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| New York Times crossword of February 9th, 2024 other clues |
| "___ pasa?" |
| First president to own a car |
| Grumpy toward |
| Break into bits |
| Gives (out) |
| Southern city that was once home to Black Wall Street |
| Philippine island that's home to Iloilo |
| Some spa treatments |
| Exposure units |
| Lena of "Alias" |
| Place for a ring |
| Place for a ring |
| Beaming |
| Fuzzy exotic pet |
| Mideast capital |
| Sounds of melodrama |
| Wind up alone? |
| Conceited sorts |
| In concert |
| Match up |
| It makes a spin around a dance floor |
| Classified in levels |
| Disdainful sounds |
| Ruler often seen in a robe |
| Yoga pose with arms extended and legs folded over the head |
| One-sided dice? |
| Hens, but not roosters |
| Sign by a highway exit |
| Caption in a comparison ad |
| "Me ___ …" (Spanish for "My name is …") |
| Word with tie or fly |
| One of the Jackson brothers |
| Sensational |
| Lead |
| Big container |
| "___ Explain Things to Me," influential 2014 essay collection by Rebecca Solnit |
| Performed by the whole ensemble, in music |
| Question of legitimacy |
| Where a flask might be kept |
| "___ and the Good Book" (1958 jazz album) |
| Monthly with a palindromic name |
| High-speed commuter option |
| Court ruling? |
| Fly |
| Like the Lilliputians |
| Like some teenagers and pasta |
| Trend for unengaged employees |
| At stake |
| Twist |
| DC Comics weapons, one of which can be seen at the Smithsonian |
| O, on a letter |
| Passes with ease |
| Hall mate? |
| Suck it! |
| Social media influencer Addison ___ |
| Overwhelming and needing time for consideration |
| Stephen Sondheim's "The Worst ___ in London" |
| It's a blast |
| Frequent conspiracy subject |
| Facial concealer |
| Pops |
| Good words, so to speak |
| Invention originally used as a yellow dye, in brief |
| Natural necklace |
| Baby bat |
| These might help people take deep breaths |
| The Traveling Wilburys or Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young |
| Bacon or pancetta |
| Track selection |
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