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| New York Times crossword of March 5th, 2024 other clues |
| Anthony Hopkins's role in "Thor" |
| Tea with tapioca pearls |
| Walk quietly |
| Prefix meaning "automated" |
| Void |
| Final Four org. |
| On the briny |
| No ___ Traffic |
| Weightlifting item for a biceps routine |
| Barely manage, with "out" |
| AOL competitor |
| Theatrical sort |
| Messy living area |
| Kind of port seen at airport kiosks |
| French friend |
| Syringe amts. |
| "I love you," in Spanish |
| Toad's kid-lit pal |
| Many a beverage ending in "-ade" |
| Lose rigidity |
| Trophy or medal |
| Abbr. at the end of a list of authors |
| Marbled loaves |
| Queen's pawn? |
| Spring-loaded office device ... or a collective hint to 16-, 26-, 34- and 41-Across |
| Cry that's a homophone (and anagram) of 55-Down |
| Meat skewer |
| Sign of past stitches, perhaps |
| Simon & Garfunkel's "___ Robinson" |
| Georgia school said to be one of the "Southern Ivies" |
| Fellow bringing a dozen roses, maybe |
| Cattle-catching weapon |
| Strong smell |
| Eagerly awaited occasion |
| Inventor David Aguilar built a fully functional prosthetic one from Legos |
| "My treat!" |
| Like "b-boy" or "my b" |
| "August: ___ County" (Pulitzer-winning play) |
| ___ Sea, body of water between Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan |
| "A Study in Scarlet" detective |
| Tear to bits |
| Widespread |
| Notable time period |
| Director Guillermo ___ Toro |
| Reach the Billboard Hot 100, e.g. |
| Chocolate source |
| Something that editors and clothing designers are concerned with |
| Cold weather wear |
| Folded part of a 17-Down |
| Place for a wax |
| Like a tightrope, ideally |
| Flo Rida hit with the lyric "Champagne buckets still got two tears in it" |
| Standard Oil offshoot |
| Windows runners |
| Something to draw names out of |
| Comedian Sedaris |
| Where to swing your partner 'round and 'round |
| Bad way to run |
| Equip for sailing |
| Eggplant ___ (Italian dish, familiarly) |
| "It's my turn!" |
| "There but for the grace of God ___" |
| France's longest river |
| Use TurboTax, e.g. |
| Silver ___ (tree of the Alps) |
| Swift to fill a concert hall? |
| Dorky |
| Scratchy voice quality |
| Flaw in an argument |
| "Don't let those people escape!" |
| Catchall survey option |
| Birds that sing extravagant melodies |
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