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| New York Times crossword of February 24th, 2020 other clues |
| Like show horses' hooves |
| Twisted person |
| ___ constrictor |
| One of the 12 tribes of Israel |
| At full speed, in nautical lingo |
| Back of a horse |
| Persia, nowadays |
| Jules who wrote "Journey to the Center of the Earth" |
| Mars' counterpart, in Greek myth |
| Cop's canine companion |
| What a door swings on |
| Where many draftees were sent in the '60s |
| Workers with a daily grind? |
| Opposite of a purebred |
| Sets of points, in math |
| W.W. II German sub |
| Failing grades |
| Crosby, Stills, ___ & Young |
| Where roots take hold |
| Ancient Greek meeting place |
| Arts-and-crafts supply |
| Menial worker |
| Wise one |
| Unmitigated |
| Make turbulent |
| Toss back tequila, perhaps |
| Direct clashes |
| Like the hours shortly after midnight |
| Swimming (in) |
| Starts shooting |
| Antidrug agent, informally |
| What a pet may be transported in |
| Weaving machine |
| Device for recording shows |
| Many a waiter around Hollywood |
| Tiny bit |
| Consumed |
| Ones anxious to take driver's ed, typically |
| Like venison that's been sitting awhile |
| ___ of the tongue |
| Odysseus, in the "Odyssey" |
| Track shape |
| Having a meal under the stars, e.g. |
| "Hel-l-lp!" |
| Chatted on the internet, for short |
| Tree with edible pods |
| Ninth-century English monarch known as "the Great" |
| Telephone button that doesn't have letters |
| Singed |
| Letter after phi, chi, psi ... |
| Church recesses |
| Activity depicted in a famous 2/23/1945 photograph ... and in three of this puzzle's answers |
| Supermarket vehicle |
| Juice drink brand with a hyphen in its name |
| Civil rights activist Parks |
| Dishevel |
| Instrument with a brief solo in Beethoven's Fifth |
| Black: Fr. |
| Typical London weather |
| ___ sax |
| Tallow source |
| That woman's |
| "Yeah, I'm real sure!" |
| Puts to work |
| "Nice one!" |
| Ones named in deeds |
| Orange or grape drink brand |
| Be in store for |
| Do the honors with the turkey |
| Flurry |
| Boys' school near Windsor |
| Tiny bit |
| Place on a Clue board |
| Award shaped like a winged woman |
| Tabby |
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