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German physicist with an eponymous law crossword clue


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New York Times crossword of October 2nd, 2022 other clues
Complete jerk
Experience equanimity
Word with ghost or pirate
Inventor Tesla
Champion
Old-fashioned trial transcriber
"When will the leaky faucet get fixed?," e.g.?
"___ Speaks!" (Marx brother autobiography)
Equinox mo.
PC key
Actor Astin
Spam generator
Gridiron gains: Abbr.
Bygone theater chain
Lithe
Spam containers
Opposed to, in dialect
Song from back in the day
Focal points
Worldly
Hoot
Part of a how-to manual
Oklahoma city named for a character in a Tennyson poem
Curt summons
Remarks further
It may be unlimited in a phone plan
One-named singer whose last name is Adkins
Faulkner's "As ___ Dying"
Setting for a classic Agatha Christie novel
Opt for "deluxe," say
Baby louse
The brother in 24-Across, for one
Harvester of the future
Potentially offensive, say
Easy pill to swallow?
Candy bar whose name is an exclamation
2015 inductee into the World Golf Hall of Fame
Bloke
Covers, as the bill
Labneh go-with
Most popular dog breed in the U.S., familiarly
Gives a whirl
Without: Lat.
A bunch of
Common stain on a baseball uniform
Adversaries
Bit of spice, figuratively
Writers not likely to win literary prizes
Floppy features of basset hounds
Asset
Possible cause for road rage
Boos
Editorial override
Word before crow or dirt
Prop for a painter
Former attorney general Holder
Salty droplet
Home to the University of Georgia
Begins giving solid food, say
Green-lights
Floating
Whip
Imitate
Country bordering Oman, for short
Versatile neutral shade
Where you'd find sap for syrup?
Sam the ___ (patriotic Muppet)
Condition treated with insulin
Rang
Wedding invitation enclosure, in brief
The other you
Protests, in a way
Fidgety
Spawned
Says "John, Paul ... and Ringo"?
Post ___ (occurring after the event)
Basic
Brewski
Help page initialism
URL ender
Times outside office hours, in personals
Goes berserk
About 6.5 inches, on a standard piano
Virginia senator Tim
From ___ Z
Currency that features "The Tale of Genji" on one of its bank notes
Show up naked, perhaps?
Emma Watson's role in the Harry Potter films
Not marked permanently, say
Lounge chair location
"Yellowjackets" airer, for short
Summer abroad
Plant fiber used to make some jewelry
M __ U __ H?
It's a slippery slope
Loss of the winning ticket?
A layoff, crudely
Like venison
Salon specialties
Exploiting
Kind of map
Leo with the 1977 #1 hit "You Make Me Feel Like Dancing"
Asset when playing cornhole
New beginnings
It may be vegetal or fruity
Lightly bite, as a pup
Sappho and Mirabai
Certain fed. security
Alternatives to shakes
Drinks that are "slammed"
King and queen?
Exhibiting the effects of too little sleep, say
The three R's?
Stays optimistic
Bottomless void
Quill go-with
Note in the C minor scale
Raw power
Salon job, informally
Develops, as an idea
Like some high-quality bonds
They might tie the room together
Bout enders, for short
Caballero, e.g.
Bog contents
Hosts
Nag
Dress for graduation
Razzle-dazzle
Contented sigh
Superman's birth name
A pomegranate can contain a few hundred of these
Corkage ___
Name of either brother in a classic Nickelodeon sitcom
Computing pioneer Lovelace
Teeny
Rule, informally
Menu eponym
Pint contents

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