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| New York Times crossword of December 15th, 2019 other clues |
| Sandwich with an apostrophe in its name |
| Last-minute eBay bidders |
| ___ Speaker |
| Family written about by Margaret Mitchell |
| Laureate |
| California city whose name translates to "the table" |
| Concise and to the point |
| Improvement |
| Desirous |
| Word with coin or ring |
| Enclosure for a slush pile, for short |
| Salsa and guacamole |
| Foe of the Jedi |
| Boor |
| This puzzle's subjects, by another name |
| Beats by ___ (audio brand) |
| For now |
| One of 24 |
| Group running a celeb's social media accounts, say |
| "My ___" |
| Fragrant item in a fireplace |
| Doorway |
| What violence might lead to |
| Political figure on whom Snowball is based in "Animal Farm" |
| Hitting close to home? |
| Pattern on a barber pole |
| Shade |
| Word before rip or slip |
| F.D.R.'s last veep |
| Boatload |
| Youngest animal in the Hundred Acre Wood |
| Daily cable show that's covered Hollywood since 1991 |
| Part of a parade float on New Year's Day |
| Send over the moon |
| Duties imposed |
| Airer of "Arrow" and "iZombie" |
| Party notifications sent with a click |
| Members of un monastère |
| "Well, golly!" |
| Maximally mannered |
| "None for me, thanks" |
| Brain, slangily |
| Cry just before the birthday guest arrives at a surprise party |
| Juniors, to their fathers |
| Tingling, in a way |
| Tousles, as hair |
| Muscat native |
| Bog growths |
| Bit of off-road equipment |
| Where Orange County is, in brief |
| Something with many variables to consider |
| Chow down on, biblically |
| Judea and Sheba, in the Bible |
| Warehouse stacks |
| Relating to theft on the high seas |
| Some South Africans |
| French schoolteacher |
| Interval known as "the devil in music" on account of its unsettling sound |
| Title role played by Hilary Swank in a 2009 biopic |
| "Alas ..." |
| Good thing to find on a boat |
| Agreeable response to a parental order |
| Can opener |
| Company that introduced Etch A Sketch |
| Takes the plate in place of |
| World of Warcraft enemies |
| "Boo-___!" |
| "Quiet, you!" |
| Admonishment before Christmas morning |
| Dutch banking giant |
| "___ supuesto!" (Spanish "Of course!") |
| Presidential time |
| Contributors to "the front page of the internet" |
| Welcome, as a guest |
| ___ tai |
| Tsps. or tbsps. |
| George W. Bush's nickname for himself, with "the" |
| Where to set your butts down |
| Pandemonium |
| ___ admin |
| Retro-cool music purchases |
| Producer of bills |
| When repeated, "Cheerio!" |
| The Jets, but not the Giants |
| Lead-in to long |
| Drink with a straw |
| Hatcher of "Lois & Clark" |
| Lawman at the O.K. Corral |
| In the slightest |
| What amber comes from |
| Cleaning up the mess, for short? |
| Texter's "ciao" |
| Certain bean or horse |
| "___ run!" |
| Levels |
| Provocative poster |
| Keeper of the books? |
| One who fixes flats? |
| One of Chaucer's pilgrims |
| Hot under the collar |
| Things students take |
| "Whither thou ___ ..." |
| Mischievous titter |
| Erupt |
| Fortune 500 category, informally |
| Most sinewy |
| Florist's cutting |
| Weather phenomenon whose double lights were said to represent this puzzle's subjects |
| Baseball double play, in slang ... or a hint to understanding the 12 Across answers that have circles |
| Like a "mwa-ha-ha" laugh |
| Freedom |
| Abbr. on a keyboard key |
| Derrière |
| India's smallest state |
| Orange Sesame Street monster |
| It's a start |
| Founder of the Ottoman Empire |
| "That's odd ..." |
| Chits inits. |
| Wet firecracker, e.g. |
| Genre akin to goth |
| ___ fly |
| Finish of three U.S. state names |
| Flash drive port |
| The big eau |
| Org. that began welcoming girls in 2019 |
| California's ___ National Forest |
| Wiped |
| Seasoning in a yellow-and-blue tin |
| Disgusting, quaintly |
| Picks, with "for" |
| Fig. watched by some dieters |
| Bit in a feedbag |
| Some fraternity row letters |
| G.R.E. administrator |
| Coastal inlet |
| "The pond": Abbr. |
| Here's the kicker! |
| Marks out |
| Its seeds whirl to the ground |
| Hit 2011 animated movie |
| Pusher of green eggs and ham |
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