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Where 95-Down's Wild Ride ends, at Disneyland crossword clue
H E L L
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| New York Times crossword of January 8th, 2023 other clues |
| Villains' antagonists |
| "Uh, sure" |
| Power project |
| Real mess |
| 2007 Lil Wayne song that opens "Young Money! You dig?" |
| Subject of clip art? |
| "What do we have here?!" |
| Word before the year on U.S. paper currency |
| Small thing to keep on track |
| Human rights activist Xiaobo, the first Chinese citizen to be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize (2010) |
| Presses CTRL+P + ___ + Easter egg coloring |
| ___ + Scroungy mutt + Parent's sister, in some regions |
| Active Sicilian volcano |
| European river that's an anagram of REED |
| Promise to pay |
| [I'm frustrated!] |
| Fragrant noodle soup made with beef |
| Like Captain James T. Kirk, by birth |
| Número de "Años de Soledad" in a Gabriel García Márquez novel |
| Follows |
| ___ + Golfer's cry + "Ugh!" |
| Column crossers + Sentry + ___ |
| "Encore!" |
| Irks |
| Crossed off |
| Gangster film prop |
| "Holy" city |
| Nongendered possessive |
| Insult that's also a measurement device |
| "The landlords of New York," once |
| One cast in a fantasy movie |
| Digging |
| French festival, familiarly + ___ + Actor Michael |
| Punching tool + Chopping tool + ___ |
| Cherubic archer |
| Foil lookalikes |
| Seoul-based carrier |
| Influential sorts |
| Rod with seven A.L. batting titles |
| Athlete's cup |
| Flattering verse |
| In the manner of |
| Demonstrate extreme flexibility, as an acrobat |
| Opposite of neo- |
| Tandoor bread + Harlem music venue + ___ |
| Word of obligation + ___ + Punxsutawney name |
| Some origin stories |
| Response to "Shall we?" |
| H.S. science class for some college-bound students |
| Rocky Mountain bugler |
| Move, in real estate lingo |
| Pioneered |
| Immediately |
| Couple of llamas? |
| Rug rat + Magic stick + ___ |
| Soccer score + ___ + Scottish inlets |
| Resistor unit |
| Iconic 1984 movie vehicle that was a combination ambulance/hearse |
| "Anything for you!" |
| Actress de Armas |
| Annoyances when trying to make change |
| Challenging, informally |
| Corleone, for one |
| Toilet paper spec |
| Most likely to offer solace, say |
| Calm |
| Fastener used with a padlock |
| The "E" in FEMA: Abbr. |
| "Diamonds" singer, to fans |
| QB protectors, collectively |
| Time to decide who's in or out |
| Polite Spanish assent |
| ThinkPads, e.g., once |
| "Doc" in the Mets Hall of Fame |
| Removed, as a knot |
| Language suffix |
| Spanish seasoning |
| Hindu goddess in the "Ramayana" |
| Serpentine constellation |
| Ambidextrous features? |
| It may have just desserts |
| Converter of natural heat energy |
| Doohickey |
| Tweens, e.g. |
| Making level |
| Welcomed at the door |
| Broccoli follower |
| Intestinal bacterium |
| Choir platforms |
| Boggy stuff |
| Literary award shaped like a rocket |
| Milky gemstone |
| Common solvents |
| Some R.P.I. grads |
| Chances |
| Hurry |
| Waze suggestions: Abbr. |
| Armpit, anatomically |
| Move to a larger pot, say |
| More than a couple |
| Doesn't just sit there |
| Boxing stats |
| Influential leader of the Seminole people |
| Burrito-shaped lunch counter item |
| Part of X-X-X |
| [Is this thing on?] |
| Scenic stroll, from the Spanish |
| Baja resort, for short |
| In the thick of |
| Hardly Mr. Nice Guy |
| Hippocratic oath takers: Abbr. |
| Path covered with diamonds |
| Vamooses |
| Pretentiously affected |
| "Frozen" villain |
| Existential emotion |
| Goofus |
| Dance squat |
| Key ingredient in key lime pie |
| Rock & Roll Hall of Fame city: Abbr. |
| Floated down a river, say |
| "Hmm, gotcha" |
| Unteachable sort, in a saying |
| Tessellations |
| "The Wind in the Willows" squire |
| "Nice try, but I don't think so" |
| Islands that form atop underwater volcanoes |
| Making all the stops |
| Portion of a log |
| Quick to think or act |
| [Grrr!] |
| "Eh, what can you do?!" |
| Black cat, classically |
| For fear that |
| Michael of 2007's "Superbad" |
| Wraparound garment |
| Eye affliction |
| Belt worn with a yukata |
| Company that owns Wite-Out |
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