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Mad as a hatter crossword clue
M E S H U G A
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| New York Times crossword of March 10th, 2021 other clues |
| Soft "seat" in the woods |
| Things that may be hot or dropped |
| It's a lot to assume |
| Shocked response to Brutus |
| Come back |
| Cropped up |
| Good name for an average Joe |
| Related |
| Moving gracefully |
| Start of a saying about getting in the way |
| Acid's opposite |
| Wrangler alternative |
| Start of a saying about negative influence |
| Rocker Bob |
| Elizabeth I, for one |
| Center of a sting operation? |
| Small, flat-bottomed boat |
| Stereotypical clown name |
| Concede |
| "The Persistence of Memory" and "Lobster Telephone" |
| Start of a saying about parental discipline |
| Ply the needle |
| Quick, possibly controversial bit of commentary |
| Body of work |
| Warning you might give before revealing the endings of 20-, 29- and 45-Across? |
| Like some shrimp and jets |
| "Argo" or "Fargo" |
| The McCoys, e.g. |
| ___-American (like about 6% of the U.S.) |
| Title matchmaker in an 1815 novel |
| James or Jones of jazz |
| Junior and senior |
| Common medical advice |
| Harvest |
| Like solving crosswords |
| Eight-time Oscar nominee for Best Actor |
| Action in tennis, swimming and golf |
| Highest, on a diploma |
| Polysemous words have multiple of these |
| Repulsive |
| Smart |
| California county north of Marin |
| Refuses to carry out |
| They're usually packed on St. Patrick's Day |
| Caught |
| "Kinda" |
| Finder's ___ |
| Common cosmetics component |
| Subj. of Charlotte Brewer's "Treasure-House of the Language" |
| Popular prom hairstyle |
| Apt rhyme for "blob" |
| Sleek, in auto-speak |
| Hair-raising cry |
| Bouquet thrower |
| Place to watch a game with friends |
| Draw, colloquially |
| Prime Cuts Extra Gravy brand |
| Strip in the bedroom, maybe |
| Partner of away |
| Tripping hazard |
| Boomerangs for Aboriginal Australians, e.g. |
| It might occur to you |
| Ring ref's decision |
| Calfless cow |
| Slender |
| Slips |
| After-meal amenity |
| Worrier's ailment, it's said |
| Garnish for a gimlet |
| Classic boulevard liners |
| Noisy bird |
| Application |
| Hamm with two Olympic gold medals |
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