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Home to the oldest continuously functioning university in the Americas (since 1551) crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of August 12th, 2021 other clues |
| Lead-in to -vocal |
| Lawful |
| Sally ___ (English teacake) |
| "___ Bird" (2017 film) |
| Beside the point |
| Titaness of myth |
| Obama's Secret Service code name |
| Store near Rockefeller Center, familiarly |
| Help wanteds? |
| Sporty vehicles |
| Computer processor parts |
| Some summer deliveries |
| Figure in international relations |
| Channel with the slogan "Boom." |
| Some textile specialists |
| Org. with gym memberships |
| Globe |
| One in a pod |
| "Good stuff!" |
| Sch. with a campus in Narragansett |
| " " " |
| Author Gaiman |
| Kind of market |
| José ___ (frozen foods brand) |
| Superficially |
| Spice qtys. |
| First name in Surrealism |
| Tour de France units: Abbr. |
| Stretch of the red carpet? |
| Leave inconspicuously, with "out" |
| Michelle who was FIFA's Female Player of the Century |
| Warmer in the winter |
| Needle |
| Word with sport or spirit |
| What each asterisked clue's answer does, to correct a misnomer? |
| One might stand on a table |
| In the main? |
| French greeting |
| Great time, informally |
| It was once sold medically under the commercial name Delysid |
| Passed out |
| Common typo for an exclamation point |
| See 34-Across |
| Preposterous |
| Dynamism |
| Actor Laurie of "House" |
| Not well |
| *Symbol of Australia |
| *Sensitive part of the elbow |
| *Headwear made from jipijapa fibers |
| Sister publication of Jet magazine |
| Tech review site |
| Repetitive musical form |
| Actress/TV host Palmer |
| Sped |
| When doubled, "Good one" |
| Standout in one's field |
| Faun lookalike |
| Freshness |
| Alternative to a Ding Dong |
| To be remembered for all time |
| It's found near a trap |
| Sprout |
| Drill, for instance |
| *Oft-wished-upon sighting |
| Sound of a snicker |
| Heart chart, for short |
| "Mr. Holland's ___," 1995 film for which Richard Dreyfuss received a Best Actor nomination |
| Part of A.B.S.: Abbr. |
| Grate pains? |
| Serving with dal makhani |
| Shade akin to turquoise |
| Golf great Lorena |
| Hazard in maritime travel |
| With 51-Across, something to "read" |
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