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What's left of a cigarette crossword clue


B U T T

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New York Times crossword of May 11th, 2020 other clues
Betrays, in a way
Beats by ___ (audio brand)
Flavorful
Watch chain
The East, to the West
Peon
Color manually
___ vincit amor
Chapel recess
Hard thing to break
Hot dog holders
Egyptian "boy king"
___ and flow
Group that meets on the slopes
Adamant refusal
Enlivening, with "up"
"Hamilton" writer Lin-Manuel ___
Rita of "West Side Story"
Narrow waterways
"In that case, sure"
Certain lap dog, familiarly
Fasten
___ chicken (Indian dish)
"Well, aren't ___ pair!"
Invite to one's penthouse, say
Horse's disapproving vote?
Synthetic fabric
Crash into from the back
Not keep a secret
Letter addenda, for short
Funny Bombeck
Last line of a spreadsheet (as suggested by the shaded squares?)
World Cup cheer
"Black-ish" network
High heels and others
Coll.-level classes
Like many missed field goals
Mattress giant
Make well
Loving term for one caring for a sick child
"Them's fightin' words!"
Follow closely, as a spy might a mark
The Phantom in "The Phantom of the Opera"
Strikes (out)
Pirate's plunder
Greeting in Rio
Drew up, as plans
Places where rouge goes
"Oh yeah? ___ who?"
"Drat!"
Brand of foam darts
TV journalist Curry
Muscles that are targets of planking, informally
Late, as in making payments
Car opposite the locomotive
Et ___ (and others: Lat.)
Gumbo vegetable
Kind of roast
Decorated anew
"Funny Girl" role for which Barbra Streisand won an Oscar
Network with an eye logo
Many craft brews, for short
Pricey seating option
"___ sells" (advertising catchphrase)
Strengthens, with "up"
Shaggy beasts of 53-Across
[Shame on you!]
Less than perfect
More like tired eyes
Complete a double play, in baseball slang
Den
Lent support to
Suffix with kitchen
"Oh, also ...," in a text
Amy of "Parks and Recreation"
What a pitcher might have after a long game
Leave hurriedly and secretively

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