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| New York Times crossword of September 18th, 2022 other clues |
| Fish tank buildup |
| Bog product |
| P.M. times |
| Suisse peak |
| Disney film with a titular heroine |
| Pricing word |
| Christmas color for Elvis |
| Pork cut |
| Mechanic's go-to parenting phrase? |
| Painter whose motifs include ants and eggs |
| Give the nod |
| "Check it out for yourself" |
| Mauna ___ |
| French liver |
| Some remote power sources |
| Up to 11 meters for a pterodactyl |
| Personal trainer's go-to parenting phrase? |
| Like some restrictions |
| Your and my relative? |
| Roof overhang |
| Horror star Chaney |
| In the past |
| Affectionate greeting |
| Arid |
| Small building block |
| Conductor's go-to parenting phrase? |
| Liquor in tiramisu |
| TV drama with spinoffs set in Hawaii and New Orleans |
| Cornerstone abbr. |
| Eightfold |
| Animal working in the D.M.V. in "Zootopia" |
| Texas politician Beto |
| It's a drag |
| Singer James |
| Share accommodations |
| Mathematician's go-to parenting phrase? |
| Emmy-winning Ward |
| Lemon ___ |
| Insult |
| Hosp. area |
| Clean Air Act org. |
| "Star Wars" order |
| Word seen at the end of many Jean-Luc Godard movies |
| From where |
| From the get-go |
| Air traffic controller's go-to parenting phrase? |
| Accepts the facts |
| Her pronoun partner |
| Farmyard mamas |
| 2003 Will Ferrell movie |
| Spooky |
| Lacking the resources |
| Not out of the running |
| Librarian's go-to parenting phrase? |
| Google ___ (Zoom alternative) |
| Chemical suffixes |
| Backless shoe |
| Maybe one, maybe both |
| GPS calculations, in brief |
| "I did it!" |
| Jabbers |
| Jen ___, 2021-22 White House press secretary |
| Surrounded by |
| Tragic showgirl of song |
| Chutzpah |
| Like PETA |
| ___ de vie |
| Gift for writing |
| Noshes |
| Feel that gym session |
| What something might appear out of or disappear into |
| Epitome of simplicity |
| Guam's features a sailboat and palm tree |
| "The Burden of Proof" author |
| Like many resorts |
| Ingredient in homemade hand sanitizer |
| Reed of the Velvet Underground |
| Sellers franchise, with "The" |
| Charm |
| Poker option |
| Solo |
| Baroque painter Guido |
| ___ port in a storm |
| Nail polish brand with a "Tickle My France-y" shade |
| Part of a homemade Halloween costume |
| Animal that turns white in the winter |
| Large number |
| "I am not what I am" speaker |
| Pioneering sci-fi film that was snubbed for the Best Visual Effects Oscar for its use of computers |
| Road trip determination |
| Decade in which many in Gen Z were born |
| Main ingredient in poi |
| Kind of diagram |
| In this matter |
| Arose |
| City on the Irtysh River |
| Parcel (out) |
| Elementary particle named for a Greek letter |
| Called a strike, say |
| Like some potato chips and language |
| Part of NATO: Abbr. |
| Jardins d'enfants, par exemple |
| Tech and culture magazine since 1993 |
| Has left the office, e.g. |
| Jay-Z and Kanye West song that samples "Try a Little Tenderness" |
| Pigeon coop |
| What a bad dancer is said to have |
| Large number |
| ___ Ledbetter, a.k.a. Lead Belly |
| Newswire co. |
| A4 automaker |
| "___ it!" (informal challenge) |
| Rock used to make ultramarine |
| Pretentious |
| Snack cakes with creamy swirls |
| It might be changed or made up |
| "Look!," in Latin |
| Took to court |
| Miscreant's record, maybe |
| Like a clear night |
| Rival you kind of like |
| "That's amazing!" |
| Color classification |
| Naval Academy grads |
| Basic personal information |
| "Spill it!" |
| Flow slowly |
| "Not gonna happen!" |
| Counts (on) |
| Tropical vine |
| "Brown ___ Girl" |
| Pool shade |
| Kind of discount |
| Nothin' |
| Words of reassurance |
| Actress Garr |
| Hot spot in England? |
| Airport inits. |
| Dance with a paradiddle step |
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