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Word derived from the Old Norse for "stick of wood" crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of May 24th, 2024 other clues |
| "Riiiiiight ..." |
| Cooking product originally invented for soapmaking |
| Some eye shadows |
| Fourth card in Texas hold 'em |
| One in the rite place at the rite time? |
| Many Eras Tour attendees |
| It might be pressed for cash |
| Strategies |
| Where to find a phalanx bone |
| City that's northwest of Cuzco ... or a city that's northwest of Columbus |
| Humble dwelling |
| It's kept in the loop |
| ___ Garibaldi, revolutionary sometimes called the "mother of Italy" |
| Aaliyah's "___ You That Somebody?" |
| Urban fleet |
| With mulish resolve |
| Score a journalistic coup |
| Gaseous cloud in which suns and planets form |
| Wyoming's "Equal Rights," e.g. |
| Doesn't strike out, say |
| "You are," en español |
| Hit, as the lights |
| "Likewise" |
| Metal that "cries" when bent |
| They bring a lot to the table |
| Lacking, for short: Abbr. |
| Consequences of some serious foul play |
| Trojan hero claimed as an ancestor by Julius Caesar and Augustus |
| "I'll count us in" |
| Place to chill |
| Bends down |
| Chevy S.U.V.s |
| Antelope that can leap up to 10 feet off the ground |
| People often drink it "up" |
| Repetition of self-calming movements, such as finger-tapping or hair-twirling |
| Cougar's opponent in an annual rivalry game |
| Recharge one's batteries |
| "You are," en español |
| Part of a clutch |
| Officials showing 50-Across, informally |
| Cousin on an old sitcom |
| Some are presidential |
| Jamaican Patois, e.g. |
| Commencements |
| Doubly better |
| Basic sets of supplies |
| Wedding staple with the line "Take it back now, y'all" |
| Swears |
| Some corporate takeovers |
| Movie droid, familiarly |
| Shapeless forms |
| City known as the "Hollywood of the South": Abbr. |
| Pre-A.D. |
| "Yes, I would love that!" |
| "When you get to be this old ..." |
| Urban areas, informally |
| Acclimatize |
| Watch over |
| Things that blend in synesthesia |
| Commuting costs |
| Mac maker |
| Get bent out of shape |
| Italian counterpart to "mattina" |
| Comedian Margaret |
| U.S. research org. since the 1880s |
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