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Where one's hands are placed at the end of the macarena crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of July 18th, 2024 other clues |
| Indy 500 directive |
| Epiphany that precedes a major change |
| Neon sign outside a motel |
| Bit of roofing |
| Like some mobile-device purchases |
| "My dudes!" |
| Actor Omar |
| Sticks firmly |
| Name on an AAdvantage credit card |
| Bit of flight info |
| Cheer of encouragement |
| Siren's setting |
| Tetanus, by another name |
| Group of assets? |
| Orthodontic device |
| Excessive |
| One on a mission |
| "What's up?," in text shorthand |
| Charlottesville sch. |
| Major faults |
| Words of commitment |
| Part of a neural network |
| Portion |
| New Jersey borough known for its shopping malls |
| A long, long way back |
| The green light in "The Great Gatsby," for one |
| Generational divide |
| Depositing checks with one's phone, say |
| Quartz-filled rock |
| Small change in party parity? |
| Like many bars during happy hour |
| Harold who composed "Over the Rainbow" |
| "Gross!" |
| Muppet with a distinctive snickering laugh |
| Port in western France |
| Caustic cleaner |
| Carl who wrote "Cosmos" |
| Fortifies |
| First-rate |
| Domesticated relative of the vicuña |
| "Hi" follower |
| An "e-" one was first developed in 2003, for short |
| Barely simmering, say |
| Badly rough up |
| Olympic weapons |
| Festoons with bathroom tissue, informally |
| Oldest major TV network in the U.S. |
| Question that casts doubt |
| Say "nay" |
| Popular Italian cheese |
| Classic Chrysler |
| "___ is long, life is short" (Greek aphorism) |
| Org. that might organize a book fair |
| Indian flatbread |
| Routes down a ski mountain |
| Products of oogenesis |
| Scruff |
| Anita of jazz |
| Portal represented by each pair of circled letters in this puzzle |
| Losing steam |
| Word repeated in an "Animal House" chant |
| "Enough!" |
| Wintry season |
| Enjoy a bath |
| Houses |
| Title with a tilde |
| Back out unexpectedly |
| Figure in the Louvre's "Winged Victory of Samothrace" |
| "Gift" that can be annoying to others |
| Transgress |
| One-named pop singer with hits such as "Elastic Heart" and "The Greatest" |
| Hunger or thirst |
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