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| New York Times crossword of June 25th, 2023 other clues |
| Tiny trunks |
| Party person |
| "Are you freaking kidding me?" |
| Rural greeting |
| Many a "Survivor" setting |
| Bit of doubling down from a parent |
| Event at a hot new club? |
| "I wish I were under four feet tall," e.g.? |
| M.S.G. team, on scoreboards |
| Lot lot |
| Name found on a calendar |
| For whom the bell tolls |
| Tactical reductions in lighting, as during W.W. II |
| Sommelier's superlative |
| Great garage sale find |
| Career for a scammer? |
| Scissors' sound |
| Muse of comedy and idyllic poetry |
| German "village" |
| Bubbly, in a way |
| Forwards |
| Muscle relaxers |
| Dripping in jewelry, slangily |
| Real dope |
| Secret service member? |
| Choler |
| What's said in passing? |
| Test subject |
| Repeated small role for Paul Rudd |
| Transcript fig. |
| Slinky? |
| That's in Seine! |
| Six-winged biblical being |
| Famous drawing of a ship? |
| Theater rival of Regal and Cinemark |
| Double-helix material |
| Food fight sounds |
| Sight along a country road |
| Score on a clean sheet |
| Lead guitarist of Queen, who has a Ph.D. in astrophysics |
| Black humor |
| Kind of race that's not quite a half-marathon |
| Kicks down the road |
| Kate of "House of Cards" |
| ___ Troi, character on "Star Trek: T.N.G." |
| Kind of lily |
| Dinner date that makes a good story? |
| Richard Parker in "Life of Pi," for one |
| Like much prized blue-and-white porcelain |
| Crab or lobster |
| Texter's toodle-oo |
| "Bleeding Love" singer Lewis |
| 1970 hit for Neil Diamond |
| Ad Council output, in brief |
| A kiss, a hug, a wave, the works? |
| Title of an essay by a hit man? |
| Weeks, in Oaxaca |
| Analogy words |
| Common pet name |
| Goes on and on and on |
| Bet bit |
| Work-from-home wear, informally |
| It's guarded in soccer |
| Carnival ride |
| Jedi ally from Endor |
| End of a college search? |
| Some work at a car wash |
| Public hatred |
| Adjective often capitalized in the Bible |
| Org. concerned with plants |
| Serve, as messy cafeteria food |
| Earthling, in sci-fi |
| Act on behalf of |
| Bear, in Bogotá |
| Diatribes |
| Considerably large, in Appalachian dialect |
| Rock's ___ Brickell & New Bohemians |
| One of two for six of VIII? |
| Record |
| Leading |
| Thanksgiving table decoration |
| The first man ever created, in Maori lore |
| You might see one upside down on a bar |
| Broad valley |
| Still shot of a moving image, in tech-speak |
| "Grand slam" in showbiz |
| Relationship conditions, so to speak |
| New England vacation destination, familiarly |
| "Whoa there, Warren G.!"? |
| That one will never have again |
| Compliment for a lexicographer? |
| Squid squirt |
| Family-friendly ratings |
| Coors of brewing fame |
| Making an impression? |
| What prices and hearts may do |
| Unclaimed area |
| Greetings |
| Certain government agent, informally |
| Friend group |
| Kapoor who played the game show emcee in "Slumdog Millionaire" |
| Tried to engineer an advantage |
| Author who wrote "Weeds are flowers, too, once you get to know them" |
| Energy option |
| Touches on both sides |
| Still fighting |
| Cutting class in med school? |
| Old timer |
| Not quite enough |
| Some gas stations, in brief |
| Regret |
| Stop hiding behind? |
| Former Indigenous inhabitants of modern-day Buffalo |
| Word after Minute or meter |
| Chili variety that means "wide" in Spanish |
| Some of the wildlife in the 20,000-year-old paintings in Lascaux Cave |
| Hot |
| Go "poof!" |
| Increases |
| Good name for a political pundit? |
| Street clearers |
| Nickname for Atlanta |
| Resting place |
| Prefix in the names of many causes |
| Pocket at a restaurant |
| Bit of a fit |
| For-eh-ver |
| Publication co-founded in 1889 by Dow and Jones, in brief |
| Course number |
| Red grp. |
| Late ___ |
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