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Writer Umberto crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of January 10th, 2024 other clues |
| Podcasters' needs |
| Meaty pasta sauce |
| "Hey, by the way …" |
| Apple with multiple cores |
| Eurasian river |
| Abstain from |
| *Job for a coxswain with rowdy rowers? |
| What's tolerated by every body? |
| Natural hairstyles |
| Poorly |
| *Review for a so-so bakery? |
| 2007 Michael Moore documentary about health care |
| "You've got ___ nerve!" |
| Melody |
| It's often in stock |
| Chose a course |
| Dorothy Parker quality |
| *Person who assigns the order of opening presents? |
| "Yes," in Japanese |
| Check box of last resort |
| Norse protector of humankind |
| Complain querulously |
| Kyrgyzstan mountain range |
| Extremist sects |
| *Completes a superhero transformation? |
| And others too numerous to mention |
| Nary a soul |
| Island nation whose currency is the tala |
| Preschool teacher's mantra … or a hint to the answers to the starred clues |
| Have a nibble of |
| Brazilian berry |
| She, on the Seine |
| Expression that might accompany a mustache twirl |
| Word repeated in a 1956 Doris Day single |
| Brighter times |
| It's catching |
| "Not sure yet" |
| Something to make or break |
| "Magic that works," per Vonnegut |
| Runner on the ground? |
| Like an excited crowd |
| Social blunder |
| Marine leader? |
| Small ice cream order |
| Ad ___ |
| "Never mind what I just said!" |
| One of the Astaires |
| Caterwauls |
| Cozy corner |
| Romantic attraction, slangily, with "the" |
| Its name means "waterless place" in Mongolian |
| Hype (up) |
| Something to follow, in cards |
| "If so, then …" |
| Number of graduates in the first class at West Point (1802) |
| Poetic frequency |
| Utmost |
| Buds go in them |
| Dance floor flourish |
| Less sharp, as footage |
| Animal whose brain has the most gray matter of any mammal |
| They're raised in Chi-Town |
| Found innocent |
| Part of, as a plot |
| "___-daisy!" |
| Tales of daring |
| Frome of fiction |
| Classical cover-ups |
| Chilling |
| Labor activist Chavez |
| "___ 18" (novel by Leon Uris) |
| Exclusively |
| Wrinkles in time? |
| Its ways are numbered: Abbr. |
| O.S.S. successor |
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