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Verbal equivalent of tomato-throwing crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of June 11th, 2024 other clues |
| *Get seriously fortunate |
| Leaves might get stuck in its teeth |
| Train line between Boston and D.C. |
| Less interesting |
| Grinds away |
| Not very bright |
| Jamaican music genre |
| Bring up |
| Fastener used in securing pipes |
| Deserves |
| Trunk appendage |
| "Impression, Sunrise" painter |
| Noted example of French Gothic architecture |
| Talkative bird |
| Sticky |
| Title for Jackie or Jill, and a hint to the answers to the starred clues |
| Nickname for Oliver Cromwell |
| "I'm all ___" |
| Curly hairstyle, for short |
| Oven setting that can be "Hi" or "Lo" |
| Goes like a weasel? |
| Cutting onomatopoeia |
| Emulate Paul Simon in 1972 or Harry Styles in 2017 |
| Hasty escape |
| Gold, in Galicia |
| *Title role for Lee Marvin in a 1962 western |
| Pedometer unit |
| Not buy, perhaps |
| Range that separates Europe and Asia |
| Buckeyes |
| Up to the task |
| Camera type, for short |
| *Meteorological description in a Beatles song |
| "You said it!" |
| Trumpet flourish |
| Language of much legalese |
| Trees that produce moth-repelling oil |
| "Gimme five!" |
| Goes clubbing? |
| Proulx who wrote "Brokeback Mountain" |
| Exec's helper: Abbr. |
| Currency of Switzerland |
| Unfortunate neighbor of Mount Vesuvius |
| Goose egg |
| Schleps |
| Poet Frank who led the 1950's-'60s "New York School" |
| Military address? |
| Sends packing |
| Just about |
| Pounded taro dish |
| Accessory for a flapper costume |
| Site for a cliff dwelling |
| Maraca, e.g. |
| Red alcohol in a spritz |
| Changes with the times, say |
| Word with history or exam |
| Arachnid's octet |
| Invites along for |
| ___ knots (hairstyle) |
| Stringed Indian instrument |
| Danish shoe brand |
| "Told you so!" |
| Dracula's alternate form |
| Deadly African snake |
| Increase |
| Popular fast-food breakfast sandwich |
| Aware of, as a plot |
| Nuts for a squirrel |
| Sun blocker |
| Festoon |
| Rambled |
| *Crazy for |
| End of the earth |
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