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New York Times crossword of September 12th, 2021 other clues
"See ya"
Group dance popularized in the U.S. by Desi Arnaz
77-Down is on the most collected one in U.S. history
Epiphany
Voice actor Blanc
Show with over 1,000 handwritten cue cards each week, for short
City hazard
"My word!"
Pol in the "I am once again asking ..." meme
City whose police cars are adorned with a witch logo
Card game with a PG-rated name
Boring
Purse
High degree
Not at all popular
Messes up
x, y and z
Chaotic skirmish
Fragrant compound
Saturn has more than 80 of them
Golf course machine
He performed 636 consecutive sold-out shows in Vegas from 1969 to '76
Burn prevention meas.
The future Henry V, to Falstaff
Fight tooth and nail
One who consumes a ritual meal to absolve the souls of the dead
Bits on book jackets
Roc-A-___ Records
Part of U.C.L.A.
Fashion designer Geoffrey
Farm female
"___ Gone Wrong" (2021 film)
Phenomenon such as the tendency to see human forms in inanimate objects
Word with level or lion
"Music's most maligned genre," per critic Tom Connick
Smoking and swearing, e.g.
Fits together
"Everything happened so fast!"
Tilt-a-Whirl, e.g.
"Sorry, Charlie!"
Jump over
Singer/drummer Collins
Incredible bargains
Syracuse Mets and Worcester Red Sox, for two
Cell component
Pal, in Peru
Put one's nose where it doesn't belong
Savory Chinese snacks
Any of the groupings of circled letters in this puzzle
Have a good cry
They await your return, in brief
Gin product
One arm held up with bent elbow and wrist, in a children's song
Puts pressure (on)
"Einstein," sarcastically
Sword handles
Rey, to Luke Skywalker
___ Games, company behind Fortnite
What "vey" of "Oy, vey!" translates to
It's often left on the table
How Alaska ranks first among the states
Without stopping
Rounded quarters
Information, old-style
Fail to mention
Org. that flew a helicopter on Mars in 2021
Resolves out of court
School
"... said ___ ever"
Suggestions
Eastern cicada killers, e.g.
Bacteria destroyer
Plant said to repel bugs
No-longer-current source for current events
Quarter ___ (when the big hand is at three)
Arises (from)
What can make men swear from menswear?
Like the Minotaur legend
___ Ryerson, insurance salesman in "Groundhog Day"
Domino, e.g.
Martinez with a statue outside the Seattle Mariners' stadium
University of Oregon site
Makes less powerful, in video game slang
Domino, e.g.
French port on the English Channel
"To ..." things
How to see the image formed by this puzzle's circled letters
Dino's tail?
Hot, mulled punch traditionally drunk around Christmas
Muse of love poetry
French pronoun
What's formed by the circled letters in this puzzle
Brunch beverage
One of the brothers on "Malcolm in the Middle"
Ancient land in Asia Minor
"We're live!" studio sign
Room in Clue
Cause of undue anxiety
Carpenter's wedge
Digs up
"Midsommar" director Aster
Title for Tussaud: Abbr.
Table part
One of two in a jack-o'-lantern?
Where charity begins, in a phrase
"___ 17" (W.W. II film)
Munch, in modern slang
Hogwash
It may be smoked
It may run from an emotional situation
[Mwah!]
Departed by plane
Green vehicle
Frank
Give zero stars
Duke's org.
Pasta topper
Ne'er-do-wells
Like the dog days of summer
E.R. inserts
Acrobatic
Die like the Wicked Witch of the West
By birth
Make restitution
Faint color
"Take me ___"
Does gentle stretching post-exercise, with "down"
Amp knob
Approaches
Where the lacrimal glands can be found
Pasta topper
Pump some weights
Not exactly
Vaccine-approving agcy.
They come with bouquets
Away
"___ put our heads together ..."
"___ pass Go ..."
Leading medal winner at the Tokyo Olympics
Forman who directed "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest"
Farm refrain
Weight of a paper clip, roughly
Ancient: Prefix
Soul-seller of legend
Half-baked?
Duck and goose, at times

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