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| New York Times crossword of March 16th, 2022 other clues |
| "The Duck Variations" playwright |
| Duck |
| Mexican pal |
| Conger, for one |
| Swiss author of "Elements of Algebra" |
| Duck |
| Pigpen |
| "Duck, duck ..." follower |
| High-rise units: Abbr. |
| ___ parmigiana |
| Like many a barrel-aged wine |
| "Rocks" in a tumbler |
| Molds, e.g. |
| "Henceforth I ___ will be Romeo" |
| Keep close to one's heart |
| No ___, no foul |
| Laceless shoes |
| What a flat "b" palm facing a nearby fellow stands for, in A.S.L. |
| Pic-sharing app, informally |
| The second "R" in J. R. R. Tolkien |
| Prepare to proof, in baking |
| It's mined, all mined! |
| "It's ___!" ("We're on!") |
| Butterfly also called a common tiger or wanderer |
| Perpetual |
| Street ___ (rep) |
| What to call a man in Mannheim |
| Like cheese puffs and rice cakes |
| Tampa Bay pro |
| List ender: Abbr. |
| Transmit |
| Opening on Christmas Eve? |
| It could be a problem |
| In direct confrontation |
| Duck |
| ___ Duck |
| Used as a dining surface |
| Cosy "spot" |
| Handout for a walking tour |
| Coatroom fixture |
| "Fine, stay angry then!" |
| Strategically evasive |
| Mission to remember in San Antonio |
| Skittish |
| Mike of "Shrek" |
| Sís and das |
| Tablecloths and napkins |
| Editor's "Forget I wrote that" |
| Total disarray |
| Heavenly: Prefix |
| Scene of pandemonium |
| Attachment for a bit |
| Sanctified |
| Duck |
| Big snarl |
| Musician's chance to shine, perhaps |
| Print "oopses" |
| Flabbergasts or gobsmacks |
| Swing ___ (1933-47) |
| Examine |
| Word of leave-taking |
| Memo subject header |
| Be in a mood and brood |
| Something a duck lays |
| Bugs and Daffy in "The Iceman Ducketh," e.g. |
| Largest lake in Ethiopia |
| Imaginary ordinal |
| Average mark |
| Duck |
| Has in hand |
| Duck, e.g. |
| Lightning strike |
| Cotton gin inventor Whitney |
| A chance of a lifetime, say |
| Raphael's weapon in "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" |
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