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| New York Times crossword of March 26th, 2023 other clues |
| Businesses that might offer "pawdicures" |
| Subject in sexology |
| Feeling of auditory bliss, in a modern coinage |
| Stacked haphazardly |
| Some religious artwork |
| Band stan |
| Preparing to put earrings in an ogre? |
| Understood |
| Treat, as wood |
| Revealer of the Wizard of Oz |
| Hostile parties |
| Nickname for Luigi |
| The Macy's in New York's Herald Square, and others? |
| Harbor boat |
| Downside |
| Had trouble with, as an icy road |
| Defeat decisively |
| Home to five U.S. national parks |
| Instruction in a meringue recipe |
| E.M.T.'s apparatus, informally |
| Org. that facilitates adoptions |
| Pentad for a poetry performance? |
| Outdo |
| Infection fighter |
| In ___ (as found) |
| What "O" might stand for |
| "What's ___ …" |
| TV spy drama of the early 2000s |
| Watch all at once, say |
| Supreme Court surname |
| Shopping for some cereal? |
| Deep-fried appetizer often served with chutney |
| Big fuss |
| One side of a battery |
| "Good heavens!" |
| The "L" of L.V. |
| Vegan alternative to gelatin |
| Literary character described as "a stout little fellow with red cheeks" |
| What "X" might stand for |
| Prize in a chowder cook-off? |
| Gen Zer who might be into faux freckles and anime |
| Campy stuff? |
| ___ mater |
| Was completely depleted |
| Smartphone, e.g. |
| "Well, ___-di-dah!" |
| You might need just the "last four" of it: Abbr. |
| Old-timey wizard who needs to learn some manners? |
| Fly |
| Be overly sweet |
| "No chickening out!" |
| Faith founded in Persia |
| "Black" or "Pink" animal |
| Band with the 1997 hit "Semi-Charmed Life" … or a phonetic hint to this puzzle's theme |
| They might wipe the slate clean |
| Spine-tingling |
| Klingon speaker, say |
| Deadlock |
| C-suite members |
| Pots and pans, e.g. |
| Ballroom dance moves |
| "Will do!" |
| Greek earth goddess |
| Lavender unit |
| Walk in the park … or sit in a park, maybe |
| Actor Mahershala |
| Lookouts |
| General idea |
| Classy establishment? |
| ___ favor |
| United |
| "You should know better!" |
| Encourage |
| Stop the progress of |
| Entree that might be prepared with a brown sugar glaze |
| "Gloomy" guy |
| What some people use to solve a New York Times crossword |
| German "you" |
| Rx request |
| Slimy stuff |
| Lacquer, e.g. |
| Home to wild Bactrian camels |
| Clears (of) |
| Lead-in to -logue |
| N.F.L. quarterback Jared |
| Surgery sites, in brief |
| Falcon, hawk or eagle |
| Usher |
| Tot's geometry lesson, perhaps |
| Clump of hair |
| City at the foot of the Adirondacks |
| What may bring a meeting to order |
| Cholesterol-lowering drug |
| Landing site |
| Cover, of a sort |
| Words for a cover |
| Like many a lumberjack's shirt |
| Certain footholds |
| Ancient marketplace |
| Spanish resort island, to locals |
| "Do"-to-"do" delivery |
| Understood |
| Pioneering computer |
| National park in the Canadian Rockies |
| Former retail giant |
| Captivate |
| Cousin of a stingray |
| Dwindles, with "out" |
| It's 2.3 years for the average heterosexual American couple |
| Something made in a press |
| Things a plangonologist collects |
| Some semihard cheeses |
| Stubbornly old-fashioned |
| "The museum of social decay," per Gary Oldman |
| The so-called "Pearl of Arabia" |
| Strapless accessories |
| As above, in citations |
| ___ bean |
| "Groovy!" |
| Like some tradition |
| Spoil |
| Some bathroom contractors |
| Comedy's ___ the Entertainer |
| Cartoon character who said "Van Gogh would've sold more than one painting if he'd put tigers in them" |
| Like the goddess Hel |
| March 14 dessert, appropriately |
| "The birds and the bees" and others |
| Pope writings |
| Sharp increase |
| Kapoor of "Slumdog Millionaire" |
| Two weeks after calends, approximately |
| Rock & Roll Hall of Fame architect |
| River offshoot |
| Power ___ |
| Wand-waving org. |
| Merch table offering |
| Spell of bad luck? |
| Seething state |
| Before, in poetry |
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