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| New York Times crossword of December 17th, 2023 other clues |
| Delights |
| Seesaw-powered vehicle on railroad tracks |
| They may be wireless |
| Mass approvals |
| Bay Area start-up mecca |
| Powered (by) |
| Where Lords Byron and Tennyson studied |
| Site of a claw machine |
| Private meeting |
| Add, as cilantro to guacamole |
| "___ of course!" |
| Alternative to Google |
| Failed web venture, in slang |
| Previously, in poetry |
| Biggest club in Vegas? |
| Flabbergast |
| Real dump |
| Features of Russian Orthodox churches |
| Trekker to Mecca |
| Org. that employed W.W. II-era Donald Duck as a spokesperson |
| Murals or graffiti, e.g. |
| How one might sing an R&B ballad |
| It might make your hair stand on end |
| Whales swim in them |
| Declaration upon arrival |
| Mormon Church inits. |
| Sensational reading material |
| ___-repeated |
| Stir up |
| Expansive |
| Recreational ___ |
| 1937 Steinbeck novella |
| Pedicure target |
| Count on one hand? |
| Airer of the morning show "Get Up" |
| Do the bare minimum |
| Olive in old comics |
| "You!?," whimsically |
| Former M.L.B. left-handed pitchers Jackson and Leiter |
| Like the moon in a solar eclipse |
| Malicious Mr. of fiction |
| A regular in Italian clubs? |
| 2002 hit song for No Doubt |
| Cry for a spell? |
| Angsty and brooding |
| Significant piece |
| In the heart of, poetically |
| Due ÷ due |
| Fast-food chain with a sunrise in its logo |
| Call in a ring, for short |
| Dweller in a tree hollow |
| Obnoxiously fratty sort |
| "Allow me to demonstrate?" |
| Be an ambassador for, in brief |
| "It all makes sense now" |
| Like some economies and moisturizers |
| Left-wing protest group |
| Past disagreements that are no longer of concern ... or each block of shaded squares in this puzzle? |
| Don't give up on |
| How ancient mariners relied on the stars |
| Actress Witherspoon |
| Sport |
| Apt word spelled from this puzzle's "covered" letters, top to bottom |
| Office monitor, in brief |
| Son of Isaac |
| Citizen neighboring 3-Down |
| Nation across the Bab el-Mandeb Strait from Djibouti |
| Make out, in London |
| Must |
| Drink from the tap? |
| Negative connector |
| They often need new suits for work, for short |
| Move up |
| "___ girl!" |
| "Succession" TV family |
| Left jobs on bad terms, say |
| Remote button |
| Home of the Rosa Parks Museum |
| Siren, for one |
| Space heater? |
| Alternative to a cab |
| "Sounds reasonable" |
| Abominate |
| Go-aheads |
| "Hi there, friend" |
| Practices diplomacy |
| How Reubens are made |
| O.R. V.I.P.s |
| Suffer |
| Put together |
| Fad figurine with colorful unkempt hair |
| What takes a toll? |
| Chooses sidewalk over subway, say |
| Long story short? |
| Au ___ (menu phrase) |
| Dum-dum |
| Life partner |
| It's a lot for a lord to manage |
| "I mean ... uh ... it's just ..." |
| Don Juan |
| Adler who outwitted Sherlock Holmes |
| Worn ___ frazzle |
| "Go ahead and decide" |
| Co-star of "Airplane!" and "Hot Shots!" |
| Left quickly, with "out" |
| "The Crown" actress Claire |
| How some Cajuns converse |
| Crumb lugger |
| Required E.M.T. skill |
| Much of it is junk |
| "Cómo ___ usted?" |
| Mastodons' defenses |
| Taking after |
| Lapis ___, blue gem pulverized for paint during the Renaissance |
| "Arabian Nights" prince |
| 1950s school dance |
| Over the line, so to speak |
| Texter's "To me ..." |
| Sludge |
| Operator of the Texas Eagle and Southwest Chief |
| Perfectly refurbished |
| Rescue dog, e.g. |
| School email ender |
| Some low-risk government issues, informally |
| Take for ___ (bamboozle) |
| Natalie with 12 Top 40 hits |
| "Are you serious?!" |
| Unlink from a social media post, say |
| California's San ___ County |
| Barbecue leftovers |
| "Hoo-boy!" |
| Brainstorm |
| Lowly deckhand |
| What one star may mean |
| [shiver] |
| Bitter brew, in brief |
| Cause of a swollen head |
| Air ... or chair |
| Illegal car maneuver, often |
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