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| Crossword Champ Pro crossword of December 4th, 2024 other clues |
| Tourist destination in Uttar Pradesh |
| Build up, as a collection |
| "My, how you've __!" |
| Slice of a media ad budget, often |
| Ricky Martin tune, or the Spanish word for "love" |
| Trash can on a desktop, e.g. |
| Rattle one's cage |
| Sail fabric |
| Window jutting out from a wall |
| Team begun as the New Jersey Americans |
| R&B singer who released the 2012 album "Looking 4 Myself" |
| They win many gold medals |
| Pop icon raised on a Christmas tree farm |
| Take cover |
| Sword with a bowl-shaped guard |
| Staycation's goal, perhaps |
| One-eighth of a fluid ounce |
| Not found in many stamp collections, say |
| See if a purchase can be charged |
| Extinct bird not known for its intelligence |
| Make an article for one's grandchildren, say |
| West Wing workers |
| Rotate like a spaghetti fork |
| Hang around lazily |
| It makes a suit into a three-piece outfit |
| Heavy reading |
| Stevie Wonder "Knocks Me Off My ___" |
| Singer Yoko |
| Like the Sabin vaccine |
| Root ___ (plant disease) |
| Word seen on many boxes of healthy cereal |
| Dwelling with an EIK, maybe |
| Pueblo that's a World Heritage Site |
| The change, in "Keep the change," essentially |
| Mischievous sprite |
| Particle in a cathode ray tube |
| 007, for one |
| Potential Webby Award winner |
| They're on one side of an issue |
| Side sometimes sweetened with marshmallows |
| Unrestrained, as a ship |
| 1970s band whose name reads the same forwards and backwards |
| A hundred bucks, maybe |
| Quebec's Levesque |
| His output is verse and verse |
| Word after sweetie or Tweety |
| Rollover ___ (kind of retirement plan) |
| Appliance signal |
| One of two beverages in a Snoop Dogg song title |
| It's protected in South Africa |
| Accelerator item |
| Some Sotheby's offerings |
| Affleck of "Gigli" |
| Lap swimmer's partition |
| One may be conceived on Veterans Day |
| Stuff to use against someone in an argument, metaphorically |
| Means of escape |
| Slippery fish used in sushi |
| Garden swinger |
| Nirvana "Come as You ___" |
| Second-tallest bird in the world |
| Marshy material used for fertilizer and fuel |
| Feather-filled item |
| Sitcom whose main characters are Christy and Bonnie Plunkett |
| Subway system in Moscow, Paris, and D.C. |
| Sudden game ending |
| Strictly off-limits |
| Robert John "___ eyes, turn the other way" |
| Gruel from cornmeal |
| Skunk cabbage has a strong one |
| African capital whose name means "tamarind tree" |
| Miami-___ County |
| Plastic user's accumulation |
| "___ McBeal" (former Calista Flockhart series) |
| Many a car sticker with a country code on it |
| Seemingly limitless, like the ocean |
| Audience member in a film, probably |
| Fracture-revealing photo |
| Type size used in typewriters |
| Shakespearean twilight |
| Cutting the mustard |
| They're seen around noon |
| Castle in a board game |
| Loud sound from a trumpet |
| "Coming ___ to a theater near you!" |
| Girl in Tennessee Williams's "Summer and Smoke" |
| Iron Mike |
| Drags to the nearest mechanic, perhaps |
| It won't be 5 digits long for quite some time |
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