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Word sometimes substituted for "your" crossword clue
O N E S
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| New York Times crossword of February 19th, 2021 other clues |
| Raked in the dough |
| Messy, as a floor |
| Tussle |
| ___ protein |
| Parent company of Gerber and Lean Cuisine |
| Dorothy of old "Road" films |
| 13, for many |
| Shaped, as wood |
| Singer/songwriter of 1980's "Kiss Kiss Kiss" |
| Popular salon option, informally |
| Toxin that might contain formic acid |
| Symbol associated with Communism |
| Go out |
| Houston or Washington vis-à-vis Manhattan |
| Threatening words |
| Tightened (up) |
| U-Haul option |
| Hyperfocus |
| Buck ___, Major League Baseball's first Black coach |
| Gardner of "S.N.L." |
| General assembly? |
| R&B singer Erykah |
| Popular orders at beachside bars |
| Burnable items |
| Depiction on the Australian coat of arms |
| Burnable item |
| Comment before indulging |
| Complete set in musical comedy? |
| Psych up |
| Some theft targets |
| Bill that's half a 52-Across, informally |
| ___ Short, pioneer in West Coast hip-hop |
| Reroute |
| The sun or the moon |
| Ganja |
| Whizzed (by) |
| "The Virtue of Selfishness" essayist, 1964 |
| Pal of Seinfeld and Costanza |
| See 41-Across |
| Way of Life? |
| Stir |
| Killing a mockingbird is one, per Atticus Finch |
| Helen of Troy, e.g. |
| Lip |
| Sticks |
| Whizzed (by) |
| Prepare for court, in a way |
| Some reference works in newsrooms |
| Modern lead-in to speak |
| Not very much |
| Tamagotchi, once |
| Missing portion of a manuscript |
| Gradually stopped, with "out" |
| Hair pieces |
| Park ranger's handout |
| Qts. and pts. |
| Protrusions near a trunk, maybe |
| Way out |
| Stayed out of sight |
| Onetime Food Network show featuring Creole and Cajun cuisine |
| Bouquet |
| Kind of jar |
| Palindrome with an apostrophe in the middle |
| "Go placidly ___ the noise and the haste ..." (start of Max Ehrmann's "Desiderata") |
| Leading lady? |
| Contents of some wells |
| Louise of TV's "Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman" |
| Approached quickly |
| Sleeveless top, informally |
| Ballpark fig. |
| It's a bad sign |
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