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Plants also known as ladies' fingers crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of July 4th, 2018 other clues |
| Still-life object |
| Pac-12 athlete |
| Handle |
| Hanoi holiday |
| Stout, maybe |
| Peace sign |
| Apropos |
| Away from the wind |
| Hillary Clinton's maiden name |
| Subject of early genetic study |
| Blue expanse |
| Identifications on left-hand pages, traditionally [the Bible] |
| Ran gracefully |
| Bring out of the closet? |
| Indian state that exports tea |
| Subways |
| Remote things? |
| Annual greeting ... or a hint to the ends of 17-, 26-, 39- and 48-Across |
| Summer refresher |
| Bruce or son Brandon |
| Interterminal transport |
| Renée Fleming performance |
| Tennis great Ivanisevic |
| Bygone anesthetic |
| John or son Julian |
| Scoffing look |
| Trade blows |
| Come to fruition |
| Kids' road trip game |
| Dense megalopolis that includes Hong Kong, Macau and Guangzhou [Greek alphabet] |
| Setting for a popular show [dimensions] |
| Tremendous piece of work |
| County prosecutors, for short |
| Letter before Peter in a phonetic alphabet |
| Shock dispenser |
| Destroy, as an opponent |
| Cousin of an épée |
| Like some vin |
| Device sold with earbuds |
| Showstopper, literally |
| Trite |
| Cut, as ties |
| Macbeth's Scottish burial isle |
| Wood in some closets |
| Didn't leave after everyone else left |
| Singer with the 2017 Album of the Year '24K Magic' [planets] |
| 'Money ___ object' |
| Male swan |
| Word with press or mess |
| Dirty, as tricks |
| Small protuberance |
| Massachusetts' Cape ___ |
| World champion, e.g |
| Food item ordered at a bar |
| Small, medium or large: Abbr |
| 'It's not my first ___' |
| Motrin alternative |
| Something a bug might produce |
| ___ voce (without dissent) |
| '___ be surprised' |
| 'Oh, hogwash!' |
| Netflix transmission |
| Gobs |
| Something one might do after an embarrassing loss |
| ___-K |
| Goddess who captured Orion, in Greek myth |
| Notwithstanding |
| Speechless, perhaps |
| Govt. debt instrument |
| 'Stop! You'll be sorry!' |
| Opposite of paleo- |
| Spoke like Gollum in 'The Lord of the Rings' |
| Grade sch. class |
| Out of whack |
| Still-life object |
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