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What comes before old age? crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of February 27th, 2021 other clues |
| Hoopster's mantra |
| Two-time FIFA Women's World Player of the Year (2001, 2002) |
| "My point is ..." |
| Like castaways, before being cast away |
| Set for the afternoon? |
| Clinches |
| A couple of dollars? |
| Material whose name is a Scandinavian country in French |
| Moves like a butterfly |
| Countenance |
| Stingray feature, once |
| Pioneer in 35mm cameras |
| School softball? |
| Singer Braxton, sister of Toni |
| Its birthstone is peridot: Abbr. |
| "Let's get ___!" (party cry) |
| Individually |
| In the cloud, say |
| Title character in a "Sgt. Pepper" song |
| Night light |
| Wiz Khalifa's "We ___ Boyz" |
| Ron who played Tarzan on old TV |
| Moving |
| Some didy changers |
| Fare from some bars |
| Smart ___ |
| "Au revoir!" |
| Letter to the editor, often |
| Atomic clock timekeeper |
| Prefix with binary |
| Kind of bowl ordered at a juice bar |
| Opposite of cheap eats |
| Actress/YouTube star ___ Condor |
| Whole |
| "East of Eden" twin |
| #1 on a list, maybe |
| "Buzz off!" |
| Renato's wife in Verdi's "Un Ballo in Maschera" |
| Some deals from dealerships |
| "___ Mañanitas" (Mexican birthday song) |
| Woman's name that's also a plural suffix |
| Work it, on the runway |
| Four-time Grammy winner Lyle |
| George Sand title heroine |
| [I'm such an idiot!] |
| Inspect |
| Selassie of Ethiopia |
| What this is an example of: \_(^.^)_/ |
| Trope seen in rom-coms |
| Rub the right way? |
| Switched (on) |
| Alternative to polyester |
| Home for a drone |
| Jokester |
| Props of sorts |
| Target |
| Vehicle equipped with photovoltaic cells |
| Schroeder plays one, in the comics |
| Dig for insights, digitally |
| Annual N.Y.C. event hosted by Vogue |
| Some Pepperidge Farm cookies |
| Begrudge |
| "Get Out" star Kaluuya |
| Like, now |
| Birth control pioneer Margaret |
| Like some drones |
| Forfeits |
| "Of course it looks good on you!," maybe |
| Zip |
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