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Romantic dramedy directed by Sofia Coppola (2003) crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of October 1st, 2023 other clues |
| WSW's opposite |
| Boring routine |
| "Dónde ___?" ("Where are you?") |
| Deliberately procrastinate |
| Home visits? |
| Tyke |
| Granite State campus, in brief |
| Spike of cinema |
| Word before likely or wanted |
| "Portlandia" airer |
| Spacecraft for NASA's Artemis 1 mission |
| Fruits that are 87% water |
| Labors away at |
| Dry, like some Rioja wine |
| Long of Hollywood |
| Past |
| Part of 108-Down |
| Disappear unexpectedly |
| Like ships at harbor |
| Ones agreeing silently |
| Land united by Theseus |
| Opposite of a rave |
| With 23-Across, second film to win all five major Academy Awards (1975) |
| Leave gobsmacked |
| Started off gently |
| Subject of sticker shock |
| Crime thriller that takes some liberties with its namesake legal concept (1999) |
| Lead-in to cumulus |
| Districts in N.Y.C. and London |
| Salacious |
| See 18-Across |
| Tampa's ___ Arena |
| Down's counterpart: Abbr. |
| Warm offering at a sushi bar |
| Driving aid |
| Line of Android smartphones |
| Nail polish brand |
| Semiautobiographical film set in rural Montana (1992) |
| Precursor to Windows |
| Dressed, so to speak |
| Practiced hypergamy |
| Cal. units |
| German title |
| Pub diversion |
| Gets good and hot at the beach |
| Plains tribe |
| With an unseen portion of 128-Across, Oscar-winning martial arts film (2000) |
| "That's my cue!" |
| Put into effect |
| Moved confidently |
| Tolkien's Treebeard, for example |
| Enjoy a cuppa |
| Caterpillars, e.g. |
| Prix fixe offering |
| Native Americans of Nebraska |
| Madrid or Barcelona, por ejemplo |
| Physicist Fermi |
| Bono and Liston |
| Part of a dance |
| Beyoncé's "If I Were ___" |
| Univ. of Maryland athletes |
| Longtime N.B.A. executive ___ Ujiri |
| Classic cars |
| "The Hurt Locker" danger, for short |
| Horse's vote? |
| Roald Dahl heroine |
| "___-lish!" |
| Dark comedy about a carnivorous plant (1960, 1986) |
| Door parts |
| Cousin of euchre |
| Possessive preceding Pieces and Puffs |
| A.P.R. reducer, potentially |
| Many shelter pups |
| Uproar |
| Bruins' home, in brief |
| Idiot, in Britspeak |
| I.C.U. workers |
| Pulitzer Prize winner for "A Death in the Family" |
| Poet's planet |
| A.C.C. school |
| Garfield or Sylvester |
| Garfield and Sylvester |
| Global economic org. |
| "Well, fancy that!" |
| Name that's also a state abbreviation |
| Verbally hesitate |
| It might leave you smooth ... or rattled |
| Yogi Bear wears one, despite having no shirt |
| Arles article |
| Boozehound |
| Certain chess piece |
| Livid state |
| Iceberg and others |
| "OMG, enough already!" |
| Artfully nimble |
| Coen brothers farce involving the C.I.A. (2008) |
| "The Simpsons" grandpa |
| Flowers that Tiny Tim "tiptoed through" in a 1968 hit |
| ___ acid |
| Jazz pianist ___ Jamal |
| High-altitude grazer |
| "You can believe it!" |
| At the ready |
| Send, as payment |
| Certain religious leaders |
| Mayberry character |
| Author Anaïs |
| Like many fourth graders |
| Held |
| Actress Brosnahan of "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel" |
| Bounce back |
| Heavy bass? |
| "Must be something ___" |
| What an opener precedes |
| Dietary measure |
| Ultimate medical breakthrough |
| Much of a waiter's income, typically |
| H.S. class |
| Do something |
| Locale for an orchestra |
| "Right away, boss!" |
| Digital location markers |
| "___ nothing" |
| Some golf scores |
| Like many outstretched catches |
| A praying mantis has just one, found on its stomach(!) |
| They deal with a lot of baggage, for short |
| Entertainment at many a wedding |
| Blockbuster sequel with an iconic plot twist (1980) |
| Lucille Clifton's "Homage to My Hips," for one |
| "Put ___ on it!" |
| Midwest metropolis: Abbr. |
| Book after Leviticus |
| Animated dinosaur film that spawned 13 sequels (1988) |
| Rocket-shaped candy |
| Like many Instagram influencers |
| Early alphabet trio |
| Oil holder, maybe |
| Paris's ___ de la Cité |
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