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Recurring quirk crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of December 13th, 2024 other clues |
| Question after an untimely joke |
| Open, as a compressed file |
| Contribute to a company, say |
| Dorothea who documented the Great Depression |
| Stars are big ones |
| Put a lid on it! |
| Chance meeting greeting |
| Attacked from the sides |
| To which a "To/From" label might be attached |
| Lodge |
| What Han Solo never wants to be told |
| Drift |
| Pronouncing "pronunciation" as "pronounciation," e.g. |
| Away for a while |
| Sexually charged title track of a hit 1973 album |
| Title princess in a Gilbert and Sullivan opera |
| Hallmark of a hypocrite |
| Performers of note? |
| Trig ratio |
| Test releases |
| ___ shock (Japan's term for the video game crash of 1983) |
| Scatterbrained |
| Place for an ornament |
| Statistics calculation |
| Cornmeal cake |
| Question that one is tricked into asking, in a classic gag |
| "My heart is like a singing bird / ___ nest is in a water'd shoot": Christina Rossetti |
| Drain (away) |
| Features of work boots |
| Chargeable conveyances |
| Elevated pitches |
| Makeup of a sleeve |
| Main course? |
| Soeur de la mère |
| "The Fault in Our Stars" genre, informally |
| Singer with the 2009 double-platinum album "Rated R" |
| Touchdown, e.g. |
| Without exception |
| What's black and white and wet all over? |
| Slack alternative, in brief |
| Antarctic penguin |
| Major product of Jordan |
| First airline to fly a jumbo jet |
| W, for one |
| Cars known as Vauxhalls in the U.K. |
| Now, in Spanish |
| Count ___, a.k.a. Nosferatu |
| Garden-variety poker? |
| Book identifier, often |
| Steps down |
| Compound formed from an alcohol and an acid |
| 1972 Gilbert O'Sullivan hit with a melancholy title |
| Drink similar to Champagne |
| Draining issue |
| Bean on the screen |
| ___Mari (organization method) |
| Tech entrepreneur Altman |
| Office lackey |
| "American Dad!" airer |
| Nacre on a nice guitar, say |
| Dessert made with a double boiler |
| Spanish pronoun |
| Achilles, e.g. |
| Something to show for a tow |
| Cheesy casserole |
| Went too far |
| Struck (out) |
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