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| New York Times crossword of September 24th, 2022 other clues |
| Unwanted items |
| Scoffing response |
| Accomplishment for the 1970s Oakland A's |
| See 9-Down |
| Didn't shy away from |
| Rare golf shots |
| Put out |
| About one in three residents of Bosnia |
| "A veil, rather than a mirror," per Oscar Wilde |
| Let go, in a way |
| Gordon ___, co-star of 1955's "Oklahoma!" |
| Laughed and laughed and laughed |
| String game |
| 19th in a series |
| Bust |
| Neurotransmitter targeted by Prozac |
| There is one each in French, Spanish, Italian, Greek, Hawaiian and Chinook |
| Equivalent of 400 meters, often |
| American jazz pianist, 1904-84 |
| Carter creation of 1979 |
| Painter Modigliani |
| Certain college degs. |
| Deputy ___ (TV toon) |
| The pasta in rasta pasta |
| Canadian fashion brand |
| Does a parent's bedtime task |
| Bull fan? |
| Thy're sen n ths cle |
| "Who ___?" |
| Caves |
| Odds |
| "Dover Beach" poet |
| "I'm off" |
| "Father ___" (cult Irish comedy) |
| Nail polish brand |
| Poor-drainage areas |
| The stars, so to speak |
| Eye |
| With 14-Across, Shakespearean words after "What's" |
| Spirits company with a bat in its logo |
| Birthstone after diamond |
| Final participant |
| You'd prefer to have service in it |
| Degree word |
| "In the Heights" setting |
| Big fixtures at parks |
| Cocktail of tequila, lime juice and grapefruit soda |
| James of 1974's "The Gambler" |
| Vodka brand from Texas |
| Nova ___ |
| Treated like a dog, say |
| Ocean liner? |
| Tip of a geographic horn |
| Super ___ |
| Singing sisters on "The Lawrence Welk Show" |
| Low 90s |
| Acted nervously, in a way |
| Conniving coteries |
| Not be under the weather |
| 2010 World Cup-winning country |
| Blubber |
| Big blow |
| Some choice words |
| One of the 13 original Colonies: Abbr. |
| Alphabet trio |
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