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*Word in a classic Tolstoy title crossword clue
W A R
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| New York Times crossword of January 5th, 2022 other clues |
| Screenwriter Ben who wrote "Angels Over Broadway" |
| "Wanna ___?" |
| *One of two extremes in a saying |
| Loud, as a crowd |
| Firefighter's tool |
| Grace's last name on "Will & Grace" |
| Directive before "You're on 'Candid Camera'" |
| Medium at Madame Tussauds |
| Prefix with aggression |
| *Description of a glass, maybe |
| "Suppose ..." |
| Long, long time |
| Lion-colored |
| Perpetrate, as a crime |
| "Thanks, it's just what I've always wanted," often |
| Kind of state |
| Fuss |
| ___ Jiabao, 2003-13 premier of China |
| Kind of stick |
| Put out |
| *Word in a classic Tolstoy title |
| Thus |
| Moving well for one's age |
| Number it's good to be under |
| Home of the Vasco da Gama Bridge, over 7.5 miles long |
| "___ sells seashells by the seashore" |
| Finalized |
| Not at all reasonable |
| Thus |
| Grade sch. subject |
| Italian cheese city |
| One who identifies with the answers to the starred Across clues |
| Carrier name until 1997 |
| Aduba of "Mrs. America" |
| Certain church gift |
| *Certain forecast |
| After tax |
| These: Sp. |
| Church council |
| Face cards, for short? |
| Ocular woes |
| This-and-that dish |
| Humorist Bombeck |
| Helix |
| *Description of a glass, maybe |
| Girl Scout emblem |
| Cry like a baby |
| Lift up |
| Nickname for a wrangler |
| *One of two extremes in a saying |
| Enlighten |
| Oct. contest for a pennant |
| Word sung twice after "Que" |
| Ancient siege site |
| Not being utilized, say |
| Eldest of the Baldwin brothers |
| Sommelier's handout |
| The mating game? |
| Energy, informally |
| Wavy fabric pattern |
| "The Greek" of film |
| Goad |
| Nary a soul |
| One who identifies with the answers to the starred Down clues |
| Grub |
| Stirs up |
| Caught in a trap |
| ___ acid |
| Moved like molasses |
| Kisser |
| Cinder-covered |
| *Certain forecast |
| Some kitchenware |
| Teeny-tiny |
| Place for a lace |
| ___ Gerritsen, author of romantic thrillers |
| Place of higher education, to Brits |
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