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| New York Times crossword of June 1st, 2022 other clues |
| "Damn right!" |
| What a lizard's tail can do |
| Word with snow or bank |
| Holiday trio, with "the" |
| Mark in the World Golf Hall of Fame |
| Kerfuffle |
| Info typically not found in the Yellow Pages |
| Become one |
| Like produce in the produce aisle, often |
| Washington post? |
| Surreptitiously say "26-Across," say |
| See 23-Across |
| Railroad stops: Abbr. |
| Creative activity for grade schoolers |
| Neighbor of Sudan |
| Aspect |
| "Back to the Future" actress Thompson |
| Can type |
| Instinctive behavior for a mother-to-be |
| Arafat's grp. |
| Writer Gay |
| Tiny salamanders |
| Reason to sleep with a night light |
| Spell-offs |
| Org. in "The Bourne Identity" |
| Positions |
| Full of noxious vapors |
| Pop singer Simpson |
| "Catch-22" character |
| Prized possessions for numismatists |
| Prefix with century or sentence |
| Just one little bite |
| David Ortiz had 1,768 of them, for short |
| Jerk |
| Unknown people, in slang |
| Not yet completed |
| Digital clock toggle |
| When doubled, seafood burger choice |
| Some causes of stubbornness |
| Switch maker |
| Sonata finale, often |
| Little treasure |
| Broccoli ___ |
| City near Provo Bay |
| Vintage military planes |
| Rescue tool at a crash site |
| Lines that lift |
| Main section of text |
| Some reef dwellers |
| Mathematician Lovelace |
| Rice dish infused with saffron |
| Neighbor of Ire. |
| ___ life |
| The Hanged Man and The Chariot, for two |
| Scandinavian-inspired shoe brand |
| Language spoken in the Canadian Prairies |
| Farmer's market sights |
| Droops |
| Guitar clamp |
| Shoulder's place |
| Early vehicle that could take up to 30 minutes to start |
| One might be graphic |
| Screw up |
| What's-___-name |
| "Yours truly" alternative |
| Assails, with "into" |
| Place to see a Matisse in N.Y.C. |
| Biometric scan identifier, maybe |
| Smidge |
| Rap's Wu-Tang ___ |
| Gray wolf |
| Children's author Blyton |
| Italian for "it" |
| Psilocybin alternative, for short |
| W.W. II zone: Abbr. |
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