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No. at the end of a telephone no. crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of August 13th, 2022 other clues |
| Buff, and then some |
| Touching |
| Classic 1983 song that begins "Hate New York City …" |
| Gaming device with a sensor |
| Pursued, as one's hunch |
| [strokes chin] |
| Scathing |
| Carrey or Croce |
| Follower of four or six but not three or five |
| Widely awarded Ward |
| Digs deeply |
| Lead-in to ware |
| Good name for a librarian? |
| Hawaii's ___ Palace |
| H.S. class with ein Lehrer |
| "Brave New World" drug |
| "Man, you gotta be kidding!" |
| Pieces of some pies |
| Bottom of a pit? |
| Leaves totally drained of energy? |
| Yiddish fools |
| Fool |
| "Antiques Roadshow" airer |
| Parts of arrows |
| Field of divination |
| ___ American Heritage Month (April observance) |
| It used to be yours |
| What runs about a meter? |
| Desert quality |
| Stephen King novella on which "Stand by Me" is based |
| Pilot with a nonhuman co-pilot |
| Subordinate clause? |
| Person's name that's amusingly appropriate, like Usain Bolt or William Wordsworth |
| Battle stat |
| Stingy sort |
| Smoker's query |
| Mean dude? |
| Some "Narcos" characters, in brief |
| Hawaii's ___ Stadium |
| Mum's mum |
| Spinning |
| "Patience …" |
| Intent |
| Words that incite a chase |
| They might be powdered or stuffed |
| Up a lot? |
| Lilliputian |
| Bong ___-ho, Oscar winner for "Parasite" |
| Where spring might be just around the corner? |
| Cameron of Hollywood |
| Certain resort transport |
| Volcano named after a god of darkness |
| "Sadly, it's true" |
| Fools |
| Like those who refuse to be organized |
| ___ control |
| How couples elope |
| Like a virtuoso |
| Going by, in brief |
| Southern fast-food chain with "Zalads" and "Zappetizers" |
| Ground round |
| 16th-century pioneer in astronomy |
| Some winds, informally |
| Band |
| Salad base choice |
| Leave a small tip |
| Bit of sweet talk |
| "So |
| Hebrew for "day" |
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