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| New York Times crossword of June 7th, 2024 other clues |
| Lead-in to fish |
| Doing long-distance, say |
| Flaps |
| Best Actor winner Malek |
| Curved blade |
| Partly: Prefix |
| Noodle in miso broth |
| Smug affirmative |
| Memorable chase scene vehicle in "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom" |
| "I love mankind … it's ___ I can't stand": Linus from "Peanuts" |
| Quarters, e.g. |
| Like some families |
| Knot |
| The world's largest one, produced by the coco de mer, weighs up to 55 pounds |
| First woman to land a triple axel in major competition |
| Lets breathe |
| Concerning |
| Figure of speech? |
| Qualified |
| Feature of many haute couture dresses |
| Picked-up item |
| Window shade |
| Removes out of respect, perhaps |
| Like an anecdote, one hopes |
| Immoderate amount |
| His #12 is retired for the Jets |
| "Never in a million years!" |
| Backpedaling qualifier |
| Massachusetts college specializing in engineering |
| Title in court |
| Measure of regret? |
| D.C.'s lack in Congress |
| "Welcome" sights |
| Newspaper assignments |
| Much of a flock |
| Things to brush off |
| ___ St. Brown, N.F.L. star nicknamed "Sun God" |
| Muscat, for one |
| 2007 Alicia Keys release featuring the #1 hit "No One" |
| God father? |
| Not much at all |
| Like male summer tanagers |
| Ingredient in a Long Island iced tea |
| Extension : Chrome :: ___ : Firefox |
| Chicago specialty |
| Litmus test of a chef's basic culinary skills |
| Way to an alley, perhaps |
| ___-blind admission |
| Actor McLaughlin of "Stranger Things" |
| They might be pint-size |
| Green party figure, for short? |
| Legendary figure whose first name sounds like something he's known for doing |
| Getting rid of |
| Cooking for one's partner, say |
| Theme in "Rosemary's Baby" |
| Craze of late-2000s politics |
| Picture on a sleeve |
| Lorde of feminist literature |
| Eponym of a popular vodka brand |
| Chap |
| Like the universe, according to Aristotle |
| They're the pits |
| Wise ones |
| Part of many a beachside restaurant's name |
| "Is the pope Catholic?!" |
| Has |
| Directly |
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