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| New York Times crossword of May 12th, 2024 other clues |
| Depicts unfairly |
| Monitor |
| Fruits exchanged on Chinese New Year |
| "Moo, Baa, ___!" (classic children's book) |
| Egg, in Spanish |
| Where to find signs with circles, squares and diamonds |
| "My only request ..." |
| Young's partner in accounting |
| Original host of MTV's "Total Request Live" |
| Stay cool |
| Bit of body art |
| They come in twice a day |
| Metal ring that holds a pencil's eraser |
| Title Disney character of 1998 |
| Overhaul |
| Tourist destination in Baja California Sur |
| Band shirts? |
| Letter-shaped construction piece |
| Zoomed, perhaps |
| Beam at a bar |
| Dr. ___, talk show host with the catchphrase "Get some" |
| Test for an M.A. seeker |
| Hit the gas |
| Lady Gaga vis-à-vis Billie Eilish, e.g. |
| Multipurpose tool for a mountaineer |
| Fixed |
| Dal ingredients |
| Note in the B major scale |
| Programming language used in government and banking |
| Triple ___ |
| Cloud nine, so to speak |
| No more than |
| Formula 1 tour stop since 2023, informally |
| O.C.'s region |
| Negative contraction |
| "Sounds right to me" |
| Boy band that went on hiatus in 2023 for army service |
| No fan |
| "___ in the Rain" |
| Camper's vessel |
| Struck |
| Fried chicken, cornbread, collard greens, etc. |
| Property at an intersection |
| Actor Pascal of "The Last of Us" |
| Author Rand |
| Pulitzer-winning author Jennifer |
| Fair-hiring inits. |
| Like some kisses |
| Wart-covered critter |
| Digital "container" associated with Bitcoin |
| Dystopian classic whose title comes from "The Tempest" |
| Metonym for the U.S. Congress, with "the" |
| Stuck |
| Tarot card featuring a howling wolf |
| Mountain nymph |
| Waterproofing material |
| Picture book with characters like Odlaw, Wizard Whitebeard and Woof |
| Batter-fried bento dish |
| Part of a princess costume |
| Nike and others |
| Palm tree product used in skin care |
| Statistical calculation |
| Safe investment options, informally |
| Secret option? |
| Factory ___ |
| "Barbie" director Gerwig |
| Hunk of meat |
| Vegetable with a "dinosaur" variety |
| Civil rights activist Baker |
| Suspense-building words |
| Schedules |
| Ride |
| Mysterious glows |
| Focus for a pitching scout? |
| Rx chain |
| Jet setting |
| Prominent figure at the Academy Awards |
| Studio behind "Bringing Up Baby" |
| More informal version of 70-Across |
| Low points |
| School group |
| Fished with traps, perhaps |
| Parental authority |
| Spiritual hermitage |
| Core |
| Certain streaming library |
| They're kept under wraps |
| "Kidding!" |
| Things to stub out, for short |
| Have a side in common |
| Actor Eric |
| Starts to fall |
| Trawl for personal information |
| ___ O'Malley Dillon of the Biden White House |
| Clock innards |
| ___ to go |
| Many an attendee of Gertrude Stein's Paris salons |
| Start of a winning row |
| Go on and on about |
| "The cause of, and solution to, all of life's problems," per Homer Simpson |
| Celebrity chef Roy |
| Group of witches |
| Two-family dwelling |
| Frequent antagonist of Winnie-the-Pooh |
| Have something |
| Home to the University of Montana |
| Enlighten |
| Kept going and going |
| Breakfast brand with a rhyming slogan |
| Refused to answer questions |
| One buying a stuffed mouse, perhaps |
| Van Halen's contract once had one that specified no brown M&M's |
| Olympic event since 1968 |
| Good or bad name, for short |
| Against |
| Not against |
| It might come with a plunger |
| What squiggly lines can represent |
| Russia's ___ Mountains |
| Maiden name of an 1860s first lady |
| What can symbolize 50 |
| Was thick (with) |
| Spot for recess on a rainy day |
| Like some short tennis matches |
| Keep rhythm with, in a way |
| Al ___, discus thrower in the U.S. Olympic Hall of Fame |
| 1995 blockbuster with numerous historical inaccuracies |
| Blowing away |
| Drink often served with marshmallows |
| ___ Joliot-Curie, chemist daughter of Marie |
| Primate that exists only on the world's fifth-largest island |
| Pang |
| Daft Punk and Outkast, for two |
| Polemology is the study of them |
| Word on some yogurt labels |
| Bug bite preventer |
| Greek peak |
| Where Simone Biles won four golds |
| Source of much U.S. immigration in the 1840s: Abbr. |
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