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The 20th-century king Peter the Liberator, for one crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of December 14th, 2024 other clues |
| Electric Nissan model |
| Chips and such |
| Cutesy expression borrowed from French |
| Prefix meaning "other" |
| Under-the-table alliance |
| Sound preceding a ripple |
| Expiate, with "for" |
| Like the biggest stars |
| Titular TV role for Sandra Oh |
| Panini, e.g. |
| Grp. whose first letter is now outdated |
| Team in the N.H.L.'s Atlantic Division |
| A Swiftie might have a favorite one |
| Put-down |
| Brainwave-amplifying headpiece worn by Marvel's Professor X |
| Post-run celebrations |
| Subject of United States v. Windsor (2013) |
| Fashion aesthetic with flower crowns and rustic dresses |
| Service providers |
| Tone |
| Boy band whose members include Suga, Jimin and Jungkook |
| Matched up |
| Many graders, for short |
| Whom God asked "Why art thou wroth? And why is thy countenance fallen?" |
| Something taken from waiters to get waters? |
| Arabic for "greater" |
| Grub |
| "Wrong!" |
| What might come up organically |
| Spanish cheers |
| Laundry room leftover |
| "Dear ___ …" |
| One giveaway for the wolf in "Little Red Riding Hood" |
| Indoor-grown marijuana, in slang |
| A little bit of everything? |
| New Hampshire school |
| Soft drink since 1905 |
| Feeling overworked, with "out" |
| Rent |
| They really take a toll nowadays |
| Doja Cat's given first name, for which her debut album is named |
| Central points |
| Bug |
| Award-winning journalist Linda |
| Symbols much seen on March 17 |
| "Fingers crossed!" |
| Take in |
| "This relationship could be the one" |
| Rare and then some |
| Midwest city named in an attempt to attract German settlers |
| Fawn relative |
| Annual NASCAR race, familiarly |
| Electric vehicle's need |
| Slyly spiteful |
| Before |
| Tea supplier |
| Sicilian treat |
| Uprights, e.g. |
| Devoid of all life |
| Recorded, in a way |
| Leave la-la land |
| Country singer Tucker |
| Store |
| Drip … or drill |
| Mexican pop's ___ Temerarios |
| Lead character in "Stranger Things"? |
| ___ Fields |
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