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Tribe that lent its name to a Nebraska county crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of December 29th, 2020 other clues |
| Skulls |
| By way of |
| "Happily ever after" ... or what 17-, 27-, 39- or 47-Across has? |
| "Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt" actress Kemper |
| Tablet released in 2010 |
| Speaks with a gravelly voice |
| Cuts with shears, maybe |
| "Auld Lang ___" |
| Ten Commandments, e.g. |
| Pizazz |
| Some classroom wall hangings |
| ___ Spiegel (German newsmagazine) |
| Garment that may be "dropped" |
| Broadcasts |
| Ones usually found at home |
| Mother ___ |
| Many a groan inducer |
| Moving at a snail's pace |
| Super bargain |
| Political division, metaphorically |
| Locales of wasps and spies |
| ___ coffee |
| Hipster's "gotcha" |
| Particle in a particle accelerator |
| Secure at shore |
| Kind of nut |
| Leave out |
| Loosen, as a knot |
| Half of a Monopoly pair |
| Show known for its cold opens, for short |
| Cantankerous |
| "Smart as a whip" and "sharp as a tack" |
| Mideast sultanate |
| Largest lizard on earth (up to 10 feet long) |
| Guard's command |
| Sweet-talk and send chocolates, say |
| Xena, notably |
| Looks lasciviously |
| Sass |
| Toronto landmark that's the tallest free-standing structure in the Western Hemisphere |
| Cereal bit |
| Totally lost |
| Funnyman Brooks |
| In years past |
| Who sang the 1973 #1 hit "Midnight Train to Georgia" |
| Request for payment |
| It might be brown or pale |
| Moscow turndown |
| Cable channel named for a talk show host |
| One of three in a Morse "S" |
| Spacious |
| What the biblical Methuselah is famous for |
| A pop |
| "Keep as is" |
| The Golden State, familiarly |
| Director Anderson |
| Rocky Mountain National Park sighting |
| It's all about me, me, me |
| Big Alaska export |
| Opposite of loose |
| Bank statement no. |
| Waylay, as a conversation |
| Tandoori bread |
| Deduce |
| Salacious |
| Spiral-horned African antelope |
| Some bridal accessories |
| Big name in dog food |
| Kind of tide |
| Modern war hazards, for short |
| ___ vera |
| Sit ___ (audit) |
| Pulitzer-winning James |
| Galileo, by birth |
| "You rang?" |
| Frosty coating |
| Salon creations |
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