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| New York Times crossword of March 3rd, 2024 other clues |
| Things packed for a sleepover, informally |
| Cavs, on a scoreboard |
| Effects seen on FX, perhaps |
| Nation on the Red Sea |
| Helmsman on "Star Trek" |
| High times for the petroleum industry |
| X, but not Y |
| It might help you keep up with old classmates |
| Big-eyed baby |
| Excerpted passage |
| China's Sun ___-sen |
| Carrier of goods by rail |
| Player of 45s |
| Haim of "Licorice Pizza" |
| Iconic role for Carrie Fisher |
| Certain porter |
| "Right you are!" |
| Contest |
| Some Kiwis |
| Stop on a publicity tour |
| When repeated, gung-ho |
| Dish often topped with marinara sauce |
| Dorm décor, often |
| Rave |
| Trivial |
| ___ Paz, 1990 Literature Nobelist |
| The "e" of i.e. |
| Chosen name of five popes |
| ___ Equis |
| Prepare (oneself) |
| Fundamentals |
| Alternatives to Pumas |
| Break for a bit |
| Ctrl-Z command |
| Does some field work |
| ___ Rose of Guns N' Roses |
| Standings column |
| Leb. neighbor |
| French desserts whose name translates as "small ovens" |
| Flair |
| Thor, e.g. |
| Makeup of some sleeves |
| TV chef who wrote "Semi-Homemade Cooking" |
| ___ Sremmurd (hip-hop duo) |
| White Russian ingredient |
| Playwright Eugene |
| Michelangelo masterpiece |
| Camelot figure |
| It can be written in scripts known as naskh and ruq'ah |
| Require |
| Tree with "eyes" on its bark |
| They can be tapped out |
| Concern at the end of a space journey |
| X |
| Ambitious sort |
| ___ Cherry, 1989 Grammy nominee for Best New Artist |
| "Take it easy once in a while!" |
| Sonny and Fredo, for two |
| They're all pulling in the same direction |
| Keep it in mind! |
| Classy |
| Chinese dish eponym |
| End of days? |
| You might take them out for a quick spin, informally |
| Rages |
| – |
| ___TV (network for "Impractical Jokers") |
| Lower, as lights |
| Hwy. |
| Coding headache |
| Naval engagement |
| One taking interest in your education? |
| H.S. exam |
| 7/ |
| Heaps at publishing houses |
| Edward Jenner used it when developing the world's first successful vaccine |
| Sigmatism, by another name |
| The blonde in "Legally Blonde" |
| What might unfold at camp |
| Exclamation on April Fools' Day |
| Words of clarification |
| "Yeah … pass" |
| Checks for bugs |
| Mlle., in Madrid |
| – |
| Wrap up by |
| Distress signal |
| Put on the air again |
| – |
| Letter after sigma |
| Borough of New Jersey noted for its indoor shopping malls |
| Landed on a licorice space in Candy Land, say |
| Male swan |
| Put side by side |
| Relative of a gator |
| Their eggs are dark green |
| Camera spec |
| – |
| Brought before a jury |
| This, in Spanish |
| Malibu, e.g. |
| One way to go |
| "This guy? We're together" |
| – |
| Accounts |
| Green-lights |
| Schedule slot filler: Abbr. |
| Grim |
| Terra ___ |
| One doing the lord's work? |
| Birch bark and pine cones, e.g. |
| – |
| Missing work? |
| Exchange words? |
| Trickle (through) |
| – |
| Language spoken in Luang Prabang |
| Government bonds? |
| Welcome |
| Consumer |
| Set … or word said before set |
| Estuary |
| "Three Tall Women" playwright |
| Overnight site |
| Cold feet and cold shoulder, for two |
| Emperor before the Year of the Four Emperors |
| Louisiana cooking style |
| "Flick of the Switch" band |
| Curt |
| Aches (for) |
| Classic soda brand |
| – |
| ___-Ball |
| Education orgs. |
| Hush-hush pacts, in brief |
| – |
| Good name, informally |
| Some smartphones |
| Something bent or lent |
| – |
| Norm: Abbr. |
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