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More protected by a tree's leaves crossword clue
S H A D I E R
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| New York Times crossword of January 6th, 2020 other clues |
| Leave empty |
| Fellow |
| One of 17-, 18-, 37-, 60- or 62-Across |
| Saudi ___ |
| Director Kazan |
| "Pick a card, ___ card" |
| JULY |
| MAY |
| Pistol, slangily |
| Upper-body garment that's not tucked in |
| Surfeit |
| Source of solar energy |
| Trap |
| Zipped ... or ripped |
| Like the waistband on underwear |
| ___ rule (typically) |
| The "p" of r.p.m. |
| Like driftwood or a has-been |
| Ill-tempered, as a baby |
| FEBRUARY |
| Rascal |
| Lessen |
| Gear tooth |
| Brain test, for short |
| The "A" in DNA |
| Beat poet Ginsberg |
| Fall behind |
| Post-W.W. II alliance |
| ___ Gorbachev, former first lady of the Soviet Union |
| Hi-___ monitor |
| APRIL |
| JUNE |
| Termite look-alike |
| Mark left by a whip |
| Be successful in the end |
| Director Spike |
| Breyer's competitor |
| Miserly |
| Spelling of a word that's not the usual: Abbr. |
| Salad green |
| Beach huts |
| Not much |
| Make a knot |
| Part of Manhattan where the United Nations is located |
| Actress Davis |
| Upstate New York city south of the Finger Lakes |
| Nephews' counterparts |
| Part of a cigarette rating |
| Runs, as a horse |
| Puts up with |
| Genre of the Edgar Awards |
| Actor's representative: Abbr. |
| Rough, as an 11-Across |
| Stitch |
| Phony |
| Home of Arizona State University |
| SAG-___ (Hollywood union) |
| Woodrow Wilson was the only U.S. president to have one |
| Not new |
| Noes' opposites |
| Alcoholic drink that's often flavored with fruit |
| Event ending in -gate |
| Illegal import from Colombia |
| Shake up |
| Airplane wing feature |
| Shell-less marine invertebrate |
| Unit of energy |
| Made, as an income |
| "With pleasure" |
| ___ Pérignon |
| Top 10s, e.g. |
| Hindu queen |
| Be in debt |
| "Let's ___!" (cry after grace) |
| Hog's home |
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