Herbie, for one |
| Under attack |
| Visitors' announcement |
| "The Song of Hiawatha" tribe |
| Sierra Nevada, e.g. |
| Oar |
| Frozen Wasser |
| Counterpart of dorsal |
| Immature eggs |
| Doofus |
| First part in an instruction manual |
| Hallucinogen sometimes called a "divine messenger" |
| Parts of waves |
| Give the green light |
| No longer in style |
| Reason for a TV-MA rating, perhaps |
| "Say it ain't so!" |
| Jedi guru |
| Poet who wrote "Jupiter from on high laughs at lovers' perjuries" |
| World's rarest goose |
| A count manager |
| Vardalos of "My Big Fat Greek Wedding" |
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