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Sound heard in a long hall crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of December 22nd, 2021 other clues |
| "Darn it!" |
| In base eight |
| "Resident Alien" channel |
| Tennis champ Osaka |
| City with a beef |
| Jovial seasonal mood |
| ___-Seltzer |
| Take a snooze, with "out" |
| Cost of not doing business, maybe |
| Significant ___ |
| Hubbub |
| Like many a go-getter |
| Warrior in the Greek pantheon |
| Regional wildlife |
| Lovable goofball, say |
| NASA endeavors whose vehicles can be found at the ends of 17-, 22-, 51- and 57-Across |
| Sketch show since '75 |
| Fist bump |
| Walkie-talkie band, briefly |
| Place to catch up over a hot drink |
| When repeated, slangy sound of eating |
| Why everyone loves a good train wreck |
| Fish also known as a bluegill |
| Make a bow |
| Title woman in a classic 1973 breakup tune |
| Uniquely American cleverness |
| ___ homo |
| Rest atop |
| Cheeseboard choice |
| Quizzical Quebec questions? |
| "I ___ know" (common excuse) |
| Member of the fam |
| College app element |
| "___ Tannenbaum" (16th-century folk song that inspired a carol) |
| Avid skateboarder, in lingo |
| Gardeners' orders, at times |
| Straight out of the barrel |
| Nanny ___ |
| Ode words |
| Morning hrs. |
| Composer of the piano piece played by Bugs Bunny in "Rhapsody Rabbit" |
| Lose the suit, say |
| Certain designer dog |
| Clarice Starling's employer in "The Silence of the Lambs," in brief |
| Nevertheless |
| Hershey toffee confection |
| Fit of sullenness |
| Fertile ground |
| "___ vez" ("Again," in Valencia) |
| Bother |
| "Hamilton" actor Leslie ___ Jr. |
| Indian flatbread |
| Cousin of a gull |
| Gabs |
| Like hay on a farm |
| "Same here" |
| Eventually |
| ___ Islands, Polynesian archipelago |
| Awkward farewell |
| Poet who coined the term "carpe diem" |
| Kind of kiss |
| Timing of the Mercutio/Tybalt duel in "Romeo and Juliet" |
| Unfixable |
| Home to the deepest lake and river gorge in the U.S. |
| Cold rice topped with wasabi and raw fish |
| Likely cause of a cranky toddler's ear-tugging |
| "Ridiculous!" |
| Soaks up the hot sun |
| Ignores |
| Days gone by, in bygone days |
| Fangorn Forest dweller |
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