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| New York Times crossword of May 15th, 2022 other clues |
| Suffragist and abolitionist Abby ___ Alcott |
| Georgia, e.g. |
| One of two circling the earth |
| Decorates deceptively |
| High part of a deck |
| Bon ___ (fashionable world) |
| One-named New Age musician |
| Mower's trail |
| Means of electronic communication with restricted access |
| Ending with cash or front |
| Self images? |
| Stevenson of 1950s politics |
| They may be ridden to victory |
| Some co. name endings |
| Santa Monica ___, southwest terminus of 114-Across |
| Gone to press? |
| Golden rule preposition |
| Speed skater Kramer with nine Olympic medals |
| Stir in |
| B3, nutritionally |
| String or integer, in programming |
| Brand with a bull in its logo |
| Critical warning |
| Some scores in horseshoes |
| "My Name Is Asher ___" |
| Offer one's two cents |
| Beverage with a "New England" variety |
| Deprived |
| Roux ingredient? |
| You usually do this lying down by yourself |
| Naval "Negative" |
| Singer O'Day |
| "Meet the ___" (baseball fight song) |
| To be, in France |
| ___ Jay Hawkins, rock pioneer who wrote "I Put a Spell on You" |
| Pertaining to any of five Italian popes |
| Small rodent |
| Booked it |
| Phrase one might yell at the screen during a horror film |
| Graffitied artistic attraction along 114-Across |
| Summers in la cité |
| Bugs |
| ___ Austin, Biden's secretary of defense |
| "Go ahead and ask" |
| TV 6-year-old who attends Little Dipper School |
| Lead-in to "com" |
| Pastis flavorer |
| Bit of writing on Twitter or Tinder |
| Opposite of a breeze |
| Natural conclusion? |
| Car-pooling inits. |
| Some mil. officers |
| Following along |
| Abbr. on many streets in Quebec |
| Attempt to grasp, as a complicated situation |
| "Holy ___!" |
| Twitch user, perhaps |
| Bad stat for a QB: Abbr. |
| Pass |
| Not mainstream, for short |
| Sierra ___ |
| 1990s film with a famous wood chipper scene |
| Cuisine that includes gochujang paste |
| Spanish : -ando or -iendo :: English : ___ |
| Word with a wave in Oaxaca |
| Peridot, for one |
| An awful state to live in |
| Classic Camaro |
| Smart, say |
| Tall, curved attraction along 114-Across |
| Grant ___, northeast terminus of 114-Across |
| Colorful natural attraction along 114-Across |
| Kind of tape |
| $100 bill, slangily |
| Instruction for some Thanksgiving cooking |
| Underwriting? |
| "What malarkey!" |
| Left |
| Paid penance |
| "Downton Abbey" countess |
| Site of a U.C. in the O.C. |
| Muscle-bone connector |
| Gear for gondoliers |
| Verb in Poe's "The Raven" |
| Trafficker trackers, for short |
| Trece menos doce |
| Legend |
| Many a Hollywood worker |
| Animal in the genus Bos |
| Brownish-yellow hue |
| Big ___ |
| Monogram in the 2016 presidential election |
| Puts away |
| Jazz bassist Carter, who has appeared on more than 2,200 recordings |
| Being treated, in a way |
| A whole can of worms? |
| Mamas' mamas |
| Bug |
| Bad review |
| Component of lacquer thinner |
| More far out |
| Theme of this puzzle, which winds its way nearly 2,500 miles through all the shaded squares herein |
| Wishy-washy response |
| Captivate |
| The Panthers of the N.C.A.A., familiarly |
| Art in the Television Hall of Fame |
| Dislikes and then some |
| Things sometimes named after presidents |
| One of 50,460 in the Chunnel |
| Actress Barrymore, great-aunt of Drew |
| Famed fountain of Rome |
| Half step, in music |
| Character seen on a keyboard |
| Bile |
| Obsequious |
| Sun deck? |
| "That's my cue!" |
| Actress Long |
| Component of a bridge truss |
| Positive results of some strikes |
| Bad messages to send to the wrong person |
| Tap-in, e.g. |
| 140, in old Rome |
| Covid Data Tracker org. |
| New Deal power agcy. |
| Fools are often seen at its start: Abbr. |
| Peaceful, informally |
| Partner of only |
| Posed for a portrait |
| Skip or drop |
| German surname part |
| Large rodents |
| Down-to-earth |
| Nickname for 114-Across coined by John Steinbeck |
| Cool |
| Hardly a team player? |
| Corpse ___ No. 2 (morning-after cocktail) |
| At the top |
| One of the Guccis |
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