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| New York Times crossword of May 1st, 2019 other clues |
| Word found before and after "and," in a phrase |
| Unit for a YouTube video |
| Object |
| Mr. : English :: ___ : Persian |
| Novel on which the film "Clueless" is based |
| Picky ___ |
| Matter for the Postal Inspection Service |
| "Is this really necessary?" |
| *Not formally worded |
| *Like the pitcher in a batting order, often |
| Ending with orange or lemon |
| Basis of some scholarships |
| Part of a Snickers bar |
| *Peacocks, but not peahens |
| Mork's birthplace on "Mork & Mindy" |
| Stack |
| A, B, C, D and E, to nutritionists |
| Stop signal |
| What the answers to the starred clues are each anagrams of |
| When doubled, uncritically enthusiastic |
| Joined the Army, say |
| Sheik's peer |
| Bask on the beach |
| *Wandered |
| Post-championship celebration |
| Building by a barn |
| Dark loaf |
| *Like some foreign protests |
| *What keeps a part apart |
| Engraved stone marker |
| Pale-colored beer |
| What Britain voted to Brexit from, for short |
| Cordon (off) |
| Give off |
| Wall St. "500" |
| Gets a Venmo request, say |
| Article's start, in journalism jargon |
| Who asked "Would you eat them in a box? Would you eat them with a fox?" |
| Lake Victoria lies on its southern border |
| A little chipper |
| Campus building |
| "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea" author |
| Public perception |
| Down Under bird |
| Spitball, e.g. |
| Conductor's beat |
| Bring before a superior for reprimand |
| Birth announcement |
| Bottom line figure |
| Clenched, as teeth |
| MuggleNet or The Leaky Cauldron, for "Harry Potter" readers |
| Separate, as stitches |
| *Internet addresses |
| Compassionate "Uncle Tom's Cabin" girl |
| Tears |
| Free speech org. |
| Substance for a juicer |
| Killer Bee? |
| Missing button in many an elevator |
| Fuss |
| Meals |
| Argued vehemently (against) |
| Something that requires a special headset to play, informally |
| Lash holder |
| Upper-right keyboard button |
| Next in line |
| "Wouldn't that be nice!" |
| Olympic pool divisions |
| Walk dizzily |
| "My man!" |
| Part of PRNDL |
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