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Prefix that means "bad" crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of February 5th, 2024 other clues |
| U.F.O. crew, supposedly |
| Mimicked |
| Duck known for its soft down |
| Underwater divers' aids |
| Lowest numbered club for a golfer |
| Peach or beech |
| Smallest unit of life |
| Light bulb, in a comic strip |
| Soaks up some rays |
| Landing spot for Santa |
| Delta deposit |
| Itsy-bitsy |
| Weird Al Yankovic medley that features "Wannabe" by the Spice Girls |
| Influence through close contact |
| Moved smoothly |
| Bygone Japanese camera brand |
| Stones embedded in a crown |
| Maple product |
| Nanny : goat :: ___ : sheep |
| Commonly sprained joint |
| Can material |
| Dutch cheese |
| "Wanna take this outside?," e.g … or what are found four times in this puzzle's circled letters |
| "___ to Billie Joe" (1967 #1 hit) |
| Dipstick coating |
| "Don't text and drive" ad, e.g. |
| Campus building |
| Reason to say "Gesundheit!" |
| Can./U.S./Mex. treaty |
| Eagles and falcons |
| Passenger-screening org. |
| Labor Day's mo. |
| Submit, as homework |
| The "M" of G.M. |
| What's in style |
| Opposite of sinking |
| Light units |
| Pub projectile |
| "Frozen" queen |
| Surreptitiously give, as classified information |
| To boot |
| Famed fable writer |
| Taking by force |
| "Ta-___ Boom-de-ay" |
| Netlike fabric |
| Fool (with) |
| Cattle farmer's land |
| What "E" stands for in golf |
| Female pigs |
| Uno + due |
| Legally prohibit |
| Droop |
| Tie-breaking periods, for short |
| What it takes to tango |
| "OK, have it your way!" |
| What quill pens are dipped in |
| Sam-___ (Seuss character) |
| Greek theater |
| Robert ___, Paul Newman's co-star in "The Sting" |
| ___ Mahal |
| Many a G.I. |
| Deutschland denial |
| Show respect for |
| Reznor of Nine Inch Nails |
| Datum for a basketball point guard |
| Break bread |
| Rite Aid competitor |
| "When the moon hits your eye like a big ___, that's amore" (Dean Martin lyric) |
| Governed by fate |
| Red ink, so to speak |
| College email suffix |
| Meal on a blanket |
| Rocky Mountain ___ (state animal of Utah) |
| Politicians Gore and Franken |
| "You underestimate me!" |
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