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| New York Times crossword of February 16th, 2024 other clues |
| Deciding contest |
| Musical whose preshow warning about cellphone use says that knights "may drag you onstage and impale you" |
| God on a mission? |
| Cry after a windfall |
| Louisiana ___, religion with West African roots |
| Bit of gear for gliding |
| Personal struggles personified |
| ___ Carter, most-recorded jazz bassist in history |
| Critics' picks, informally |
| Eldest daughter of Oceanus and mother of Nike |
| Source of milk for Manchego cheese |
| Comme ci, comme ça |
| European airline that was nationalized from 1944 to 2001 |
| Boston Harbor detritus, once |
| Cartoonist Groening |
| Hands and feet |
| Trancelike state during a monotonous drive |
| Northern hemisphere? |
| Antivenoms, e.g. |
| World's rarest goose |
| Symbol found in Pac-Man and on slot machines |
| Going ___ |
| Rode the bench |
| First, and so far only, chimpanzee to orbit Earth |
| Its tributaries have colorful names |
| Cry from Homer |
| "I want to, but really I shouldn't ..." |
| [Violin emoji] |
| Stand-up person? |
| "You did great!" |
| Moving company? |
| Suboptimal ending |
| Name on an envelope |
| Sitarist Shankar |
| Informed of |
| Time to draw? |
| "Getting ___ is no problem. You just have to live long enough": Groucho Marx |
| Jardín contents |
| Post-Thanksgiving meal drowsiness, familiarly |
| Compete in a freestyle, e.g. |
| Cowboy Bill |
| Coy response to a compliment |
| Casually chic updo |
| Original tablet holder |
| Makeup artist? |
| Prefix with -genarian |
| Storyteller's transition |
| Bacon bits |
| Code of conduct |
| Carefully consider |
| Boston College athlete |
| Check box in a survey |
| Stands |
| 1986 rock autobiography |
| Selling point |
| Prop (up) |
| Cruel ruler |
| Spent |
| Ones in a waiting room |
| Drink brand that sounds like a shout |
| Novelist Leonard |
| Act bullish? |
| Printer brand |
| Slips into |
| Where Life Savers and pop-top cans were both invented |
| Howard or Spelman: Abbr. |
| Hit, in a way |
| Fall sound |
| Brood |
| It's got a big mouth |
| "Jingle Bells" contraction |
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