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Weights, colloquially crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of July 25th, 2023 other clues |
| In reference to |
| Two things associated with a game of horseshoes? |
| "Strangely …" |
| Eye droplet |
| "Not you, too?," to Caesar |
| The deadly sins, e.g. |
| Place for lions, thieves or a TV |
| Wee 'uns |
| CPR sites |
| Dawn goddess |
| String before fa-sol-la |
| Invoice abbr. |
| Subterranean fairy tale creature |
| What streets do on an urban map |
| Wood decay that, despite its name, requires moisture |
| Google Maps marker |
| Neither's mate |
| ___ Mode of "The Incredibles" |
| Chow down |
| Nauseated while on the road |
| Happy or Sleepy, e.g. |
| Two things associated with the Vatican? |
| Articles of neckwear that are a snap to use? |
| Bit of military planning |
| It goes from coast to coast |
| What hits Chicken Little's noggin |
| Breakaway groups |
| Schoolmarmish |
| Where Emirates airline is headquartered |
| Setting for a bicycle race? |
| Oil-rich nation |
| Lipstick holder |
| Rooster's mate |
| In need of sanitizing |
| Tick off |
| City with two M.L.B. teams |
| Person who might do the Vulcan salute |
| Instrument sometimes confused with a clarinet |
| Metal detector's discovery, maybe |
| Stevedore's workplace |
| Two things associated with the tale of Sisyphus? |
| Treelike cactus |
| Boy, in Bogotá |
| Rock band with a slash in its name |
| Currency that replaced the mark |
| Cul-de-___ |
| Scrub, at NASA |
| Something "tough to be in" |
| First film critic to win a Pulitzer Prize for criticism |
| "All Things Considered" airer |
| Baseball players Gehrig and Boudreau |
| Detective Wolfe |
| Planetarium panorama |
| Downside |
| Banal sentimentality, so to speak |
| Japanese wraps |
| Unit that derives from Old English for "open field" |
| "Star Wars" or "Gladiator," e.g. |
| Truffle hunter's squeal |
| Antacid brand |
| San ___, Italy |
| Classic slapstick prop |
| "___ Window" (1954 thriller) |
| Doodled, say |
| Like a stereotypical bouncer |
| Wi-Fi or room safe, at a hotel |
| Two things associated with Gene Simmons? |
| Place for wallowing |
| Tiny amount, as of mousse |
| Possesses |
| Auntie's mom |
| "No question" |
| Meditation syllables |
| "Park your keister!" |
| Spice related to nutmeg |
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