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Number of countries whose names both start and end with "A" crossword clue
N I N E
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| New York Times crossword of January 31st, 2025 other clues |
| Many job fair attendees: Abbr. |
| "We're done, folks!" |
| Draws from |
| One with sound judgment? |
| God for whom Wednesday is named |
| Capsules that can track health info |
| "Truth is …" |
| Alpine crooner |
| "Ich bin ___ Berliner" |
| Went out for a bit |
| Animal resting place |
| Like a basketball court's three-point line |
| Short-distance driver |
| Scolding word |
| Tells on, with "out" |
| Useful acquaintances |
| Big acronym in purifying filters |
| "Yo te ___" |
| Hinduism's "king of fruits" |
| Permit to pass |
| Pool and darts, often |
| Cruz known as the "Queen of Salsa" |
| Emmy-winning actress Edebiri of "The Bear" |
| 1940s Chinese revolutionaries |
| He's taken! |
| Way |
| "Seems fishy to me" |
| Qualified |
| Focus group? |
| A buck or two |
| Listless look |
| Wanders around a terminal, for short? |
| Insensitive to human feeling |
| Air play? |
| Public relations pro, informally |
| Tried a bit of |
| "The most engaging cowardice," per Robert Frost |
| Not much hair cream |
| It goes bald over time |
| "Deal with it!" |
| Select |
| Stable call |
| Rankle, with "up" |
| Tell-___ (exposing accounts) |
| Persistent interrupter, say |
| Some causes for blessings |
| Was second to none |
| Hairstyle for Violet in "Peanuts" |
| It's followed by an extra point |
| "You lost! Pay up!" |
| Wars of words? |
| Time for action |
| Palestinian, e.g. |
| Bougainvillea, for one |
| Feature of many hospital roofs |
| Request following some failed attempts |
| Tiny shape-shifters |
| Passionate, domineering sort, it's said |
| Deep red |
| "What's stopping us?" |
| Hermann ___, champion skier known as "The Herminator" |
| Princess twin of He-Man |
| Cat's scan? |
| Actor DeVine of "Pitch Perfect" |
| Easy win |
| One might be full of tears |
| Woman's name that becomes another woman's name if you interchange its second and fourth letters |
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