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"Who Framed Roger Rabbit" [1995] crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of May 13th, 2021 other clues |
| "How the West Was Won" [1969, 2010] |
| Thymus, e.g. |
| PlayStation's creator |
| Food staple referred to as "the gold of the Incas" |
| Man's name that can follow "v" or "r" to form an English word |
| Blown away |
| C.D. holders, maybe |
| Direction of some subway trains |
| One of 150 in the Bible |
| Musical featuring the Jellicle Ball |
| What's on the agenda |
| Award-winning Streep |
| "What ___?" |
| Snazziness |
| Hindu avatar |
| Get a load of this! |
| "Dude, Where's My Car?" [1979] |
| "O Brother, Where Art Thou?" [1990] |
| Have legs, so to speak |
| Settings for some courts |
| Beavering away |
| "You said it, sister!" |
| More than a couple |
| Woody and Buzz's owner in "Toy Story" |
| Psy-ops, say |
| What was cool for a long time? |
| Scram |
| Prego alternative |
| "What's Eating Gilbert Grape" [2019] |
| Supermodel Holliday |
| Breeders' documents |
| Top dog |
| "___ reflection ..." |
| Wood strip |
| Petulant retort |
| One of a noted quintet |
| Rug buyer's consideration |
| Sanjay of CNN |
| Film that lost to "Green Book" for Best Picture |
| Excessively showy |
| One of about five of blood in the average adult body |
| Café order |
| Out of the ordinary |
| Valleys |
| Partner of here |
| Low pocket pair in Texas hold 'em |
| "Qué ___?" |
| "Fiddlesticks!" |
| Charged |
| Key of Beethoven's "Eroica" |
| Children, in legalese |
| P.R. concern |
| Pal of Porthos and Aramis |
| Spur |
| Stun, in a way |
| Cheese akin to cheddar |
| Word before child or human |
| Cool, '90s-style |
| Manhattan component |
| Like early Elvis records |
| Much-abbreviated Latin phrase |
| Firebug's activity |
| Codas |
| Obsess in front of the mirror |
| Room for art |
| Chocolate ___ |
| Hill figure, for short |
| Results of flattery |
| Elvis's record label |
| NPR's ___ Radio Hour |
| ___-free |
| Memorization |
| Bon mot |
| "Swans Reflecting Elephants," e.g. |
| Thom ___ (shoe brand) |
| Spur |
| Fundamentally |
| Fresh stuff |
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