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| New York Times crossword of May 14th, 2023 other clues |
| Ruin |
| Last word in "America the Beautiful" |
| Young bloke |
| Honey ___! (ring-shaped cereal) |
| Ultimatum word |
| ___ Command (Atari game of the 1980s) |
| Longtime |
| Analogy words |
| Anna of Arendelle's elder sister |
| Festival with lion dances |
| Abbr. in a birth announcement |
| Mobile ___ |
| University of Cincinnati athlete |
| Part of a gas mileage rating |
| Pitch |
| "Yes, that spot right there ..." |
| Designer of Doha's Museum of Islamic Art |
| Invitation in a therapist's office |
| Minecraft block with a fuse |
| Added streaks to, say |
| Chocolatier's unit |
| Holding areas in Capture the Flag |
| Declares confidently |
| Thoughtless mode |
| Like a dirty film |
| Chlorophyte, e.g. |
| Org. for D.C. United and the L.A. Galaxy |
| Impediments to team productivity |
| Get in a knot |
| "Thou God ___ me" (Genesis quote) |
| Fred who co-created "Portlandia" |
| Campus part |
| In a scuffle |
| Hopping herbivore |
| Captain of fiction |
| Address that's often shown in blue letters |
| With 116-Across, procedures in which drivers take turns joining a single stream, as demonstrated five times in this puzzle |
| See 114-Across |
| Crow's cry |
| Backside |
| Air Seoul's parent airline |
| Hubbub |
| Actress Mowry of "Sister, Sister" |
| Green expanse |
| Commander for Joe Biden, e.g. |
| Pass judgment on |
| Tricksy |
| Person with a stopwatch |
| Drink that may be spiced |
| Potential scenario in which a piece of software might be helpful |
| Person who worships Jah |
| Puffins, e.g. |
| State of matter in the sun |
| Fifth in a scale |
| Stadium with the first animated scoreboard |
| Where newlyweds are typically seated at a wedding reception |
| Severity |
| Latin "is" |
| Toddler drop-off locales |
| Equilibria |
| Home to the sport of hurling |
| Americans usually spell "cancelled" with this |
| Queens players |
| Enters like slime |
| Grammy-winning Mexican singer Downs |
| Exercise that strengthens hip flexors |
| Compilations of laughably bad takes |
| Bit that bonds |
| Mineral collection site |
| Motion to ___ (court request) |
| Are |
| Certain essential worker |
| Taco topping |
| Job increasingly replaced by speech-to-text programs |
| G7 member, informally |
| Some offshoots |
| What might have attachment issues? |
| "You're kidding!" |
| Tablet you might take in the bathroom |
| Novelist/short-story writer ___ Bender |
| Livestream, e.g. |
| Coat with small droplets |
| Western ___ (coll. course) |
| French for "between" |
| "The Rise of ___" (2019 film subtitle) |
| Name repeated in a nursery rhyme |
| Flaky, syrupy pastry |
| Mrs. or Sra. equivalent |
| Worry-free |
| Small fox with unusually large ears |
| Item sometimes made with wiliwili seeds |
| Prepares to deal, perhaps |
| Divisions represented by the highlighted answers in this puzzle |
| Damascene's country |
| Start-up loan agcy. |
| What "gladiator" literally translates to |
| Total dump |
| "Is it even possible?!" |
| It'll take a second to get it |
| Similar group |
| "A ___ begins as a lump in the throat, a sense of wrong, a homesickness, a lovesickness": Robert Frost |
| Boba tea is often served with a wide one |
| Miniature cheese wheel brand |
| "___ Maria" |
| Chinese New Year decoration |
| Meat-and-vegetables dish with Creole and Cajun varieties |
| Target |
| Coat that may take awhile to put on |
| Witherspoon of Hollywood |
| Electrical wiring nexus |
| Pigmented eye layer |
| Lower-interest deal, for short |
| Blood work, colloquially |
| Start of a detective's trail |
| Uno + dos + tres |
| Beer brand with mountains in its logo |
| Site with gadget reviews |
| Jessica ___, astronaut who participated in the first all-female spacewalk |
| Revolutionary cooking device? |
| Not the same |
| Conflict over seceding from the Galactic Republic, in sci-fi |
| It "sounds like a clarinet with a cold," per Victor Borge |
| Cocktails named after motorcycle attachments |
| Battery in a Wii Remote |
| Hair salon goo |
| Stinging pests |
| Many a presidential election occurs in one |
| Some residents of the eastern Mediterranean |
| Prospective eBay buyer's figure |
| Banks |
| "Better than I thought" |
| Lung or brain segments |
| Where hip-hop originated |
| Greek letter that's a symbol for torque |
| Done without foresight |
| Small samples |
| The Hindu god Ganesha is often depicted with four of them |
| Ray gun sound |
| Makeshift towel |
| N.Y.C. commuter rail overseer |
| Pedestrians cross them: Abbr. |
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