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State whose license plates read "Famous Potatoes" crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of July 31st, 2023 other clues |
| Emulates Snoop Dogg or Doja Cat |
| Small whirlpool |
| Eliot of the Untouchables |
| Serb, Slovene or Slovak |
| Similar (to) |
| Paper towel roll leftover |
| Part of a round trip |
| Comically packed circus vehicle |
| Actor Malek of "Bohemian Rhapsody" |
| For-prophet institution? |
| Painting studio stands |
| Podcast host Maron |
| Pronounce |
| Peter of "Lawrence of Arabia" |
| Tower of London guards |
| Hair salon sound |
| Previously owned |
| "If ___ a nickel …" |
| Strongly encourage |
| Fixes, as a carnival game |
| General ___ chicken |
| TiVo forerunner |
| Nest egg fund, in brief |
| Edward ___, poet who wrote "The Owl and the Pussy-cat" |
| Weeps |
| Frozen waffle brand |
| Worker welfare org. |
| "It's ___!" (classic "Frankenstein" line) |
| Exam for an aspiring atty. |
| CT scan alternatives |
| "Great" detective of kid-lit |
| Rider's handful |
| Material for LPs |
| Words before legal action … or what one might exclaim to 19-, 24- and 45-Across? |
| Fury |
| Cry on a roller coaster |
| Come off as |
| Failed to |
| First Latina justice, successor to David Souter |
| Haw's partner |
| Sci-fi hero ___ Skywalker |
| Sounds from a sty |
| Not much |
| Sought political office |
| Volcano output |
| Casper is a friendly one |
| Tennis great with a sister who's also a tennis great |
| Actor Epps |
| "Toodles!" |
| Gives in to gravity, as a roof |
| Provoked |
| Artist Frida renowned for her self-portraits |
| Sick |
| Keanu Reeves's role in "The Matrix" |
| Extra periods in sports, in brief |
| Pose, as a question |
| Adds one's two cents |
| "___ the night before Christmas …" |
| Tabloid twosome |
| Atoms with charges |
| Strand, as during a blizzard |
| Word after beauty or pizza |
| Stares said to inflict curses |
| Prefix with continental or faith |
| Shade of color |
| Group of showbiz elites |
| Trim, as a photo |
| Reference point for nighttime navigation |
| Speed-skating track shape |
| British royal crowned in May 2023 |
| Tic-___-toe |
| Ye ___ Shoppe |
| AMC's "Better Call ___" |
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