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Yiddish trouble crossword clue
T S U R I S
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| New York Times crossword of June 11th, 2023 other clues |
| Major crop of North Carolina |
| Is already booked |
| Pen pal? |
| CARES, for Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security, e.g. |
| Easy trucking distance |
| White House daughter whom the Secret Service called "Rosebud" |
| First-ever Super Bowl M.V.P. (1967) |
| Flower whose name sounds like a branding iron |
| ___ Sound, record label co-founded by Drake |
| Faced off |
| Industrial conglomerate or its symbol on the New York Stock Exchange |
| Agreement |
| Ants : colony :: ___ : plague |
| Flower with a "face" |
| "Get ___, you two!" |
| Listing of recent phone history |
| Nickname that omits -eron |
| Step outside for a bit |
| Fortunetelling decks |
| Not as thick |
| Rather thick |
| Price tag caveat (buyer beware!) |
| How, in Oaxaca |
| Philosopher who wrote "Critique of Pure Reason" |
| Mont-Saint-___, France |
| Make warm and add spice to, as wine |
| Excited cries |
| Related to part of the small intestine |
| Words before corner or profit |
| Turf |
| Grp. with barrels |
| Port city in Spain's Basque Country |
| Serving two purposes |
| Garbage disposal spot |
| Doesn't hide anything |
| Sch. in Albuquerque |
| Detritus from a hospital |
| Guard |
| Harmful aquatic overgrowth |
| Poetic contraction |
| Managed just fine |
| Sharply dressed |
| Onetime Ringling Brothers employee |
| More pathetic |
| Beer brand with a bicycle in its logo |
| Lead-in to puncture |
| Root vegetable in Asian cuisine |
| º: Abbr. |
| Joker's catchphrase |
| Going on extravagant trips, as a politician might |
| 101 |
| Like some chocolate |
| Minor players? |
| Where drivers might wait in line |
| Modern-day antiviolence slogan |
| "To summarize ..." |
| Call from a tugboat |
| Some boat crew members |
| Stick in the fridge? |
| Close by |
| Data analyst's creation |
| A&E docuseries with footage of criminal trials |
| The Magic, on scoreboards |
| Status symbol? |
| Elicitors of some blessings |
| Move on ice |
| Macbeth's dagger or Desdemona's handkerchief, e.g. |
| Spanish for "wolf" |
| Winner of the podrace in "Star Wars: Episode I" |
| Team seen in Queens, in brief |
| Know-it-all |
| Prefix meaning "time" |
| Foul smell |
| Really relish |
| Draw the line somewhere, say |
| South Florida city, to locals |
| Take back |
| De-squeaked |
| Expert, from the Italian |
| Pal in cowboy-speak |
| Trio in a Latin learner's lesson |
| Ivy seen among cliffs |
| Caribbean stew |
| Beachside watering holes |
| Marine animal that resembles a flower |
| Pedicure target |
| Cellphone setting |
| Shaggy's dog, to Shaggy |
| Turtlelike foes in the Mario games |
| "Present" |
| Like some dense foliage |
| Satisfy, as thirst |
| Caps Lock neighbor |
| What can be a lot to stomach? |
| Brew holders, maybe |
| Underway |
| Kerfuffle |
| Ending with taste or trouble |
| Ultimately emerged victorious |
| [Mwah!] |
| ___ Covey, heroine of the hit book/film series "To All the Boys I've Loved Before" |
| "Is this such a good idea?" |
| Cleaned (up) |
| Site of a historic church council |
| Burglar, in older slang |
| Neighbors of Afghans |
| Boxy window installation, in brief |
| Requirement |
| Pathetic bunch |
| Cross the line, say |
| Extends an invitation for |
| Authoritative pronouncements |
| Makes simple, with "down" |
| Snare |
| Former New York City mayor Ed |
| Camp sight |
| Comp ___ (college discipline, informally) |
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