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Use French fries as legal tender? crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of December 7th, 2020 other clues |
| Seat at the bar |
| ___ v. Wade |
| Mosquitoes and gnats |
| American living abroad, e.g. |
| Message to the office staff |
| Grp. that sets oil benchmarks |
| ___-evaluation |
| Magnum ___ (greatest work) |
| Traveled by subway? |
| Old South American empire |
| Piece of pizza |
| "Would you call the elevator for me?" |
| Mexican mister |
| Whom Cain slew |
| Like a recovering hosp. patient, perhaps |
| Dot's counterpart in Morse code |
| Japanese sash |
| Dog walker's need |
| Reason some people move to the Cayman Islands |
| Foreordained |
| Chrissy of "This Is Us" |
| Item in a purse |
| Start a game of cards |
| More than amazing |
| Drawers for money |
| Dickens's "___ House" |
| Pet peeves? |
| Wine region of California |
| Nail the test |
| Like some ski slopes and prices |
| Pharmacy offerings |
| Certain pueblo dweller |
| Put forward, as a theory |
| Any minute now |
| Hurricane that was the subject of 2006's "When the Levees Broke" |
| Should, informally |
| Microwaves |
| Keeping a stiff upper lip |
| Long part of a rose |
| Hot après-ski beverage |
| First word of a fairy tale |
| Dinghy or dory |
| Alternative to Chicago's Midway |
| Six years, for a U.S. senator |
| Vow before a judge |
| Tentacled sea creatures |
| Fencing sword |
| Part of an office telephone no. |
| Remove, as a sticker |
| Cher, e.g., voicewise |
| It's a no-no |
| Cuts the grass |
| Period of rapid growth |
| Amish cousin |
| The latest |
| Jargon |
| Insurance giant |
| Worker paid day by day, maybe |
| Hairstyle that may have a pick |
| Ending of seven Asian countries' names |
| Golf ball stands |
| Constellation with a "belt" |
| Good amount of land to build on |
| "Person" that speaks in beeps and boops |
| Home that might melt |
| "Hand me a flashlight"? |
| Admits, as an offense |
| Letters after nus |
| "Well, lookee here!" |
| Pouty expression |
| "Naughty" and "nice" things for Santa |
| ___ buco |
| Abbr. on a 0 button |
| Sweetie pie |
| Leaf-turning time: Abbr. |
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