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Where the average American lives crossword clue
A N Y T O W N U S A
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| New York Times crossword of September 14th, 2024 other clues |
| Something trimmed after purchase |
| Peyton Manning, for much of his N.F.L. career |
| Aid in skyscraper construction |
| Job that anyone could see themselves doing? |
| 3/15, e.g. |
| "To Kill a Mockingbird" family |
| Seen enough |
| Highly rated French vineyards |
| Accessories for some bell ringers |
| Hard things to ignore, metaphorically |
| Bad idea |
| When repeated, college party chant |
| Home to Sun Valley |
| Trailer homes? |
| Musical character who sings "Just You Wait" |
| Business card abbr. |
| Case worker: Abbr. |
| Trying way too hard, in modern lingo |
| Where a rope ladder might lead |
| Cat's "handle" for her kitten |
| Many Renaissance thinkers |
| Soda shop purchase |
| M.I.T. school |
| Capital city on the Red River |
| Baseball mascot with a fluffy green snout |
| Not busy |
| ___-deux |
| Apollo was conceived in them |
| Temper |
| "___ Sea Lice" (collaborative album by Courtney Barnett and Kurt Vile) |
| What the ancient Romans called the "Cupid stone," considering it a symbol of love |
| Pulls with a water-skiing boat, say |
| Gala, e.g. |
| They can be whole, half or quarter |
| Sister label of Volt Records |
| "No backing out now" |
| 50/50 |
| Dismisses unceremoniously |
| City near Memphis |
| Brand seen on Canadian highway signs |
| It once ran the headline "Santa Dies on Xmas Trip": Abbr. |
| Yellow Teletubby |
| Pulls up |
| Puppy chow ingredient |
| Woman in dire need? |
| Bumped things |
| Comes to |
| Acting as a spy, maybe |
| Salon offering |
| Celeb with a #1 single and an acting Oscar |
| Cry of delight |
| Doesn't stick out |
| Kind of boat affected by a wind advisory |
| Actress Weaving of 2022's "Babylon" |
| Word with the same meaning in English, Swahili and Mandarin, among other languages |
| Canadian province: Abbr. |
| Senior class tradition |
| Red in the face, say |
| Setting for a sitting |
| Connections might hinge on it, for short |
| Dentist's concern |
| Muscles used in rowing, for short |
| Administrative center |
| Interjection of interest |
| Some long-distance callers |
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