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Standards of purity crossword clue
K A R A T S
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| New York Times crossword of March 23rd, 2024 other clues |
| They're seen around diners |
| "Ambassador" cut |
| Worrisome word from a barber |
| Response akin to "Says who?!" |
| Sizzling |
| Speaking volumes? |
| Extra security |
| Lead-in to male or female |
| Limerick group |
| 2022 rom-com with a predominantly L.G.B.T.Q. cast |
| Easily crushable |
| Troy setting, for short |
| [Smacks forehead] |
| "My goodness!" |
| ___ cat, holiday creature in Icelandic folklore |
| Grant or Benjamin |
| Slack |
| Prefix in some health product names |
| Print source |
| "End of discussion!" |
| Way up in the mountains |
| Resort that prohibits snowboarding |
| Bench cover? |
| Rubs the wrong way |
| Li Mu ___, Chow Yun-fat's role in "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" |
| Veteran N.F.L. quarterback whose name anagrams to SOMETHING |
| Modern money kiosk |
| "Off the Court" memoirist, 1981 |
| Venezuela landmark that's the tallest of its kind in the world (3,212 feet) |
| Lastin' line? |
| Looked quickly |
| Baby raccoons |
| Taking off the table |
| "Yep, totally feel that" |
| Species named for its squarish shape |
| Like Beth among the March sisters |
| Bring around |
| Activist "born at 375 p.p.m.," per her social media bio |
| Big name in trucks |
| "Would you mind ...?" |
| Bowlful often served with bean sprouts |
| Blue belt? |
| Yours, in Torino |
| Declaim |
| Trace of music |
| Lovey-dovey, in a way |
| Egg-shaped brain structures |
| Get hitched |
| Gloomy atmosphere |
| Lassitude |
| They may come with opinions |
| Cleveland, e.g.: Abbr. |
| Turkey bacon? |
| "Easy now!" |
| Advice to move on |
| Hill-adjacent field, in brief |
| Legit |
| Plates for nuts |
| Grievance |
| Take, as a pointer |
| Fabric named for a Mideast capital |
| Fathers, in Hebrew |
| ___ Street Music Festival (annual May event) |
| City of 1+ million near the Russia/Kazakhstan border |
| Picture of Pluto, perhaps |
| Cry of encouragement |
| "___ Girl Isn't Pretty" ("Funny Girl" song) |
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