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One in a nursery rhyme pocketful crossword clue
P O S Y
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| New York Times crossword of November 5th, 2022 other clues |
| Skip or Reverse |
| Dole Plantation, e.g. |
| Game where It always counts |
| Eminem track with the Guinness World Record for "most words in a hit single" |
| Washington hub that's a portmanteau of two cities |
| Shot only you can take |
| "Peas" or "golf balls" |
| Apple product |
| Creative works with net proceeds? |
| Food item often accompanied by tzatziki |
| Word before or after "first" |
| Ochlocracy |
| "You know what you did!" |
| Average American, allusively |
| Press secretary's asset, informally |
| "We did it!" |
| Scam |
| Gadget that might be disguised as something else |
| Alternatives to baskets |
| A bad one is your fault |
| Designer Wang |
| Race winner's prize |
| Nice place to read or watch TV |
| Ring call, for short |
| Many a Zoroastrian |
| Romps |
| This clue's answer might contain more than seven letters |
| Bad |
| Gave a hard time |
| Fusses |
| Met for a few hours in the evening? |
| Makers of Deep Blue, the first computer to beat a world chess champion under tournament conditions |
| Famous game-saving 1954 World Series play by Willie Mays |
| Potato chips, in Britain |
| Clog |
| Figures in "Knives Out" and "The Maltese Falcon" |
| Peter Pettigrew's Animagus, in the Harry Potter books |
| ___ space |
| Keeping one's thoughts to oneself, say |
| One who's a charmer, maybe |
| Traditional Polynesian beverage that numbs the mouth |
| Brined white cheeses |
| "The White House" vis-à-vis the executive branch of government, e.g. |
| Raise people's spirits? |
| Cardamom-containing coffeehouse creation |
| It might be dry or biting |
| Long account |
| Location of a daith piercing |
| Oozed |
| In an agitated state |
| Phrase that's often contracted … or suffix for something contracted |
| At ease |
| Unsalted, perhaps |
| "The beginning and end of all music," per Max Reger |
| ___ Cherry, singer with the 1988 hit "Buffalo Stance" |
| Mad about |
| Shared values |
| Humblebrag, of a sort |
| September/October zodiac symbol |
| Agreed |
| Order against disclosure |
| Amanuenses |
| Part of a 45-Across |
| Bad |
| Marvel Comics character played multiple times in film by Ian McKellen |
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