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Private eye, in old slang crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of May 22nd, 2024 other clues |
| Language from which we get "shampoo" |
| Story that starts with the end? |
| "Let There Be Rock" band, 1977 |
| A Philly cheesesteak comes "wit" or "witout" it |
| Umpteen's antithesis |
| Nile queen, familiarly |
| Coeur d'___, city on Idaho's panhandle |
| Carbonated fountain drinks that contain neither … |
| Derby entrant |
| Kind of "quotes" |
| Up to this point |
| Unusual meat courses that are neither … |
| Bub |
| Two past "cue" |
| Response to "Who's ready?" |
| Where total revenue is listed on a financial report |
| Some smallish batteries |
| Word in an advertiser's starburst |
| Celebratory occasions for founders to ring the N.Y.S.E. bell, for short |
| What 18-, 23-, 49- and 56-Across could be called |
| Cube creator ___ Rubik |
| StubHub purchases, informally |
| Brian who composed the original start-up sound for Windows 95 |
| Clunkers |
| TV actor who was once a bodyguard (charging $10k/day) |
| Me, in Marseilles |
| Navajo neighbor |
| Woodwind instrument that is neither … |
| Longtime bridge columnist Charles |
| France's ___-en-Provence |
| Roof parts |
| Breakfast cereal that contains neither … |
| Feudal lord |
| Dublin's land, to Dubliners |
| Fairy tale monster |
| Currently happening |
| Lengthy construction project, per a saying? |
| Intersect |
| Reformer Horace and writer Thomas |
| Like fervent fans at the Kentucky Derby, punnily enough |
| Typical holiday visitors |
| Wife's sister's daughters, e.g. |
| This guy gets it! |
| Like the property cited in Newton's first law |
| Difficult kind of push-up |
| Humphrey of old Hollywood, to fans |
| They don't appreciate well |
| Top four of 52 |
| Quaint item for smoking |
| Comportment |
| Are cheaper |
| Grating voice quality |
| Like our standard number system |
| Mood killers |
| Luxurious ride |
| "Peek-___!" |
| Get rid of |
| Computer program that fixes other computer programs |
| Handel's "Messiah," for one |
| Often-deodorized area |
| Overestimate, say |
| Fleeing like a fugitive |
| State bird of Hawaii |
| D.J.'s performance |
| Progressive advocacy group for public policy |
| First state to conduct all of its elections by mail |
| Atlas close-ups |
| Petrol unit |
| Port city in northern Israel |
| Fencer's weapon |
| ___ de plume |
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