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It's snowy in Florida crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of April 16th, 2020 other clues |
| Ties to the Japanese? |
| Order |
| Some shells |
| Malodorous |
| Go ___ (be green, in a way) |
| Opposition bloc |
| "Well, well, well!" |
| "Don't be a stranger!" |
| Starting points |
| Fading light |
| "Bel ___" (Guy de Maupassant novel) |
| Put down in words |
| Shade of red |
| Divine nourishment |
| With 35-Across, Cole Porter musical |
| See 33-Across |
| Undisturbed |
| ___ Na Na |
| Increase in size |
| With 44-Across, "You can wait to show your gratitude" |
| See 42-Across |
| Like |
| Repeated word in the Ten Commandments |
| Least polluted |
| With 56-Across, clothing item for the youngest in the family |
| See 54-Across |
| It may fool you |
| Denial of responsibility |
| Low-lying wetland |
| Best ___ Album (Grammy category) |
| "I'll think about it" |
| Thumbs-up, e.g. |
| "Don't be a stranger!" ... or what you have to do three times in this puzzle |
| Gets a move on |
| Country/rock singer Steve |
| Connected to a hipbone |
| To be where people sing of amour? |
| O'Hara's portrayer |
| P.D.A. component: Abbr. |
| Paperwork? |
| Word with second or third, but not fourth or fifth |
| Faster than you can say Jack Robinson |
| Kind of terrier |
| Ridge formed by glacial streams |
| Manages |
| Suffix with percent |
| "Get it?" |
| Barbershop request |
| Oscar nominee for "Lion," 2016 |
| Bit of Inuit gear |
| Good name for a mess hall cook |
| Little bit of personality |
| Shade of gray |
| MS followers? |
| Go after, as a fly |
| Poetic contraction usually at the start of a line |
| Newbies in the work force |
| Seventh of 24 |
| Western moniker |
| Org. behind the Human Genome Project |
| Pizzeria owner in "Do the Right Thing" |
| Durham sch. |
| Park ranger's handout |
| Practice pieces |
| Elizabethan dramatist Thomas |
| Prior to, in verse |
| "Kung Fu" actor Philip |
| Thai neighbor |
| French white wine |
| "Gross!" |
| Eagles and hawks, typically |
| Prepare for printing |
| Feature of a baby face |
| "Stop! I don't need to be constantly reminded!" |
| "Oleanna" playwright |
| Check out |
| Hanger-on |
| Try to stay afloat, perhaps |
| Mother of Helios |
| Fourth of 26 |
| It may collect dust |
| Hockey great Bobby |
| Sequel to a sequel |
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