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| New York Times crossword of September 29th, 2023 other clues |
| Spreads concern? |
| God who rides the eight-legged horse Sleipnir |
| Tube feature, with "the" |
| Illegal product that's still made? |
| Write some letters |
| "Seems like a bad idea …" |
| Baked, in Italian |
| Word with bubble or high |
| Contacts data: Abbr. |
| Brand of ranch dressing? |
| Obsolescent kind of drive |
| Finish with |
| Far from home, say |
| Author who wrote "Happiness in marriage is entirely a matter of chance" |
| Thin |
| May to November, in Central America |
| Checkout choices |
| Need to pay |
| QB rushers, collectively |
| Does a better job than at making points |
| Gives up |
| Clouds |
| Light touch |
| Moves a little |
| ___ Day of Visibility (March 31 observance) |
| Piece of the pie |
| Put on |
| ___ Coleman, principal on "Abbott Elementary" |
| Protagonist in a long-running Phyllis Reynolds Naylor book series |
| Person who might sweep a board game off a table |
| About 20 million people in India |
| Close associates to be wary of |
| Flattering lines |
| Growth that may be treated with salicylic acid |
| Be wide open |
| Cut |
| One pill, perhaps |
| World capital whose Museum of Islamic Art was designed by I. M. Pei |
| ___ Balls |
| "Goodness …" |
| Claim in a squabble |
| Lodge |
| N.B.A. team originally based in New Jersey |
| Seeks shelter |
| ___ B. Parker, Democratic candidate for president in 1904 |
| Blueprint |
| Feeling of dread before the start of the workweek, in slang |
| Source of a burning odor? |
| Blunt salespeople |
| Model Holliday |
| Go into one's "phone voice," say |
| "___ and Janis" (comic strip) |
| Suitor |
| Form of protest for tenants |
| Great Basin people |
| Creepy-crawly |
| Singles |
| "Queer Eye" co-star Jonathan Van ___ |
| Approximately |
| Having rhythm |
| Cube, e.g. |
| Like AB- vis-à-vis other blood types |
| El ___ |
| Office warning letters |
| Birthplace of the world's major religions |
| Second-in-command, informally |
| Bum |
| Italian time unit |
| [!!!] |
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