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Spanish "bear" crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of February 4th, 2024 other clues |
| Match well with |
| First color TV manufacturer |
| Subway line? |
| Tittle |
| Thought the world of |
| Catalan artist Joan |
| Long-running police procedural, for short |
| Get just right |
| Preserves things? |
| The Green Hornet's assistant |
| Fishing line? |
| Mediterranean morsel |
| ___ attachment |
| Not down, in a way |
| Fine line? |
| Processes |
| Atomic number of neon |
| Scams |
| Anatomical stabilizer |
| Shaped like a kiwifruit |
| Variety |
| Flying formations |
| Assembly line? |
| March ___ |
| South American grassland |
| Landed |
| Shake slightly |
| With an eager spirit |
| "To Kill a Mockingbird" setting |
| 1970s-'80s Supreme Court justice ___ F. Powell Jr. |
| Ukraine's third most populous city |
| Boxing stats |
| Where a lot of lying happens |
| Item in a trunk |
| Post-surgery prescription |
| Private line? |
| Motivator |
| "Crikey!" |
| Brings in |
| Moved like a cat burglar |
| Word after dead or data |
| Volunteer's declaration |
| Soothe |
| Communal housing arrangements |
| /, in math |
| Director Lupino |
| Co-founder of the Joining Forces initiative, with Michelle Obama |
| One role in a classic interrogation trope |
| Zoomed |
| World Heritage Site in Sicily |
| Ground grain |
| Dame Edna, for Barry Humphries |
| "Enough! I get the picture already!" |
| Capital of Japan until 1868 |
| Hostile state |
| Volunteer's declaration |
| Celestial shape |
| Like many retired professors |
| British bottoms |
| Petty arguments |
| Ladybugs and fireflies |
| TLC or Run-D.M.C. |
| Permitted |
| Nickname that drops "An-" |
| A gig has a thousand of these |
| Permitted |
| Qualifier for a date |
| First-stringers |
| Posts in a rage, perhaps |
| Degrees for C.F.O.s |
| Nipple rings |
| Bog plant |
| Kind of opening |
| New Mexican tribe |
| Hound |
| Target of an inventory scan |
| ___-courtin' |
| Shot in the arm, slangily |
| Word after stink or pink |
| What's what in Oaxaca |
| Olaf's creator in "Frozen" |
| Frontwoman for the Pussycats |
| Fault line? |
| Pink, purple and blue Pride display, familiarly |
| Acting like |
| Some sports car features |
| Person of interest? |
| Currency replaced by the euro |
| HBO comedy about a sports agent |
| North American fish with toxic roe |
| Salamander named after an Aztec deity |
| Power line? |
| ___ knife |
| Simple card game |
| Gives a hand? |
| Groundskeeping equipment |
| Hot spot |
| It's signed after a break |
| Genealogist's chart |
| Otherworldly creatures, for short |
| Kids and nannies |
| Z, to Zeno |
| Liberated |
| Illegal offering |
| N.S.A. agents, e.g. |
| Subject line? |
| Superficial, in a way |
| Passage of rite? |
| Rich with metaphor |
| Two outs left, in baseball |
| Party line? |
| Performed really badly |
| What might lead to a bridge |
| Timetable: Abbr. |
| Subside |
| "There's more to the story, right?" |
| Second-year: Abbr. |
| "The Shining" prop |
| Bunny ___ (photo prank) |
| Quakes |
| Janitor's ringful |
| There's a hole in one |
| Gloater's cry |
| Kind of clef |
| One-named indie singer with the 2007 hit "1234" |
| Switched |
| Kinks hit that starts "I met her in a club down in old Soho" |
| Actress Thompson of "Westworld" |
| Neighbor of Ctrl |
| Canadian Tulip Festival location |
| Sense of orientation |
| Light-headed sorts? |
| Peacock parent |
| Selling points |
| Exclamation of amazement |
| School name that sounds like a Canadian territory |
| Alternative to nana |
| Hip Hop Awards channel |
| Gestational metric |
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