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Metric of grossness crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of July 15th, 2021 other clues |
| "Delish!" |
| "___ Sexy" (1991 dance hit) |
| Single at a bar, perhaps |
| Brown powder |
| Brown powder |
| Costa ___ |
| Popular pops |
| Point a finger at |
| Fan fave |
| Kennel sound |
| Southern newspaper that William Faulkner once contributed to, with "The" |
| Prefix with beat or futurism |
| Toy dog from Tibet |
| Sport with Native American origins |
| Melodramatist |
| Kind of saxophone |
| Rapper for whom Harvard's Hip-Hop Fellowship is named |
| Get cozy |
| Cultivars known for their yellow flesh |
| "Excuse me" |
| Do some patching, say |
| Book after Joel |
| Compadre |
| Quantity that's tied to one's carbon footprint |
| Second way of viewing things, figuratively |
| Appear |
| What a solver might growl after catching on to this puzzle's theme? |
| Genre for the Mighty Mighty Bosstones |
| Mine find |
| Mother-of-pearl |
| Motorola smartphone |
| Flubs it |
| Not using profanity, as a comedian |
| "___ is easily deceived, because it is quick to hope": Aristotle |
| Central concept of philosopher Zhuangzi's teachings |
| Repeatedly comments (on) |
| The first one in The New York Times appeared in 1970 |
| Southwest desert plant |
| Dock |
| Classic comedy figure who sported a bowl cut |
| Certain warhead transport, in brief |
| Phoenix and Washington, e.g. |
| Low culture, disparagingly |
| Brass band sound |
| Showily deferential |
| Neaten |
| Clickable things |
| Prefix with -lithic |
| Lone Star State athlete |
| Certifier of music sales, for short |
| Apple devices run on it |
| "Along ___ spider ..." |
| Palm part |
| Easy two-pointer |
| ___-Seltzer |
| Not Ready for Prime Time Players show, for short |
| Where a zipper gets caught? |
| Put on |
| Popular hot-and-sour Thai dish |
| Some summer babies |
| To be: Lat. |
| Headgear for many an extreme athlete |
| Using intuition |
| Have |
| Syllables said with fingers in one's ears |
| Night sch. class |
| Thin, as a voice |
| Small screech, for example |
| Actress Birch |
| Green power option, informally |
| A scallop has up to 200 of these |
| Not so cold |
| Second place at a math competition? |
| Symbol of highness |
| Focus problem, for short |
| Joey of children's fiction |
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