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"Game of Thrones" character whose name means "noble" in Sanskrit crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of February 10th, 2024 other clues |
| Banking annoyance associated with the 20s? |
| "Ah, got it now!" |
| Concerns for manufacturers |
| Sara who wrote the "Pretty Little Liars" books |
| 2024, e.g. |
| Tiny social climber |
| Play ground? |
| ___ group |
| Evidence of crying |
| Rocked, so to speak |
| Part of a choir |
| Preschool recital |
| Pentagon figures |
| Regulation followers, in brief |
| Symbol of purity or spirituality |
| Like some brains and pool balls |
| Treat often eaten with a small wooden spoon |
| Institution of 40+ years that has many notable alums |
| Annual mecca for sci-fi and fantasy fans |
| Setting for a Twins or White Sox game: Abbr. |
| Personal number? |
| Cry after a motion |
| Kit ___ |
| Withdraw (from) |
| Just plain silly |
| Honors held by only one U.S. president and one U.K. prime minister |
| Celebratory greeting for 16-Across |
| Bull-like |
| Apple Pay, e.g. |
| Bit of sportswear |
| Pasta shaped like wagon wheels |
| Legit |
| Learning opportunity |
| Many a camp counselor |
| Exam for a doc-to-be |
| Way out |
| Grilled corn-on-the-cob dish, in Mexican cuisine |
| Red-and-green headwear |
| "This can't be good" |
| Olympian Strug or Walsh Jennings |
| Sierra Nevada or Lagunitas offering |
| Long-running account |
| Carrier of a bow and arrow |
| ___ Mode, character in "The Incredibles" |
| House speaker's place |
| Scrapes |
| Lacks, informally |
| Material for deck chairs |
| "Canvas" for digital art? |
| Capital with an airport named after Chopin |
| Common gift during Chinese Spring Festival |
| Some local sports associations, informally |
| Home to the Crazy Horse Memorial |
| Man with a Manx, say |
| Sister brand of Miracle-Gro |
| One of two in a tournament |
| Grant temporary custody? |
| ___ clothing |
| Badly off-base? |
| One born between the mid-1960s and 1980 |
| Smoothie berry |
| Discuss something (with) |
| Woman's name that becomes a direction when its fourth letter is changed |
| Loses color |
| Puma rival |
| Actress Blanchett |
| "Ba-a-a-ad!" |
| "Is that ___?" |
| "Telephone Line" band, in brief |
| Half a score |
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