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Items that, ironically, contain nickel crossword clue
D I M E S
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| New York Times crossword of February 16th, 2020 other clues |
| "Consarn it!" |
| Kind of case in grammar |
| Shed some pounds |
| Edited, in a way |
| Sister channel of HBO |
| What the answer at 26-Across is written in |
| Low-level, as a class |
| Question that might be asked when hurrying into a meeting |
| Duty for a property owner |
| Relative of marmalade |
| FIFTEEN |
| Oval Office V.I.P. |
| Transition point |
| Period preceding a school break |
| What the answer at 45-Across is written in |
| "Yes, captain" |
| Gaping opening |
| Willem of "John Wick" |
| Toward the stern |
| Howe'er |
| Chicago mayor Lightfoot |
| ELEVEN |
| Whom Harry Potter frees from serving Draco Malfoy's family |
| Spicy, crunchy snack tidbit |
| "Ars Amatoria" writer |
| Area the Chinese call Xizang |
| "Make sense?" |
| Hell |
| Square up with |
| With 60-Across, take control after a coup |
| See 59-Across |
| SIXTEEN |
| "Just ___ boy, born and raised in South Detroit" (lyric from "Don't Stop Believin'") |
| Specks |
| Sleep: Prefix |
| Not quite right |
| Full of tension |
| "Hallelujah, praise the Lord!" |
| Because |
| TWO |
| Cozy spots to stop |
| Miss in the future, maybe |
| Buzz source |
| Cocktail specification |
| Fictional creature made from slime |
| Restaurant handouts for calorie counters |
| What the answer at 61-Across is written in |
| Final authority |
| Rainbows, e.g. |
| Flour filter |
| With 92-Across, alternative title for this puzzle |
| See 90-Across |
| On-the-go sort |
| It's SW of Erie, Pa. |
| See 106-Across |
| What the answer at 75-Across is written in |
| Life lessons? |
| With 103-Across, character in Episodes I through IX of "Star Wars" |
| Millennial, informally |
| Things passed between the legs? |
| "Butt out!" |
| Title host of radio's first major quiz show |
| Contact lens care brand |
| Broadway opening |
| Declare for the draft, say |
| "Slumdog Millionaire" co-star ___ Kapoor |
| Be a snitch |
| Wishy-washy R.S.V.P. |
| Plant holder? |
| Funeral ceremony |
| Go across |
| Soldier on horseback |
| Word before card or fund |
| Sloan School of Management sch. |
| Team ___ |
| Major Southwest hub, for short |
| In store |
| Like some New Orleans cooking |
| Sloppy |
| Letter in the classical spelling of "Athena" |
| "Here's something that'll help" |
| Some battery ends |
| Amorphous creatures |
| Dreaded musician of the 1960s-'70s |
| Brisk |
| Luxurious affair |
| Symbols of failure |
| 1974 Eurovision winner that went on to international stardom |
| "Wahoo!" |
| Immature stage of a salamander |
| Letters of credit? |
| Drops on the ground? |
| "Not on ___!" |
| Where Wagner was born and Bach died |
| Scatterbrained |
| Man's name that sounds like two consecutive letters of the alphabet |
| At any time |
| Oktoberfest vessels |
| Some unfair hiring managers |
| "Go ahead," in Shakespeare |
| Openly controversial opinions |
| Knock out |
| Invoice directive |
| Like most medical journal articles |
| High hairstyle |
| Club ___ |
| Egypt's "king of the gods" |
| Excellent conductors |
| N.Y.C. neighborhood near NoLIta |
| "Ciao" |
| Put in jeopardy |
| Muscle cars of the '60s |
| Lyrical, as poetry |
| Facetious response to a verbal jab |
| "E.T." actress Wallace |
| "Ugh, stop talking already!" |
| Sack |
| Sun ___, "The Art of War" philosopher |
| Where most of America's gold is mined |
| Like the presidency of John Adams |
| Joint |
| Longtime Eagles QB Donovan |
| Suspect |
| Bible study: Abbr. |
| With a wink |
| Kisses, in Cambridge |
| Brown |
| Bring (out) for display |
| Candy wrapped in a tube |
| "I'll come to you ___": Macbeth |
| Eensy-weensy |
| New pedometer reading |
| Beginner, in modern lingo |
| Mammoth |
| Western tribe |
| ___ Salvador |
| What will happily sell its Soul? |
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