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Steve Martin, Tina Fey and Drew Barrymore, all more than five times crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of July 17th, 2022 other clues |
| Italian almond-flavored cookies |
| Highland boating spot |
| Thick slices |
| Local at St. Mark's Square |
| Put right |
| Bridal path |
| Plant with clusters of tiny white flowers |
| Come forth |
| Do OK, academically |
| Instinctive |
| Source of the phrase "Look before you leap" |
| Opportunity for making professional connections |
| Little cells |
| Traditional Easter entree |
| MGM rival, once |
| Part of a sword |
| Hurriedly |
| More versed in esoterica, maybe |
| Reason one might not go out for a long time? |
| "Forbidden" fragrance |
| Biblical verb with thou |
| One after the other |
| Model Banks |
| Bhutanese bovines |
| Fire-resistant tree |
| Fruit also called blackthorn |
| Works as a mixologist |
| Raid and plunder |
| Taken (with) |
| Water works, e.g.: Abbr. |
| Zip |
| Put on the map, say |
| Control element in medical trials |
| Anger |
| Do some hemming, but not hawing |
| Zip |
| Waters of the world, figuratively |
| From Serbia or Croatia, say |
| Anne Hathaway's role in 2010's "Alice in Wonderland" |
| Actress Perlman of "Cheers" |
| Uses a ride-ordering service |
| Public discussion venues |
| 1975 Wimbledon winner |
| Daybreaks |
| Roulette bets with nearly 1:1 odds |
| Old imperial title |
| Fraser of 1999's "The Mummy" |
| Groups within groups |
| 100% |
| Part of U.S.D.A.: Abbr. |
| Original first name of Mickey Mouse |
| It can have a French or pistol grip |
| What can keep a bubble from bursting |
| Trumpeter Armstrong |
| F.D.R. initiative for workers' rights |
| Sci-fi author Asimov |
| "That's cool, man" |
| Some loungewear |
| "Whole ___ Love" (Led Zeppelin hit) |
| Artifacts |
| Held in high regard |
| Scornful look |
| Philosopher Descartes |
| 1998 Matt Damon film featuring this puzzle's game |
| Pop culture sister site of The Onion |
| "I'm back" |
| Flowers like marigolds and petunias |
| Takes on, as a tenant |
| French summer |
| "___ consummation / Devoutly to be wish'd": Hamlet |
| Yarn |
| Aplenty |
| Apollo vehicle, for short |
| Legislative vacancy |
| Insertion mark |
| Like a geocentric orbit in which the orbital period is more than 24 hours |
| Wise |
| Actor Schreiber |
| Footnote indicator |
| They might be down for a nap |
| Economy part |
| Some tow jobs, for short |
| Aired again |
| Hour, in Italy |
| Resort chain since 1950 |
| Tuna type |
| QB stat: Abbr. |
| The Tabard in "The Canterbury Tales," e.g. |
| They're picked by the picky |
| Schleps |
| 123-Across's holding that wins this puzzle's game |
| Letter starter |
| Indicator on a clock … or one of four in this puzzle? |
| How words may be recited |
| Language in which "khoobsurat" means "beautiful" |
| Frolic |
| "America" singer, 1981 |
| Noted sparkling wine region |
| Some gear for a gig |
| Register ring-up |
| Fore, for the H.M.S. Pinafore |
| Consume |
| Recycling receptacles |
| Site of a counter offer? |
| Literature, theater, filmmaking and others |
| Rave attendees, for example |
| ___ the way |
| Title meaning "commander" |
| Benching targets, informally |
| Statistics, e.g. |
| Home of Iolani Palace |
| Place to wear goggles |
| Cardinal point? |
| Good judgment |
| Small songbird |
| Fireplaces |
| Em or Bee, e.g. |
| Missouri site of 2014 civil rights protests |
| Think too highly of |
| Entering gingerly |
| Counterpart of "Thx" |
| Humphrey Bogart role |
| Common component of a tiki bar cocktail |
| Honest and caring |
| Diana Ross, once |
| One picking up the tab |
| Spot |
| "Purple" and "Thai" herbs |
| Polite refusal |
| Big swigs |
| Sign of a full house |
| Public transit customer |
| Patterned fabric |
| Kismet |
| Place to dine on a train |
| Account creator, maybe |
| "___ Excited" (Pointer Sisters song) |
| Yearly January speech to Congress: Abbr. |
| Chill |
| Give new hope to |
| 1960s campus activist grp. |
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