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"Moonbeam," for a flashlight, e.g. crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of July 22nd, 2020 other clues |
| People are protected when they're in it |
| Aide: Abbr. |
| Man of the cloth? |
| Rich dessert |
| Some sorority chapters |
| Yemen's capital |
| Start |
| Cops, in slang |
| One leading the faithful in prayer |
| Some creases on the face |
| Photo blowup: Abbr. |
| Start, as a meal |
| Univ. paper graders, maybe |
| Ghostly shade |
| Like some TV screens, for short |
| Who sings "Let It Go" in "Frozen" |
| Aid in some makeshift repairs |
| Cause of a limp, maybe |
| Mixture |
| Some rushers, in football |
| "Dagnabbit!" |
| Greek peak southeast of Olympus |
| Bits of forensic evidence |
| Start of a German count |
| WSJ competitor |
| Shopping ___ |
| Louvre Pyramid architect |
| Rocker Bon Jovi |
| Bob Feller and Nolan Ryan each pitched 12 of these |
| For whom "time and tide wait," in a saying |
| Taraji P. ___, star of "Hidden Figures" |
| Pagoda instrument |
| Per diem payments, e.g. |
| Flummoxed |
| Compound containing an NH2 group, informally |
| Like the monsoon season |
| "Me? Uh-uh!" |
| Crept quietly |
| Castigate |
| Apartment restriction |
| Humerus attachment |
| Onetime Nissan S.U.V. |
| Spanish for "how" |
| Shirts and blouses |
| Ivan or Peter, e.g. |
| Java, for one: Abbr. |
| Overly hasty |
| "Shut ... UP!," in a text |
| "Given that ..." |
| Reebok competitor |
| Six-time All-Star for the Arizona Diamondbacks (2013-18) |
| Pay (up) |
| Word with twist or tongue |
| Yule quaff |
| Leave in |
| Some hosp. workers |
| B+, e.g. |
| Muscat resident |
| Circe turned Odysseus' men into these, in the "Odyssey" |
| Part of many a three-day weekend: Abbr. |
| "Little" fellow of old comics |
| Spike in movie rentals? |
| Asked earnestly |
| Part of a wineglass |
| Kingdom of horsemen in "The Lord of the Rings" |
| "Are you as jazzed as I am?" |
| Alley ___ |
| "Enough already!" |
| Org. that supported the Lovings in Loving v. Virginia |
| Class for baseball's Albuquerque Isotopes |
| ___ War (1899-1902) |
| ___ Records (British label) |
| Accumulated, with "up" |
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