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Protagonist's pride, often crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of March 10th, 2023 other clues |
| Rather |
| "Man, oh, man!" |
| Pantsless Disney character |
| Skedaddle unexpectedly |
| It has a higher population of pigs than people |
| Beginning of a large amount of work |
| "___ Vidi Vicious" (critically acclaimed 2000 album by the Hives) |
| High on marijuana, in slang |
| "The salt of conversation, not the food," per William Hazlitt |
| Speedo-like |
| Big little role in the Marvel Universe |
| Tolkien's Sauron, for one |
| Salt component |
| Actress Lindsay |
| Pronounced |
| When "NCIS" has aired for most of its run: Abbr. |
| Firm support for a mom-to-be |
| ___ Highness |
| Out of control |
| One who may wear a badge |
| Schooner filler |
| Plays favorites, perhaps |
| Clears |
| Goddess who helped Perseus defeat Medusa |
| "Better Call Saul" character ___ Fring |
| Community spirit |
| 1 on a scale of 1 to 5, maybe |
| Vehicle whose name may or may not be derived from the phrase "just enough essential parts" |
| Reclines |
| Citrus drink since 1979 |
| Seconds |
| Toy brick figurine |
| Lacking width and depth, for short |
| Some days reserved for wellness |
| A bad joke might land with one |
| Bit of cowboy gear |
| Page or Ameche of football |
| Ibsen's "Peer ___" |
| "___ be an honor …" |
| Civil rights pioneer Claudette of Montgomery |
| Assembly of starships |
| Slight advantage, in political forecasting |
| Like some boards |
| Trouble |
| Like a hive mind? |
| Things on spines |
| Words of appreciation |
| Jazz trumpeter Jones |
| They're easy to read, typically |
| Poseurs |
| Losing dice roll |
| Dominant |
| Like singer Michelle Williams and actress Michelle Williams |
| "It's all gonna be OK" |
| People, e.g., informally |
| Secures |
| Cousins of axolotls |
| Service call? |
| "Shut your mouth!" |
| Luggage tag letters for a Delta hub |
| It's blue on a Risk board |
| Cheated, in slang |
| Use smear tactics, say |
| Sesame Street resident |
| Kurylenko of "Black Widow" |
| No-goodnik |
| "What ___?" |
| North Carolina college town |
| Turtle's habitat |
| Org. for D.C. United |
| "___-haw!" |
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