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Genre for the 1990s band Sublime crossword clue
S K A
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| New York Times crossword of December 5th, 2023 other clues |
| Actor McKellen who played Gandalf |
| SiriusXM medium |
| "Mayday!" |
| Org. with a Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list |
| "Stat!" |
| *Stereotypical literary persona |
| Howard who narrates "Arrested Development" |
| Like most Italian nouns ending in -o: Abbr. |
| Hardwood tree |
| *Number of copies requested by a publisher |
| One side in checkers |
| Longoria of "Desperate Housewives" |
| "Dancing Queen" group |
| "Golly!" |
| Volcanic residue |
| "Right away, boss!" |
| Skin spot |
| Tight undergarment |
| Shriveled |
| 1/26.2 of a marathon |
| *Designer's collection |
| Cheek swab material |
| Picnic pest |
| *Barriers that slide in and out of a wall |
| Irritable ... or how you might describe all the words in the answers to the starred clues? |
| Wedding words |
| "___ we there yet?" |
| Ship's backbone |
| Pie-in-the-face sound |
| Maintain, as a bar |
| Roast beef au ___ |
| Diamond Head's island |
| Rotten |
| Texter's sign-off |
| Heed the coxswain |
| Give stars, say |
| Temporary relief |
| Sharp and shrewd |
| Common plot point on a soap opera |
| Staircase part |
| "The Godfather" Oscar winner |
| Bit of concert equipment |
| Present, as a prize |
| What the Portuguese "senhor" means |
| Having a light touch |
| Actor Mahershala of "Moonlight" |
| Cookie-flavored breakfast cereal |
| Snail-mail correspondent |
| Merchant's booth |
| Swindler's victim |
| Jeweler's lens |
| Some venomous snakes |
| Helpful connections |
| Dos + cinco |
| Student ___ forgiveness |
| Bungee cables, for example |
| Smallest of the Chinese zodiac animals |
| Skillful |
| Fill-in-___-blank |
| Like high-strung horses |
| "How's it goin'?" |
| Fairy tale brother |
| Mountaineering enthusiast, in slang |
| Boatload |
| Fiber-___ cable |
| Hits the slopes |
| Track meet event |
| City mentioned at the start of the Grateful Dead's "Friend of the Devil" |
| Show people to their seats, informally |
| Something you don't have to pay for, redundantly |
| Rotten |
| Ted Lasso, for one |
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