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Verb whose past tense form is an anagram of its present tense crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of July 2nd, 2022 other clues |
| Comedian Vulcano of "Impractical Jokers" |
| ___-relief |
| Is flabbergasted |
| "Who ___?" |
| Some C.D.C. spots |
| Needlework verb or noun |
| "S.N.L." alum Rachel |
| Commercial mascot with floppy ears |
| Something "U.S.A." may be part of |
| Click-N-Ship org. |
| Word with mess or press |
| Port letters |
| Plant that symbolized purity in ancient Egypt |
| Image problem? |
| Bosporus resident |
| Code for the primary hub of Delta Air Lines |
| 1950s-’70s war locale |
| Looking like rain, say |
| Taken charge |
| Some pieces in a bucket |
| Choice words |
| Add or subtract, say |
| Wine barrel wood |
| Sugar cubes, e.g. |
| Certain Australian boomers (male) and flyers (female) |
| Hi-___ |
| Tobiko or masago |
| Tick or tock |
| Make, in math |
| Game 1 starter, typically |
| Carrying-on |
| "Sayonara!" |
| Something kept in a Hollywood archive |
| Through working: Abbr. |
| Decorative painting on an airplane fuselage |
| Competitor in the Prix de Lausanne |
| Aid for going paperless |
| Discreet attention-getter |
| Part of a fraction |
| Assign new keyboard shortcuts to |
| Mid-April, in the U.S. |
| Tony-winning actress Stroker |
| Come together |
| Old flame |
| Early-21st-century crisis, with "the" |
| "See? Told ya!" |
| Be feasible, as a proposal |
| Like some defenses |
| Bathing suit portmanteau |
| Word on a cornerstone |
| Pioneers' trips west, e.g. |
| Lagunitas offering |
| "Don't ask me again!" |
| Locale for a power wash |
| South Asian toddy cats |
| Hot |
| Painting that inspired an iconic "Home Alone" movie poster |
| Campus with a landmark statue of Will Rogers on his horse Soapsuds |
| Verbal equivalent of picking up the gauntlet |
| In a saddle, say |
| Auction series |
| Big hit |
| Succinct |
| Certain hydrocarbon |
| Hannah Gadsby's "Nanette" or Hasan Minhaj's "Homecoming King" |
| Direction |
| Saya, for a katana |
| Roquefort source |
| Wing ___ |
| "And That Reminds Me" singer Reese |
| Try to get through intuition |
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