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| New York Times crossword of October 18th, 2020 other clues |
| Dinosaur in the Mario games |
| Titular film character opposite Harold |
| Something offered in tribute |
| ___ Martin DB5 ("Bondmobile") |
| Knock-down-drag-out fights |
| Nudge |
| Barack, Michelle, Hillary and Bill took them, for short |
| Yann Martel's baking memoir? |
| Have heart eyes for |
| Member of Britain's upper house |
| Tone-___ |
| Shunned, with "out" |
| "Don't get ___!" |
| F. Scott Fitzgerald's chivalric tale? |
| Just like that |
| Zaps, as leftovers |
| Brainstorms |
| Messes (with) |
| Follower of "Je m'appelle" |
| What a figure skate has that a hockey skate lacks |
| "___ you seeing this?" |
| Voltaire's sweet novel? |
| Scan that excites hydrogen atoms, for short |
| Can't keep one's mouth shut? |
| Alternative to de Gaulle |
| Debussy's "___ d'Étoiles" |
| Prepare to go next |
| "You're making me blush!" |
| Lived (with) |
| Marcel Proust's kitchen mystery? |
| Trouble |
| I |
| "That's ___!" (director's cry) |
| Halloween vis-à-vis November 1 |
| "Yeesh!" |
| One of six parked on the moon |
| Nasty, in a way |
| Author Ferrante |
| Neutral paint color |
| Break |
| Societal problem |
| "When They See Us" director DuVernay |
| Big e-commerce site |
| Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's pet story? |
| Guarantees |
| [Doh!] |
| Semibiographical source for "Citizen Kane" |
| Small trunks |
| Certain red wine |
| Trap |
| Had a friendly relationship (with) |
| "___ is a wonderful thing if one does not have to earn one's living at it": Einstein |
| "Revenge ___ dish ..." |
| William Shakespeare's historical romance? |
| Gives one's seal of approval |
| Classical singing venue |
| Beat |
| Call to reserve? |
| The final installment of "The Godfather" |
| Bit of coffee |
| Sierra Nevadas, e.g. |
| Word that can precede or follow "run" |
| "___ ready for this?" (opening of a pump-up jam by 2 Unlimited) |
| Part of an Italian veal dish name |
| Go back to square one |
| Share a workspace, in modern lingo |
| Helpful connections |
| Breakfast order |
| Long period |
| What a weather balloon might be mistaken for |
| Letters on the "3" button |
| Catches a glimpse of |
| What Mrs. Potts and Chip serve in "Beauty and the Beast" |
| Brit's term of affection |
| "Finally!" |
| Resolve, with "out" |
| Precious, to a Brit |
| Goes undercover? |
| Heated accusation |
| Sound effect during a bomb defusing, perhaps |
| "I watched that episode already" |
| Critical time |
| Queen who made Carthage prosper |
| Pittsburgh-to-Buffalo dir. |
| Fair forecast |
| Beat in a boxing match, in a way |
| Corral |
| Command for a right turn, in mushing |
| "It's possible" |
| "You've Got Mail" director Ephron |
| Neutral paint color |
| Sound like a broken record |
| Shoe with holes |
| Top dogs |
| Subject of Rick Steves's travel guides |
| God, in Guadalajara |
| Bullet alternatives: Abbr. |
| Utter |
| Como ningún ___ (unique, in Spanish) |
| Pledge drive gift |
| Giggle |
| Dreyer's ice cream partner |
| ___ Harbor, first official port of entry to the United States |
| Channel that aired "Daria" and "The Hills" |
| Fan mail recipient |
| Exploding star |
| Take pride in something |
| Ruffle |
| What can take a punch? |
| ___ & Chandon (Champagne) |
| Long periods |
| Little bow-wow |
| Wray of "King Kong" |
| Nonresident doctor |
| Lead role on "Parks and Recreation" |
| Writer Stein |
| Green and others |
| Sets (against) |
| The Amazons were the daughter of this god, in myth |
| By way of |
| Director's cry |
| Is employed |
| Movie with the line "I feel the need ... the need for speed" |
| Dials |
| Some concert tour merchandise |
| Martial arts master |
| Sushi condiment |
| Traitor in the Revolutionary War |
| Warehouse employee |
| "S.N.L." cast member Gardner |
| Lover of Orion, in myth |
| 8-Down pilots, in brief |
| Forest grazer |
| Full of spice |
| Where Zeno taught |
| Children's poet Silverstein |
| ___ beam |
| Place for a shvitz |
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