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| New York Times crossword of October 12th, 2021 other clues |
| Scottish girls |
| "___ boom bah!" |
| "Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee" boxer |
| Canada's oldest national park |
| Cause for a correction |
| Prefix with tourism |
| A bad joke might go over with one |
| "Goodnight, ___" (classic song) |
| Decisive defeat |
| Professional you might need to see? |
| Drill sergeant's shout |
| Volcanic pollutant |
| Rock's ___ Bizkit |
| Nobelist Bohr with a 32-Across named for him |
| San Diego's state, informally |
| One-named Greek New Age musician |
| Game that has only a single round |
| Obsessive fan, in slang |
| Etail site for handmade goods |
| Doled (out) |
| Most common answer in New York Times crosswords (more than 6% of all puzzles) |
| ___ one's time (waited) |
| Shape for an eyebrow or rainbow |
| Where model workers can be found? |
| Not get take-out |
| Weapon in the original Clue |
| Support for a PC |
| Pick up on |
| Bay Area airport code |
| Captivated |
| U-shaped stringed instrument |
| Sales at concerts or games, informally |
| Connections |
| World's largest cosmetics company |
| The first one was sent in 1971 |
| Listing in a footnote |
| Name on a building wing, perhaps |
| Cartoon collectibles |
| "I give!" |
| NaOH, familiarly |
| Lake on 25-Down's border |
| Revolutionary Guevara |
| Portmanteau coinage describing this puzzle's theme |
| Button at a bowling alley |
| 768 of them make a gal. |
| Info for an airport limo driver |
| Long, long time |
| Many an I.R.S. employee |
| Container with a pump |
| Dinghy or dory |
| Like some aprons or reputations |
| One of more than 115 on a table |
| "Kill Bill" actress Lucy |
| Region traveled by 63-Across |
| Club charges |
| Counter-Strike or League of Legends |
| Hot drink at a ski resort |
| Nile biter |
| Entrance divided in half horizontally |
| "Thanks, but I'm good" |
| Regret |
| Board game played on a big hexagram |
| ___ Jima (1945 battle site) |
| Map with elevation lines, in brief |
| Dip for chips |
| Explorer Marco |
| Informal goodbye |
| For each |
| Old dagger |
| Tip of a shoelace |
| Epitome of redness |
| Font flourish |
| Egyptian king of the gods |
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