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Second-longest bone in the human body crossword clue
T I B I A
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| New York Times crossword of May 3rd, 2024 other clues |
| Level |
| Play things |
| Something ending in "K," perhaps |
| L, e.g. |
| Cool-down stretches? |
| Phrase that inspired the title of Prince Harry's memoir |
| Puts another layer on |
| Con : Spanish :: ___ : French |
| Org. with the podcast "At Liberty" |
| Half of an ill-fated 2001 merger |
| Secluded spot |
| Still competitive |
| Desire, personified |
| Alternative to the online newspaper, colloquially |
| Huffy exclamation |
| Charge |
| Delivery estimate |
| Risk territory between Ukraine and Siberia |
| Athlete's affliction, informally |
| Lined up, after "in" |
| Moves slowly |
| Favoring the rich and powerful |
| Pip's love in "Great Expectations" |
| Game with a hands-down winner? |
| Stand |
| Fervent requests |
| Start of an apology |
| Medium for animals |
| More than just ask |
| Service agreement |
| One way to prepare steak |
| Sarah McLachlan's highest-charting U.S. single |
| Further |
| Average |
| Sport used to train aerial gunners during W.W. II |
| "Beat it!" |
| Famed lab assistant |
| Saisons chaudes |
| Ways to go |
| Frequent sighting on the island of Kauai |
| Evening, in ads |
| Syd who co-founded Pink Floyd |
| Adornment for the unpierced |
| Golf difficulties, perhaps |
| Bare minimum |
| Some carry-ons |
| Half of a rum-based cocktail's name |
| Word used when addressing Kamala Harris |
| "Likewise" |
| Russian country house |
| "Buy U A Drank" singer |
| ___ Delle Donne, two-time W.N.B.A. M.V.P. |
| "Hmm ..." |
| Quaint expression of surprise |
| Nickname for a Texas metropolis |
| Filter acronym |
| Beverage brand whose name translates to "morning sun" |
| Some bank holdings |
| Seine sights |
| Shared a bed with one's baby |
| Juncture |
| Old Pontiacs |
| Shell fish? |
| Main, e.g. |
| ___ issue |
| "Now I get it" |
| Places to get wraps |
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