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New York Times crossword of August 1st, 2024 other clues
Tools for making belt holes
Cocktail served in a copper mug, familiarly
Like a kite
Signal to stop, say
Common ___
Tiny pest
*They're found next to cabarets
Airpods come in them
Nearsighted sort
Neighbor of Ursa Major
Champagne name
*Viable investment plans
Kind of protein for bodybuilders
Split
Occupants of 53-Across
Like pomegranate seeds, but not apple seeds
Many a flower girl
*They might be marked as absent
*Baby talk
Measure the depth of
Like corduroy fabric
Show signs of mythomania
Racetrack leader
Google ___
*Like some nasty habits
Subjects of Project Blue Book
Isaac Newton, from the age of 62 onward
Tedium
Puts up on Zillow, perhaps
Many a gymgoer's goal … or what the starred clues in this puzzle must have for their answers to make sense?
[$@#%!]
Where Columbus thought he had landed in 1498
Junipero ___, known as the "Apostle of California"
Trick-taking card game
Feature of a witch costume
Interjection that might serve as a mild warning
Like some kitchen paper
Cosmetic procedure, for short
Not careful
Fannie of the finance industry
Popular subject for still-life drawing
Spare, perhaps
Makes a gradual entry
Psych (up)
Middle ground, from the Latin
Bad apple or sour grapes, e.g.
What subjects and their verbs should always does ... er, do?
Things weavers weave
___-soul (music genre)
Condition associated with hyperawareness, for short
Documents that ensure secrecy, for short
Target of benzoyl peroxide
Novelist Miller
Go "Boo-hoo!"
Many pages are written using this
Isaac's firstborn
Endpoint of a radius
___ the Elephant, childrens' TV character
Excerpt
They may be locked or rolled
Fraud
Man-eating menace
Brings back on
Where you might find yourself on edge?
Approximate recipe measure
Superiors of sgts.
Stylized name for a caffeinated soft drink
Flower shop purchases
Meet a mid-April deadline, say
Who pays all legal costs under the so-called "English rule"
"Twisters" director ___ Isaac Chung
Zilch
Company that acquired Postmates in 2020
"___ that nice!"
Word with dog or day
Open show of intimacy, for short
Flower shop purchase

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