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Where the rubber meets the road? crossword clue
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New York Times crossword of June 10th, 2024.
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| New York Times crossword of June 10th, 2024 other clues |
| Theater backdrop |
| Regarding |
| Simple trade |
| General ___ chicken |
| Irksome, like a fly |
| "Therefore …" |
| Gemstone with a "fire" variety |
| Theater centerpiece |
| Like much '90s music and video games |
| Novelist Jaffe |
| Put (down) |
| Cleaning implement for bunnies? |
| Significant |
| Like feet after a race, perhaps |
| Grooming option for a pampered pooch |
| Prepare, as the dinner table |
| Draft beer receptacles |
| Detox centers |
| Banish |
| Written in stone |
| Soup server's spoon |
| Alert about a crime, say |
| Surf's partner on a menu |
| Unit for a comedian or musician |
| Mushroom's reproductive cells |
| ___ and switch |
| Put into a Word document, say |
| Cheat sheet info |
| Like hard plaster |
| Home of the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil |
| Contribute a little |
| Years, in Portuguese |
| Overflowing (with) |
| Make over |
| Colorful slushy drink |
| Rhyme for "Chevy" in Don McLean's "American Pie" |
| Painful toy to step on |
| In case |
| Counterparts of dahs |
| Guinness world record holder for "English word with the most meanings" |
| Got up |
| College sports channel |
| Frogs' wartier cousins |
| H.S. test result that can translate into college credit |
| Part of a tennis match |
| Bygone Russian ruler |
| "All right, that's fine" |
| Sink, as the sun |
| Cushions in front of a computer keyboard |
| Pleasant and accommodating |
| Philip Larkin or Patricia Lockwood |
| Vent openings |
| Strongly desire |
| Like areas where cigarettes are not permitted |
| Striped swimmer named for a heavenly being |
| Things to hang one's hat on |
| Agcy. that monitors workplace hazards |
| Mathematical grouping using curly brackets |
| Being |
| You might stand on them to reach something |
| Having everything one needs |
| Volleyball move before a spike |
| "Bunny ear" made while tying a shoelace |
| Deep brass instrument |
| Like England between the ninth and 15th centuries |
| Cattle farms |
| Shot out, as lava |
| Spin around |
| Fencing swords |
| Mountain spine |
| Stuck-up sort |
| Mast attachment |
| Blue race in "Avatar" |
| Complete collection |
| Adjust, as a watch |
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