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College, to a Brit crossword clue


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New York Times crossword of May 30th, 2021 other clues
Gilda of the original "S.N.L." cast
They may need to be cut off
Ways of making ends meet?
Degree in design, for short
Cow's-milk cheese that's often grated
Sweet 16 org.
Honor named for a Greek goddess
Site of a lighthouse that was one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World
"___ pass"
Where snow leopards and blue sheep roam
King of a nursery rhyme
Went to bat (for)
Test versions
Good fashion sense, in modern slang
Appear
Features of some indoor arenas
Theater curtain material
Fired off, say
Grind
Money of the Philippines
Follow
One giving a khutbah sermon
Smaller alternative to a Quarter Pounder
Chicago team, in old "S.N.L." sketches
Ski lodge mugful
Fraternity letter
King of ancient Israel
Comic actress Gasteyer
Left, cutesily
Great Lakes nation
Pickup line?
Like the columns of the Lincoln Memorial
Cures
"___ we good?"
King of ancient Egypt
Tattoo artist, so to speak
Org. with a complex code
"Happy Days" network
Beach Boys song set to the tune of Chuck Berry's "Sweet Little Sixteen"
King of myth
4G letters
___ pace
Not doing so hot
F-, e.g.
Discourage
Waze way: Abbr.
Piece of plastic with a gladiator pictured on it
Physics demonstration often done from the roof of a school
___-Briggs Type Indicator (popular personality test)
"I will prevent disease whenever I can, for prevention is preferable to cure," e.g.
King of Shakespeare
"Keep Austin ___" (city slogan)
Annual presidential address, for short
Partner
"No worries"
"Bon appétit!"
Christ, to Bach
Place
Chimney channels
Warning on presents stashed in the closet
King of Skull Island
"Huddle up!"
Actress Elisabeth
When: Sp.
Early adolescent years, so to speak
Engage
Opposite of wind up
Infinitesimal
Toys with much assembly required
Travel brochure listings
Named
Some hip-hop collectibles
On dry land
Join a conference call, say
Quick to fall asleep, in a way
Sense of self
Día de San Valentín gifts
Tearfully complain
Tabloid nickname for mother Nadya Suleman
Powder in the powder room
Course with greens
Machiavellian sort
Omits
Objective
Gateway city to Utah's Arches National Park
Some after-Christmas announcements
Home to about one in five Californians
Long-running sitcom set in Seattle
Them's the breaks!
Spent some time on YouTube, say
Nobel Peace Prize recipient who wrote "No Future Without Forgiveness"
Sought-after position
Pop
G.P.s, e.g.
City about 25 miles SE of Chicago, IL
___-faire (social adeptness)
Level the playing field?
Put one past
One ending for a classic board game - another of which (when a player resigns) is represented visually six times in this puzzle
Tough spots
Bother incessantly
Scoring win after win
Mowry who starred alongside her twin Tia in the '90s sitcom "Sister, Sister"
___ Z
Cubs' place to play home games
Wilson who wrote the lyrics to 75-Across
Play areas
The "Bel Paese," to locals
Borrower
Scale
Quintessentially cowardly
Mosaic maker
Remove from under the seat in front of you, say
Ducks known for their soft down feathers
Tinker (with)
Yes or no follower
"I've got it!"
Rob ___, British comedian and TV personality
Samosa tidbit
Part of an office phone no.
Tool for a duel
Sidewalk drawings
One of the Manning brothers
Disentangle oneself
Main source of energy?
Breakout 1993 single for Counting Crows
Stay awhile
Only color of the rainbow not seen on the L.G.B.T. pride flag
Portable dwellings
Richie with the #1 hit "All Night Long"
Borrower
Potato cultivar that was developed in Ontario, despite its name
Pelvic exercise
Nintendo dino
Like diamonds from a mine
Father
Weak, as a case
"Oh, and another thing ...," for short
Graffiti signature

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