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| New York Times crossword of May 30th, 2021 other clues |
| Gilda of the original "S.N.L." cast |
| They may need to be cut off |
| Ways of making ends meet? |
| Degree in design, for short |
| Cow's-milk cheese that's often grated |
| Sweet 16 org. |
| Honor named for a Greek goddess |
| Site of a lighthouse that was one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World |
| "___ pass" |
| Where snow leopards and blue sheep roam |
| King of a nursery rhyme |
| Went to bat (for) |
| Test versions |
| Good fashion sense, in modern slang |
| Appear |
| Features of some indoor arenas |
| Theater curtain material |
| Fired off, say |
| Grind |
| Money of the Philippines |
| Follow |
| One giving a khutbah sermon |
| Smaller alternative to a Quarter Pounder |
| Chicago team, in old "S.N.L." sketches |
| Ski lodge mugful |
| Fraternity letter |
| King of ancient Israel |
| Comic actress Gasteyer |
| Left, cutesily |
| Great Lakes nation |
| Pickup line? |
| Like the columns of the Lincoln Memorial |
| Cures |
| "___ we good?" |
| King of ancient Egypt |
| Tattoo artist, so to speak |
| Org. with a complex code |
| "Happy Days" network |
| Beach Boys song set to the tune of Chuck Berry's "Sweet Little Sixteen" |
| King of myth |
| 4G letters |
| ___ pace |
| Not doing so hot |
| F-, e.g. |
| Discourage |
| Waze way: Abbr. |
| Piece of plastic with a gladiator pictured on it |
| Physics demonstration often done from the roof of a school |
| ___-Briggs Type Indicator (popular personality test) |
| "I will prevent disease whenever I can, for prevention is preferable to cure," e.g. |
| King of Shakespeare |
| "Keep Austin ___" (city slogan) |
| Annual presidential address, for short |
| Partner |
| "No worries" |
| "Bon appétit!" |
| Christ, to Bach |
| Place |
| Chimney channels |
| Warning on presents stashed in the closet |
| King of Skull Island |
| "Huddle up!" |
| Actress Elisabeth |
| When: Sp. |
| Early adolescent years, so to speak |
| Engage |
| Opposite of wind up |
| Infinitesimal |
| Toys with much assembly required |
| Travel brochure listings |
| Named |
| Some hip-hop collectibles |
| On dry land |
| Join a conference call, say |
| Quick to fall asleep, in a way |
| Sense of self |
| Día de San Valentín gifts |
| Tearfully complain |
| Tabloid nickname for mother Nadya Suleman |
| Powder in the powder room |
| Course with greens |
| Machiavellian sort |
| Omits |
| Objective |
| Gateway city to Utah's Arches National Park |
| Some after-Christmas announcements |
| Home to about one in five Californians |
| Long-running sitcom set in Seattle |
| Them's the breaks! |
| Spent some time on YouTube, say |
| Nobel Peace Prize recipient who wrote "No Future Without Forgiveness" |
| Sought-after position |
| Pop |
| G.P.s, e.g. |
| City about 25 miles SE of Chicago, IL |
| ___-faire (social adeptness) |
| Level the playing field? |
| One ending for a classic board game - another of which (when a player resigns) is represented visually six times in this puzzle |
| Tough spots |
| Bother incessantly |
| Scoring win after win |
| Mowry who starred alongside her twin Tia in the '90s sitcom "Sister, Sister" |
| ___ Z |
| Cubs' place to play home games |
| Wilson who wrote the lyrics to 75-Across |
| Play areas |
| The "Bel Paese," to locals |
| Borrower |
| Scale |
| Quintessentially cowardly |
| Mosaic maker |
| Remove from under the seat in front of you, say |
| Ducks known for their soft down feathers |
| Tinker (with) |
| Yes or no follower |
| "I've got it!" |
| Rob ___, British comedian and TV personality |
| Samosa tidbit |
| Part of an office phone no. |
| Tool for a duel |
| Sidewalk drawings |
| One of the Manning brothers |
| Disentangle oneself |
| Main source of energy? |
| Breakout 1993 single for Counting Crows |
| Stay awhile |
| Only color of the rainbow not seen on the L.G.B.T. pride flag |
| Portable dwellings |
| Richie with the #1 hit "All Night Long" |
| Borrower |
| Potato cultivar that was developed in Ontario, despite its name |
| Pelvic exercise |
| Nintendo dino |
| Like diamonds from a mine |
| Father |
| Weak, as a case |
| "Oh, and another thing ...," for short |
| Graffiti signature |
| College, to a Brit |
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