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Opposite of a standing order? crossword clue
B E S E A T E D
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| New York Times crossword of February 14th, 2021 other clues |
| Kitchen brand with a palindromic name |
| Most feathery, as clouds |
| Start of a playground taunt |
| "Thong Song" singer, 2000 |
| What an article may come with? |
| Drain, as from soil |
| Fatsis who wrote "Word Freak" |
| Prefix with sexual |
| Prefix with sexual |
| Animals in a pod |
| Percussion instrument in a marching band |
| Stakes |
| Smell of a rosé |
| Call ___ night |
| Bench tool |
| Barrister's deg. |
| Drawn-out campaigns |
| Student's bonus points |
| When doubled, another name for dorado |
| Quibble |
| Some Ivy Leaguers |
| The ones over here |
| Sharp, in a way |
| ___ Fridays |
| In the capacity of |
| Born yesterday, so to speak |
| Comfy slip-on, in brief |
| Calm |
| Fleet org. |
| What an outstretched arm with an open palm can mean |
| Early tie |
| It means business |
| U.N. member since 1949: Abbr. |
| Group tour vehicle |
| Days of old |
| Notable point in geometry |
| Sci-fi publisher of "Ender's Game" and "The Wheel of Time" |
| ___ smear |
| Suffix with court or cash |
| Reduced |
| Poem piece |
| Glittery decoration |
| Nongendered, as language: Abbr. |
| Beau ___ |
| Playground comeback |
| Blade brand |
| Best Supporting Actor winner for "Dallas Buyer's Club" |
| Listing |
| A pretty capable sort |
| With 3-Down, one of the Avengers |
| Field-plowing duo |
| "L'chaim!" |
| Kind of dash |
| Narrow |
| Capital of Yemen |
| Anthem contraction |
| (a, b), e.g. |
| : |
| "___ ruled the world ..." |
| Word before and after "a" |
| Singer who founded Fenty Beauty |
| Suit perfectly |
| West Coast beer brand, in brief |
| Singer DiFranco |
| Rules out? |
| France from France |
| Turned on |
| Words after throwing a ball |
| Thurman of "Kill Bill" |
| Unbalance |
| Seasick sea serpent of old cartoons |
| Prefix with friendly |
| Few |
| What ponies express? |
| Popular beer brand, briefly |
| Ones with plenty of reservations |
| Build up |
| Word with sound or solar |
| "Do me this one favor ..." |
| They'll be mist |
| Packaging list |
| French vineyards |
| See 57-Across |
| Bank posting |
| Contrariwise |
| Place with robes and sweaters |
| Grams |
| Sui ___ |
| Prats |
| Subsequent versions |
| Instrument in "O! Susannah" |
| Super Bowl of 2022 |
| North African capital |
| Smell of a rose |
| Kind of modern office plan |
| Deli supply |
| Surveillance org. |
| Kind of symmetry |
| ___ cake (dim sum dish) |
| Especially |
| Greenish-brown |
| Guardian spirits |
| British tennis champ who invented the sweatband |
| Label for Otis Redding and Isaac Hayes |
| Latin king |
| Suffix with social |
| ___ impasse |
| Sea lion, for one |
| Sharp |
| "Wheel of Fortune" freebies |
| Soubise sauce is made from them |
| Eighth letter |
| Timid sort |
| A fine mesh this is! |
| Without a doubt |
| Debussy prelude inspired by a water sprite |
| Capital of French Polynesia |
| Caterer's container |
| Post production |
| Outcast |
| Out of focus |
| Surface anew, say |
| Indulgence |
| Show again |
| Some mattresses |
| Mango Madness and Go Bananas, for two |
| Ones initiating handoffs, for short |
| PX shopper |
| Turkish officers |
| "Town square for the global village of tomorrow," per Bill Gates |
| Small woodland songbird |
| Big name in bubbly |
| Jimmy of the Daily Planet |
| Exonerate |
| L.L. Bean competitor |
| Prime snorkeling spots |
| Like many stuffed animals |
| Medieval helmet |
| The Quran, for one |
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