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Like some peanuts and celebrities crossword clue
R O A S T E D
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| New York Times crossword of May 16th, 2024 other clues |
| Whirl or swirl |
| Athlete with two Grammy-nominated spoken-word albums |
| Part of M.I.T.: Abbr. |
| Lessens |
| Zero |
| Notable Guinness |
| Bit of a bluff |
| Down more than |
| Tailored item that can have tails |
| Rae of "American Fiction" |
| Participated in a spin class |
| Neighbor of Leb. |
| Apple Music predecessor |
| Repetitive clicking sound? |
| Pounds, perhaps |
| *Shall |
| With every detail perfect |
| *It gets the ball rolling |
| Carpenter or mason |
| Disappointing stocking stuffer |
| It's a start |
| "Ah, yes …" |
| World-weary |
| Dir. from Atlanta to Athens |
| Flash |
| Ostracize |
| Word with secret or school |
| The Reds, on a scoreboard |
| Michael Jackson's first concert tour after the Jackson 5 |
| Tylenol alternative |
| Collaborator on 1980's "Double Fantasy" |
| "Shirt Front and Fork" sculptor, 1922 |
| Give the name of |
| Texting format inits. |
| Vegetable that's a letter off from an Ivy |
| Some Guinness records |
| Coffee order specification |
| Back |
| Schreiber of "Asteroid City" |
| Final points in scores? |
| Craft measured in cubits |
| Title for Al Sharpton: Abbr. |
| Stag |
| When read forward and then backward, motto that suggests how to interpret this puzzle's starred clues |
| Italian dessert |
| How the fish in nigiri is served |
| Falco of "The Sopranos" |
| Musical lead-in to beat |
| Say "I dunno," say |
| Head of lettuce? |
| Aromatic welcome gift |
| The whole world in your hands? |
| Having a kink, maybe |
| Where to find a very wet sponge |
| "I have to ___ …" |
| Colorful variety of lettuce |
| Uninvited party guest |
| Was ahead |
| Life lines, for short? |
| Actor Wilson |
| School fig. |
| Stag |
| Louis XIV, par exemple |
| Seabird's nesting spot, say |
| *Gone |
| *Stone tool |
| Biblical verb with "thou" |
| Where more than 60% of Fortune 500 companies are incorporated |
| Competitive advantage |
| *Scoop received in a call |
| Scenarios to consider |
| Goes over again |
| Unwelcome surprise in a glass of fresh-squeezed juice |
| How high rollers want to live |
| They might be targeted |
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