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German physician who coined the term "animal magnetism" crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of December 2nd, 2021 other clues |
| Thwack |
| Bow ties, e.g. |
| Dollar alternative |
| Like chocolate mousse |
| Puckish |
| Lunar plain |
| Circadian rhythm regulator |
| Heaps |
| Tech executive, for short |
| Labor leader Dolores Huerta or astronaut Ellen Ochoa |
| Representative Bowman, the first male member of "The Squad" |
| H.S. course that might have a unit on the Harlem Renaissance |
| Singer Tori |
| Mendelssohn work in E flat major, and others |
| Make definite, informally |
| Mojito ingredient |
| Rejections |
| Scepter topper |
| Does dirty |
| Word before oil or water |
| Use a 56-Across |
| "Sure, sure" |
| Delicate textile |
| Presidential nickname |
| Ticks off |
| Open ___ |
| Performance artist portraying male characters |
| Agree |
| Hawaii is famous for them |
| Boat propeller |
| Pulitzer-winning novelist Jennifer |
| One of a pair at the dinner table ... or a hint to this puzzle's theme |
| Like texting during a conversation, to some |
| Ancient Greek marketplace |
| Refer to |
| Symbol of Russia |
| "Copy that" |
| Checkup, e.g. |
| Hindu honorific |
| Success |
| One may be tough to follow |
| Historic Bay Area neighborhood with a 600-square-foot rainbow flag |
| Australia, once |
| Every last one |
| West Coast air hub, for short |
| First X or O |
| Tarsal adornment |
| Violin family name |
| Papal collection overseen by a bibliothecarius |
| 1996 hit for Alanis Morissette |
| House mate? |
| Narrow inlet |
| Basis of some insurance fraud |
| Place to hang a mezuzah |
| Bestie in Bordeaux |
| Largest French-speaking city in North America |
| Consumed |
| Vouch (for), in a way |
| Something that's impossible to run by yourself |
| Still up, say |
| "A pity, really" |
| Peak |
| Word often confused with "fewer" |
| Plead |
| Too, for one |
| Shoe with decorative perforations |
| Leaf producer |
| Hopeless case |
| Contented sigh |
| Earlier |
| Park place? |
| L'ora della siesta, maybe |
| "Parent-approved" cereal |
| GPS approximation |
| "Stand" band, 1989 |
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