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| New York Times crossword of May 5th, 2019 other clues |
| Measure of a stone |
| Purchase of proof? |
| Takes up a lot of space |
| "Don't cry for me" singer |
| Enchant |
| Mine transport |
| Scratch paper? |
| Hangs around |
| Most stylish |
| 2013 film whose lead actress is never seen |
| Liquid paper? |
| Acted as |
| What Oberon orbits |
| Relay closer |
| Construction paper? |
| Bugs from the underworld |
| Jane Austen heroine |
| Grp. that usually meets in the evening |
| Veiled criticism, in slang |
| Fly paper? |
| Assn. |
| That stinks! |
| Mormon Church, for short |
| Spreads in the kitchen |
| Hyundai model |
| Horror director Roth |
| K-12 |
| Broadway's Cariou |
| Periods of note |
| Pop group whose name derives from the initials of its members' first names |
| Wax paper? |
| Note paper? |
| Bygone auto whose name sounds like a command |
| "I want details!" |
| 506, in old Rome |
| Trade jabs (with) |
| Ending with body or spy |
| Expresses exasperation toward |
| Some trumpeters |
| Size above med. |
| Bygone sitcom set around Houston |
| La-la lead-in |
| Position paper? |
| Competitor of Reach |
| Settings for some TV dramas, for short |
| First place? |
| Prophet who inveighed against the "sins of Israel" |
| Wall paper? |
| Segue to the next part of a story |
| Contribute |
| Warhol subject |
| Term paper? |
| Exclamation that's usually doubled |
| Doggy treat |
| The least little bit |
| Crepe paper? |
| Terrapin catcher |
| Humanitarian operation |
| Trap at a ski lodge, perhaps |
| Wound |
| Chilean catch |
| Bridge positions |
| Hanna-Barbera collectibles |
| Profess |
| Singer Ora with three solo #1 hits in Britain |
| Abbr. on an envelope |
| Class one might take for kicks? |
| Deep hole |
| Baltic dweller |
| It helped bring dinos to life in "Jurassic Park" |
| "That's a good burn!" |
| Take a walk on the wild side? |
| John ___, three-time Gold Glove first baseman |
| Authorize to |
| Craft created on a board with nails |
| Rules of engagement? |
| "The Ten Commandments" villain |
| Human rights lawyer Clooney |
| Depression follower, for short |
| Office PC connections |
| Routine: Abbr. |
| Body part whose name contains another body part |
| Deliberate and unprovoked |
| Grave letters |
| Unhurried walker |
| Noggin |
| Drum kit component |
| Half a laugh? |
| "Shoo!" |
| Ones making calls, informally |
| "___ Pepper ..." (classic soda jingle) |
| Eye surgeon's tool |
| Pi + 1? |
| Debuted to great acclaim |
| Talent show that jumped networks, familiarly |
| Actress Polo |
| Volunteer's offer |
| Grant factor, sometimes |
| Symbol in many a URL |
| Harsh |
| Neutral color |
| SALT subject, for short |
| Marker, informally |
| Inventor Howe |
| Part of an after-school lineup |
| Some N.F.L. linemen: Abbr. |
| App annoyances |
| Actress Findley |
| Welsh "John" |
| "What she said" |
| El Greco, e.g. |
| Symbol of strength |
| Critter that likes to lie in the sun |
| Prefix with -naut |
| Immigrant's desire |
| Really busy doing |
| Modern education acronym |
| Clothing symbol for a graduate of Oxford or Cambridge |
| Exclusively |
| Running around |
| Sexy |
| Portable place to sleep |
| Take a load off |
| Relative of a Vandyke |
| Family name on "The Dick Van Dyke Show" |
| "Do the Right Thing" pizzeria |
| Butcher's stock |
| Portable places to sleep |
| "Movin' ___" ("The Jeffersons" theme) |
| Old Roman autocrat |
| One of the Jacksons |
| Hospital fluids |
| Former "Meet the Press" host Marvin |
| Often-pantomimed hit song of the 1970s |
| "Cheers" actor Roger |
| Soldier's assignment |
| Tush |
| Some undergrad degs. |
| Soul from Seoul? |
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