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Projecting front crossword clue
P R O W
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| New York Times crossword of August 19th, 2022 other clues |
| Former British colony whose national flag includes the Union Jack |
| It might slowly grow on you |
| Be hot and bothered |
| Freshly |
| Like Venus vis-à-vis Serena Williams |
| Part of YOLO |
| Putdown to a klutz, in dated slang |
| They're open to change |
| From which we get "Hakuna matata" |
| Politician's platform |
| Drags |
| The drinks are on me! |
| Maximally neat |
| Opera daughter of Amonasro |
| Green sort |
| Shot |
| Selfish demand |
| Part of a cup |
| Sea that's fed by the Jordan River |
| Big name in sandals |
| One in a state of disbelief |
| Bigwig in the admissions dept.? |
| Like some enemies |
| Devil-may-care |
| Member of high society? |
| He wrote "All good things are wild and free" |
| "Let me be frank …" |
| Writer who founded Objectivism |
| Striped cat |
| Author of the six-book poem "Fasti" |
| They move around in orbits |
| Knocks dead |
| Like casting Michael Keaton in "Birdman" as an actor who used to play a superhero |
| Unfading |
| Flying |
| What makes you question everything you know? |
| Literally, "sulfur island" |
| See 25-Down |
| Eugene O'Neill's "Desire Under the ___" |
| Big scene |
| Races, in a way |
| Acted sketchy? |
| Shelter from attack |
| As opposed to |
| Runs up and down? |
| Like policies prohibited by Title IX |
| Leave stunned, in a way |
| Go for a bite, say |
| Be up |
| With 5-Down, Nobel Prize-winning pioneer in atomic theory |
| Ill-suited |
| Dwarf planet between Mars and Jupiter |
| Dawn |
| Jazz great Evans |
| Central part of town: Abbr. |
| It's not your fault |
| "Oh, just stop!" |
| Something to shoot for |
| Kicking and screaming, often |
| Russian ___ (iconic restaurant near New York's Central Park) |
| Have a target |
| Involving a give-and-take |
| Scorcher |
| Many fire dept. members, by training |
| Mideast capital |
| Big purveyor of frozen desserts |
| Cries for attention |
| Certification letters |
| L.A. and N.Y.C. are each represented in it twice |
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