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| New York Times crossword of December 9th, 2024 other clues |
| Trash-loving critter |
| What's deep in a pit? |
| Subjected to public condemnation, in modern slang |
| Ship's spine |
| Eventually |
| Work together (with) |
| These upper- and lowercase Greek letters: Δ δ |
| Change, as a bill or a will |
| Apt rhyme for "bore" |
| Steven ___, Oscar-nominated actor for "Minari" |
| Prefix meaning "everything" |
| Hairstyle that's swept |
| Pivotal point |
| Play opener |
| Two after Tue. |
| Subdivision |
| Accept eagerly |
| "Guilty," e.g. |
| Iranian language |
| "Break the ice" or "break a leg" |
| Drs.' colleagues |
| Cocktail made with Southern Comfort, sloe gin, amaretto and orange juice |
| Discontinued Apple music player |
| Baker's amts. |
| Flat-screen TV type, for short |
| Upper hand |
| Shania Twain's "That Don't Impress Me ___" |
| Backboard attachment |
| Give a positive or negative charge |
| Like yellow bananas |
| Like lemons |
| Little hell-raiser |
| Blue, in Spanish |
| Free speech grp. |
| Online source for cinephiles |
| Passé |
| Bejeweled topper |
| Stephen Colbert's network |
| Sci-fi vehicles |
| "We can neither confirm ___ deny that this is our first tweet" (how @CIA opened its Twitter account) |
| Short-term engagement |
| ___ Babies (stuffed toys) |
| Chi-town trains |
| x and y, on a graph |
| Green Gables girl |
| Highlighter-colored |
| Chinese dynasty during which paper was invented |
| Hello, in Portuguese |
| Six-pack muscles |
| Assns. |
| Writer, director and co-star of "Defending Your Life," 1991 |
| Prank on the public |
| Actor Daniel ___ Kim |
| Relax, or a place to relax |
| Crinkly kitchen wrap |
| Capital of the Bahamas |
| Humdrum routines |
| Compete in a bee |
| Sign in a parking garage |
| The "U" of 22-Down |
| The movie industry |
| "To write is human, to ___ is divine": Stephen King |
| Vast blue expanses |
| Collectible cardboard caps of the 1990s |
| Bubbly beverage |
| Pianist's pace |
| Like many comfy pants |
| 2022 dark comedy that satirized haute cuisine |
| $100, in slang |
| Predator sometimes called the "wolf of the sea" |
| 1986 hit song for Paul Simon ... or an instruction from the starts of 20-, 34- and 41-Across? |
| Abu ___ |
| Some food additives |
| Cause damage to |
| Politician Schiff or Kinzinger |
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