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Who wrote "The poetry of earth is never dead" crossword clue
K E A T S
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| New York Times crossword of April 22nd, 2022 other clues |
| Cheap trick, perhaps |
| Apply pressure to |
| "Stupid me!" |
| Recherché |
| Food, water, a place to live, etc. |
| Decreases? |
| Drawing method |
| "___ I do!" (informal assent) |
| Rivals of the 1980s "Showtime" Lakers, to fans |
| Part of a pool |
| Regulation followers, for short |
| Cuts (down) |
| "Wassup, my dude" |
| Intended |
| Winter slopes activity |
| One born in the wrong generation, maybe |
| Expands |
| Works with 17 units |
| Like speeders, often |
| Features of some glasses |
| Wade in the Baseball Hall of Fame |
| Manhattan campus around Washington Sq. Park |
| Where to set une couronne |
| Name spelled with six dashes and six dots |
| Air |
| Where Wonder Woman first worked: Abbr. |
| Words of agreement |
| "Gotcha" |
| Soak up the sun, say |
| What I might be in a lab? |
| Multiheaded dog guarding the gates of the underworld, in myth |
| Features of some accents |
| James Baldwin, e.g. |
| What an aphrodisiac boosts |
| Eastern lodging |
| North Atlantic island group |
| Tweak |
| Sweeties |
| Modern "art" |
| Young male chicken |
| Prepared to propose, perhaps |
| Holds up |
| Greek counterpart of Discordia |
| See 18-Down |
| "Perfect!" |
| Dealing directly (with) |
| They're saved for a rainy day |
| High school alternatives to the 11-Down |
| After Kipling, the youngest-ever Literature Nobelist (1957, 44 years) |
| Turn |
| Reverential |
| Historically Germanic observances |
| Offer to help |
| Shade |
| "You're such a tease!" |
| It ends after midnight in New York, with "The" |
| Pepsi Max, e.g. |
| Spots for archaeologists |
| As an exception |
| Word with shop, shot or shape |
| Sushi variety |
| 2013 #1 album from Kanye West |
| Civil disturbance |
| Biblical figure with a large staff |
| Walk in a leisurely way |
| Track, say |
| "___: Duets" (2007 country album) |
| Main component of britannium |
| Invoice info: Abbr. |
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