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Heineken brand crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of December 24th, 2023 other clues |
| Using the bow, in music |
| Guesstimate |
| XXX |
| Private retreat, of a sort |
| Charged exclamation during a court trial |
| "La ___ de los Espiritus," debut novel for Isabel Allende |
| Littlest sucklings |
| Contents of a pot |
| Ancient landmark whose name translates to "high city" |
| Shadow |
| Reporter's coup |
| One who's not afraid to brag |
| Fermented honey concoction |
| Let |
| Bygone Seattle hoopsters |
| Sympathize with |
| Computer command |
| What you might get when you purchase Christmas ornaments on December 26 |
| Part of a sleigh |
| Contraction that's a homophone of 13-Across |
| Lover of Hero, in Greek myth |
| With significance |
| In the manner of |
| "Ithaca is ___" (punny slogan) |
| Actress Diana of "The Avengers" |
| Arthur Ashe Courage Award, for one |
| Number of lords a-leaping |
| Surprise birthday parties often involve them |
| Quantity of beer … or monkeys? |
| Max or X |
| Name of Lincoln's favorite dog |
| Branding need |
| ___ buco |
| End of autumn? |
| Highly prized collectibles, in lingo |
| Bad design feature for a Christmas stocking? |
| Fourth word in "Jingle Bells" |
| Hurt |
| Take a risk |
| "Illmatic" rapper |
| Skateboard tricks started by kicking with the back foot |
| Dry, as Italian wine |
| O'er and o'er |
| Bring on board |
| Actress Skye |
| Barks, perhaps |
| Mr. Potter vis-à-vis George Bailey, in "It's a Wonderful Life" |
| "King Lear" daughter |
| Fixes, as broken 93-Down |
| Scary sight at the beach |
| Olympic gymnast Korbut |
| Sign of approval |
| Kim's ex, in tabloids |
| Formal "you," in Spain |
| Muffle |
| Actress Wen of "The Mandalorian" |
| Dude, in modern slang |
| Workers seen in five squares in this puzzle? |
| Make ends meet |
| End of turn? |
| Binds tightly |
| Speedy Northeast train |
| Topples (over) |
| "___ Misbehavin'" |
| Relative of a cassowary |
| Midnight Mass leader |
| Hurdle for a prospective J.D. |
| Some cats, chameleons and chinchillas |
| Locale of the final scene in "Vertigo" |
| "Regrettably …" |
| Like Ebenezer Scrooge |
| Sweet custardy concoction |
| Start of a well-known address in Verona |
| Dress down |
| "The Winter's ___" |
| Clearance sale warning |
| Iconic features of "Under Pressure" and "Come Together" |
| What awaits a tragic hero |
| Bactrian pair |
| Hereditary |
| Walked assuredly |
| Brings to a boil |
| Colorful background |
| Uncle ___ ("Seinfeld" character) |
| Madrid's home, in the Olympics |
| Uncle ___ |
| Regarding |
| Tree in "The Twelve Days of Christmas" |
| Dispatches |
| Capital just below the 60th parallel |
| Musical style associated with Harry Belafonte |
| What a filthy mess! |
| Order |
| Magazine based in Paris |
| Record kept on an employee |
| What transforms Bruce Banner into the Hulk |
| Spongy dessert |
| Article of clothing that might be decorated with candy canes |
| Full of sex or profanity, maybe |
| Business card no. |
| Beam |
| Goddess of the rainbow |
| [I've had enough!] |
| Puts to sleep, say |
| Analyzes, as a metaphor |
| "The Bells" poet |
| Two or three |
| Big name in book publishing since 1817 |
| "God bless us, every ___!" |
| 1040 fig. |
| Down, at the casino |
| No longer at the top of one's game |
| Destruction |
| Aphrodite's frequent companion |
| "Hustlers" star, familiarly |
| She/___ |
| Fictional band fronted by David St. Hubbins |
| Start of a playground rhyme |
| Not custom, as merchandise |
| ___ gras |
| Incline |
| Breezy, as a book |
| Incline |
| Word added to the Pledge of Allegiance in 1954 |
| "___ everyone?" |
| Heart diagnostic, in brief |
| Floral symbols of purity |
| See 85-Across |
| First-class |
| Mononymous Irish singer |
| Wafer brand |
| Tops |
| Pose |
| Member of a wet quintet |
| Word with witch or treasure |
| Repentant sort |
| Neuter |
| Hiatus |
| Prefix with friendly |
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