August 3rd 2024 New York Times crossword answers

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School with the mascot Oski the Bear, familiarly
French resort town
Slew
Light touch
Home run, informally
Useful command for the error-prone
Only African-born headliner at London's Live Aid 1985
Puts on the books
"Really?"
Many Zoom calls: Abbr.
Losers of the 1994 and 1999 N.B.A. Finals
Buckwheat noodle
Bar from Mars
Meryl Streep and Amy Adams played them in 2008's "Doubt"
More than just impress
Cousin voiced by Snoop Dogg in two films
Singer Perry
Virtually silently, in a classic poem
Clothing misnomer more aptly replaced by "three-quart"
Part of a child's bedtime routine, perhaps
Minnesota W.N.B.A. team
Supply at an I.V.F. clinic
Leading
Request for details
[shrug]
Deep dishes
Zero use
Latin I word
Peanut ___
Helen of Troy's mother
Stereotypical lowly role in a school play
Foggy
Going concern, for short?
1962 war epic loaded with A-listers, with "The"
Christmas tradition
M.L.B. team that's played in three different stadiums since its inception in 1962
Jack Ryan's org. in "The Hunt for Red October"
Old map letters
___-Nomenal, punny restaurant name
Old word of precedence
Retrieval speed of a computer
"Not ___"
Scott in Illinois, e.g.: Abbr.
Deal
Like some targeted winter meds
Ref's decision
It contains nearly 10,000 sections
Last syllable of a word
Title hero of a Menotti opera
Style of house with wide eaves
Block
Market unit
Heaven
Word from the French for "rung"
Drew using many lines?
"S'il vous plaît," across the Rhine
Looney Tunes menace, familiarly
Ready
First name on the "Scream" poster
What often can't be beat?
Alley pickup
"Ambition should be made of ___ stuff": "Julius Caesar"
Agendas, for short
Election presence since the '40s
Professional pitcher?
Per person
Sticks figure
Unsolicited, in a way
Cultivate, in a way
Abbr. in French business names
Vet
Drinks mistakenly invented by a Dairy Queen owner in 1958

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