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Winter hrs. in Seattle crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of January 13th, 2022 other clues |
| Makes merry |
| Thought |
| Acoustics, for one: Abbr. |
| Striped yellow balls, in pool |
| Stretch in logic |
| Year in Brazil |
| Word before case or sack |
| Flurry |
| Chimichurri ingredient |
| Chicks, say |
| Actor Malek |
| ___ Tesfaye, a.k.a. The Weeknd |
| Flooring option |
| Some card readers |
| Standing like Wonder Woman, say |
| They're constantly lapped |
| Kind of fly |
| Jump scares, in horror movies |
| Alternatives to dogs |
| Ideal, informally |
| Gallagher of rock's Oasis |
| Subject line abbr. |
| Home of N.Y.C.'s Public Theater |
| Singer with the 2016 #1 album "This Is What the Truth Feels Like" |
| "Mas Que ___" (classic Brazilian song from the 1960s) |
| Apt rhyme for "Rubik" |
| "The ___ Holmes Mysteries," young adult series about a 14-year-old detective |
| Urgent order |
| Not as expected |
| Kind of branch depicted on German euro coins |
| Formerly known as |
| Political correspondent Mystal |
| Maneuvered (for) |
| [Sigh] |
| Rime |
| Certain bite risk |
| Cause to be admired |
| Skyline feature |
| Anachronistic verb in the age of smartphones |
| Quizzical cries |
| Lotion alternative |
| Important warning before you answer 32-, 40- and 52-Across? |
| Green bugs |
| One of a character class in Dungeons & Dragons |
| Skyline features |
| Upside-down L, on a calculator |
| Striped polecat's defense |
| Approve |
| ___ pan (kitchen utensil) |
| Goddess in the Hindu pantheon |
| "The sweetest joy, the wildest ___ is love": Pearl Bailey |
| Top suit |
| Small bird with a loud song |
| Interruption |
| Man, for one |
| 2003 Pixar animated adventure |
| Ending with Gator or hater |
| Start to profit? |
| Rooibos, e.g. |
| Pad, so to speak |
| Exhaust |
| Pirates' domain |
| 2004 Quentin Tarantino martial arts film |
| Suburb about 20 miles WNW of Boston |
| Low island |
| Birthplace of Pythagoras |
| Petitions |
| "___? We don't need no stinking ___!" |
| 1993 Warner Bros. family drama |
| Investment inits. |
| Disinclined |
| Texas is the largest U.S. producer of these |
| Hullabaloo |
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