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| New York Times crossword of October 12th, 2022 other clues |
| Vegetable rich in vitamin K, appropriately |
| Sticks around a classroom? |
| "I have no ___" |
| Gymnast Raisman |
| Captivate |
| Top 10 funk hit from War with an iconic bass line (1975) |
| Initial attempts |
| Inspiration for some psychedelic music |
| ___ Kondo, organizing guru |
| Serum vessel |
| Classic Wilson Pickett cover (1966) |
| Bad streaks |
| Some damning evidence |
| Garment traditionally woven from white wool |
| Close chica |
| Cartoon collectible |
| Sports trainer's concern, for short |
| Tracy Chapman hit with the line "I had a feeling I could be someone" (1988) |
| What "XXX" might represent in comics |
| Small dog |
| "You got me this time!" |
| Water balloons on a hot day, say |
| Wore out |
| Seeks at an auction |
| Janis Joplin's final recording, which had an anticonsumerism message (1970) |
| "I have no ___" |
| Water balloon sound |
| Proof finale, in brief |
| Rich, fashionable sorts |
| Modern music staple that's a punny description of 17-, 24-, 38- and 48-Across |
| Available, as a London cab |
| Prefix with city or state |
| People that built the Temple of Kukulkan |
| Moistened, in a way |
| Winter hrs. in Boston |
| Printer toner color |
| Crush (it) |
| Foofaraws |
| Like some PG-13 language |
| Home of the body's vestibular system |
| Supercool individual |
| Smartphone notification |
| Turkey is on top of this |
| Expert with flags, perhaps |
| "___ más!" |
| Caterpillars and such |
| Many messages in spam folders |
| Palace resident |
| "ur joking, right?!" |
| Waking announcement |
| Tempt |
| Sport with cage matches, in brief |
| Lady ___ |
| Get a round of punch? |
| "Right now" |
| Bonkers |
| Unpleasant realities |
| Some stage whispers |
| "Catfish" airer |
| Friend of Telly and Zoe |
| Name hidden in "paleontology" |
| Prix ___ |
| Gray-haired, say |
| Woodcarving tool |
| Doesn't just pass the test |
| "Get outta here!" |
| "___ the Wild" (2007 film) |
| Minimum wage employment, informally |
| Kagan of the Supreme Court |
| Sudden wave |
| Obscures |
| Docking spot |
| Singer born Eithne Ní Bhraonáin |
| Many a diploma signer |
| Before, poetically |
| Actor Danson |
| Cable option for cinephiles |
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