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N.Y.C. neighborhood in which the first pizzeria in the United States was opened (1905) crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of July 13th, 2024 other clues |
| In ___ (completely) |
| Where "music and passion were always the fashion," in song |
| Frustrating players in Go Fish |
| Some Depression-era public art |
| Fanfare |
| "We've been had!" |
| Author whose given name was Alan Alexander |
| Fertilizer compounds |
| Olympian Sebastian |
| Mire |
| Broadway honor |
| Debut feature for DreamWorks Animation |
| Fling |
| First Muslim actor to win an Academy Award |
| "Fat chance!" |
| Alley oops? |
| Slips |
| About |
| Serving dishes? |
| Org. whose members work to get tips? |
| Strictly adhere (to) |
| Indie rock's Tame ___ |
| "Oh, why not!" |
| Traffic hang-up |
| Twisted Sister's genre |
| Hint |
| Notoriety |
| Parts of jazz combos |
| Take-out order? |
| Gave a bit of Halloween "decoration," for short |
| Engine type |
| Word often in parentheses on a form |
| Sample offer |
| Michael K. Williams's role on "The Wire" |
| Iraklion is its capital |
| Like some cereal |
| Good thing |
| Shakespearean killer |
| Certain consumer protections |
| In a very unfriendly way |
| Not taking half-measures |
| Sought for help, say |
| Place |
| Jet pack, for short? |
| Desire for a picnic |
| Veil material |
| Nickname for hoops great Isiah Thomas |
| Doesn't go any farther |
| Wake-up calls |
| Tibetan ethnic group |
| Prince Harry's real first name |
| Musical Dua |
| "Sorry, that's enough out of me" |
| Learned, perhaps |
| Dried (off) |
| Kernels |
| ___ vincit amor |
| Company with a "Bra-llelujah!" line |
| Someone who knows the drill, informally? |
| Sam of "Jurassic Park" |
| Support in a dance studio |
| Expression of lamentation |
| Home of the Peabody Museum of Natural History |
| 30-day mo. |
| Swept under the rug, say |
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