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Genre for "Fun Home" and "Stone Butch Blues" crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of April 22nd, 2023 other clues |
| Word with belly or barrel |
| Round bits |
| Judge |
| It has its limits |
| Fruit-flavored gumdrop |
| Spoil, superstitiously |
| Like the county where Jack Daniel's is manufactured |
| "Blah" alternative |
| Overly sentimental fare |
| Male name hidden in this clue |
| Like the strongest cases |
| Toon husband of Manjula |
| Barinholtz of "The Mindy Project" |
| Abruptly resign |
| School co-founded by Albert Einstein in 1918, informally |
| "How lousy of me" |
| Surefire |
| U.S. motto starter |
| With 12-Down, unfit |
| A piece of cake |
| Private |
| Thesis defense, e.g. |
| Shape of the heart's electromagnetic field |
| Ones working with bread |
| Person with a 99801 ZIP code |
| Fine parchment material |
| Dead letter, in a mail sorter's vernacular |
| One with an "If You Choose the Lesser of Two Evils — You Are Still Choosing Evil" bumper sticker, perhaps |
| Not much, as of gel |
| People for whom a state is named |
| Surreal |
| Most chic |
| Ika, in a sushi restaurant |
| Buzzy group |
| 30-yr. securities |
| See 22-Across |
| Common name for potassium nitrate |
| Overseas title |
| Disjunctive conjunction |
| They have everyone buzzing |
| Piazza, for one |
| Ear lobe? |
| Click that is often doubled |
| R-rated, as a love scene |
| "The sea is the universal ___": Jacques Cousteau |
| Role for Robin Williams in Kenneth Branagh's "Hamlet," 1996 |
| "Perhaps I have what you're looking for?" |
| Deli machine |
| Crackerjack |
| Dolts |
| "Abso-freakin-lutely not!" |
| Excitement |
| Positive restaurant review? |
| ___ Babbitt, inventor of the circular saw |
| Battle sites? |
| Knock on |
| Put on the board |
| Clear one's head? |
| Salty and spicy |
| Nativity scene decoration |
| Confounded |
| Contend |
| Canine affliction |
| How a storm might be tracked |
| Tends to a minor issue? |
| Hovel |
| Music's Outkast and Erasure, e.g. |
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