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New York Times crossword of May 1st, 2022 other clues
You say it when you "get it"
Cell connection inits.
Dope
Sorta
Writing tip
Film critic with a cameo in 1978's "Superman"
Safe bets
"Levitating" singer, 2020
Stuffed up, in a way
Northern New Jersey town
Literally, "father of many"
2020 #1 hit for Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion
Longtime cooking show hosted by Alton Brown
They may be classified
Resident of the U.S.'s second-largest city
Like some bulls
Dangerous part of a tour
Fan of the album "Aoxomoxoa," say
Dress (up)
Flings without strings
The Blue Marble
"Ditto!"
Part of "fwiw"
Sit in stir
Good people to ask for directions
Grok
Clothing store sign
Owed
Parts of many skyscrapers
Med. care option
South ___
Wilson of film
Loud and clear, as a call to action
First name among billionaires
Demean
Woolly ma'am
Chats over Twitter, for short
___ al-Fitr (holiday)
Lump sum?
Hawaiian home parts
Grabbed the reins
The barber of Seville
Singer Grande, to fans
Diverse ecosystem
Christine of "The Blacklist"
French 101 verb
Mustangs' sch.
Back tracks?
Made bubbly
Not stop talking about
Supreme Court appointee before Thurgood Marshall
"Dios ___!"
Firm
Pin points?
Spacecraft's reflective attachment
Ominous
Flexible spade, say
Like werewolves
Hairsplitter
Late actor Eisenberg
In which belts are worn
Ideal beta tester
Gives a boost, informally
Roger ___, first film critic to win a Pulitzer for criticism
Boots
Algebra I calculation
Worries
Calendar mo.
Captain's log entry, maybe
Quinceañera feature
2013 Bong Joon Ho thriller
Hear out, say
N.Y.C. mayor after de Blasio
Alien's line of communication?
Speedy travel option
Precept
John, abroad
Young 'uns
Cares for
Pioneer in Dadaism
"That's amusing"
Rose of Guns N' Roses
Passport, for one
Vegan protein source made from fermented soybeans
Big name in ice cream
1993 Salt-N-Pepa hit
Heart-shaped, as leaves
Entree with boiling broth
Dash figure
#1 N.B.A. draft pick in 1992
Journalist ___ B. Wells
Outback, e.g.
Stereotypical football coach
Org. with grants
It's got hops, for short
Superhero comics sound
Ties another knot
Bay Area airport code
Tennis division
Victor ___, role in "Casablanca"
Professional saver?
Fad accessory of the 1980s
It comes off the top of one's head
"Cool beans!"
Verbose
The eighth of eight
Feeling bad, in a way
"August: ___ County" (Tracy Letts play)
Site of Hercules' first labor
Ramps up or down?
Leave it to beavers
___-Magnon
Author Gaiman
Plus
Pablo Neruda wrote one "to a large tuna in the market"
Has online?
Slugger with 609 homers
Bit of cosmic justice
Unlikely feature for competitive swimmers
Some trattoria offerings
All tucked in
Eccentric
Top dog, for short
Wedding notice word
Basket-weaving materials
Home of Gulf State Park
Behind-the-counter helper
Licorice-flavored quaff
"___ With Marc Maron" (popular podcast)
Rage
Main connection?
Some antique furniture
Like 100 vis-à-vis 99, say
The Trojan priestess Cassandra, e.g.
Two-syllable cheer
Contest
Softened expletive on "Battlestar Galactica"
Cutesy ending with most
Marijuana compound, for short
Some coding statements
United
Having less vermouth, say
Air or Ear ender, in tech
"___ live and breathe!"
No longer funny
Jay with jokes
Does the same as
Blood typing, e.g.
Runnin' ___ (N.C.A.A. basketball team)
In and of itself
Shining brightly
Former Jordanian queen
Formal accessory
Text file in a software package
Inundate, as with work
Runner Bolt
Like some parking
Attract while exploiting someone's weakness
Shades
Cuts off the flow of
"P.D.Q." in the O.R.
Way off the mark
Flair
Imbibe, old-style
Scrooge McDuck, for one
Last word of the New Testament
"All ___ ..."
Chapters in history
"Hunh?"
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