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Runs off at the mouth? crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of December 21st, 2024 other clues |
| Last ruler of the Ptolemaic Kingdom, familiarly |
| Pill alternatives, in brief |
| Lines in bars |
| "Worth a shot" |
| Austrian composer Mahler |
| What some people display after getting stuck? |
| À la king? |
| Far below the surface |
| Returner's call |
| X follower, perhaps |
| Lead-in to -gram |
| Reason for foot-tapping |
| Losing athlete in the 2002 and 2003 N.B.A. Finals |
| Like a noisy toy |
| No longer waffle |
| Confirmation, for one |
| Turned (off) |
| Mount ___, Canada's highest peak |
| Oft-kissed part of the statue of St. Peter in Vatican City |
| Certain tech exec |
| Shield, with "for" |
| Chinese dog breed, for short |
| Not born yesterday, so to speak |
| All the greater |
| Bed hogs, at times |
| Alabama is in it, but Alaska is not |
| Shrinks' org. |
| Madrid's Teatro Real, for one |
| Adds to the code, say |
| One who's made it to some degree? |
| The "King of Mambo" |
| Stake |
| Lands |
| C.D., e.g.: Abbr. |
| Apt name for a thief |
| "I kinda like it!" |
| Character who says "I am short, fat and proud of that" |
| "The Hate U Give" author Thomas |
| Isolated |
| Shifty little sucker? |
| First name in country |
| SALT, but not PEPPER |
| Rooney of "Women Talking" |
| Star-forming region nearest to Earth |
| Most of the 1980s |
| Go ballistic |
| Slogged (through) |
| Jhené ___, Grammy-nominated R&B singer |
| Its first airing was "The French Chef" with Julia Child |
| Japanese food that's a good source of what it spells backward |
| "And the ___ raths outgrabe" ("Jabberwocky" line) |
| Some who whistle while they work |
| Exclamation with a shake |
| Comms group |
| Noisy Asian bird |
| Black-and-white divers |
| It's a little shady |
| Pen for a hit |
| Latin for "trumpet" |
| Like many on a Zoom call |
| Vineyard eponym |
| Like a sole-source contract |
| Form letters? |
| Blue laws, e.g. |
| This means trouble |
| Woodpecker's fare |
| Bad place to be stuck |
| Short palindrome in the middle of a famous longer one |
| Track stat |
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