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| New York Times crossword of December 20th, 2020 other clues |
| Currency of Thailand |
| Kiss |
| U.S. city just south of Timpanogos Cave National Monument |
| Minus |
| Something to shoot for |
| One who hasn't turned pro? |
| Strong adhesive |
| Indiana governor Holcomb |
| She debuted on March 9, 1959, in a black-and-white striped swimsuit |
| Virtual pet simulation game that won an Ig Nobel prize for its Japanese creators |
| [Grrr!] |
| Glenn Miller classic |
| Purchases on 14 de febrero |
| Major talent grp. representing athletes and entertainers |
| Outpourings |
| Overplays, with "up" |
| Toy that was originally called "L'Écran Magique" ("The Magic Screen") |
| "Lost ___ is never found again": Benjamin Franklin |
| Natl. Humor Month |
| Mild, light-colored cigar |
| Things found in wandering souls? |
| Rhodes of the Rhodes scholarship |
| Photo finishes |
| U.S./U.K. divider: Abbr. |
| Loyally following |
| Flag carrier with an alphabetically ordered name |
| Trim |
| Game that got a big boost when Johnny Carson demonstrated it with Eva Gabor on "The Tonight Show" |
| Showy shrub |
| Schlepped |
| City in north-central Florida |
| Writer Arthur Conan ___ |
| Umpteen |
| Day to play with new toys |
| Food ___ (Thanksgiving feeling) |
| Like subway walls, often |
| Final authority |
| William ___, founder of Investor's Business Daily |
| ___ area, part of the brain linked to speech production |
| Toy that was derived from a wallpaper cleaner |
| "I'm here to help" |
| Contented sigh |
| Phillies div. |
| ___ treatment |
| Harlem attraction, with "the" |
| Golf great Sam |
| Place for torn-off wrapping paper |
| Combined |
| Right away |
| Toy with 18 spoken phrases, including "I love you" and "May I have a cookie?" |
| Investment firm T. ___ Price |
| A halogen-containing salt |
| ___-Locka, Fla. |
| "My luck has to change at some point" |
| Politician parodied by Dana Carvey on 1990s "S.N.L." |
| Performed a Latin ballroom dance |
| Puzzle toy solved in a record 3.47 seconds in 2018 |
| Toy that astronauts brought to space to secure tools in zero gravity |
| Goes off |
| Grannies |
| Not on solid ground, say |
| Piece in the game go |
| Strong criticism |
| Chichi |
| Spring event |
| Rigging pole |
| Longest-serving Israeli prime minister, familiarly |
| Driver around Hollywood |
| "And, touching ___, make blessed my rude hand": Romeo |
| Small snare drums |
| Inaccurate information |
| Game with red and yellow cards |
| 1904 World's Fair city: Abbr. |
| Flint is a form of it |
| Moonfish |
| Sacking site in A.D. 410 |
| Physical, e.g. |
| "Holy cow!" |
| Appointment that may be hard to change |
| Curve |
| Dr. Fauci's agcy. |
| Poli ___ |
| Premiere arrival |
| Classic comics teen with good manners |
| They can elevate art |
| Alley ___ |
| Org. with boosters |
| The beginning, in an idiom |
| By the end of 1996, one million of this toy was sold in a shopping frenzy |
| "South Pacific" hero |
| 2014 film directed by Ava DuVernay |
| Goes after |
| Simian world |
| First toy to be advertised on TV |
| Open hostilities |
| St. Patrick's home |
| See the sights |
| Feed lines to |
| Its box once read "A sweet little game for sweet little folks" |
| Toy that sold more cars in America in 1991 than the Honda Accord or Ford Taurus |
| Promoting peace |
| Actress Taylor of "Mystic Pizza" |
| "That was Zen, this is ___" (philosophy pun) |
| Smart |
| "The Tempest" king |
| Cleanliness fixation, e.g., in brief |
| Brit. military award |
| Little bits |
| Reason for glasses |
| Singer with a self-titled #1 album in 2002 |
| Be less than ambitious |
| Subj. for some aspiring bilinguals |
| Sierra ___ |
| Operatic villains, often |
| Totaled |
| Legal assistant, briefly |
| Future J.D.'s hurdle |
| Not just available online |
| Biblical ending |
| Soon |
| With some downside |
| Shot from a doc |
| Statement of resistance |
| Big name in small planes |
| Took care of a tabby, say |
| Counters |
| Tik___ (app) |
| Ballpark figures |
| Lasting impression |
| Give up (on) |
| Shopping site with a "Toys" section |
| Straddling |
| Sight from the Sicilian town of Taormina |
| Textile worker |
| One whistling while working in the Garden? |
| Address with dots |
| Swimsuit part |
| Suffix suggested by the wiggling of one's hand |
| Calf-eteria? |
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