December 13th 2024 New York Times crossword answers

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Question after an untimely joke
Open, as a compressed file
Contribute to a company, say
Dorothea who documented the Great Depression
Stars are big ones
Put a lid on it!
Chance meeting greeting
Attacked from the sides
To which a "To/From" label might be attached
Lodge
What Han Solo never wants to be told
Drift
Pronouncing "pronunciation" as "pronounciation," e.g.
Away for a while
Sexually charged title track of a hit 1973 album
Title princess in a Gilbert and Sullivan opera
Hallmark of a hypocrite
Performers of note?
Trig ratio
Test releases
___ shock (Japan's term for the video game crash of 1983)
Scatterbrained
Place for an ornament
Statistics calculation
Cornmeal cake
Question that one is tricked into asking, in a classic gag
"My heart is like a singing bird / ___ nest is in a water'd shoot": Christina Rossetti
Drain (away)
Features of work boots
Chargeable conveyances
Elevated pitches
Makeup of a sleeve
Main course?
Soeur de la mère
"The Fault in Our Stars" genre, informally
Singer with the 2009 double-platinum album "Rated R"
Touchdown, e.g.
Without exception
What's black and white and wet all over?
Slack alternative, in brief
Antarctic penguin
Major product of Jordan
First airline to fly a jumbo jet
W, for one
Cars known as Vauxhalls in the U.K.
Now, in Spanish
Count ___, a.k.a. Nosferatu
Garden-variety poker?
Book identifier, often
Steps down
Compound formed from an alcohol and an acid
1972 Gilbert O'Sullivan hit with a melancholy title
Drink similar to Champagne
Draining issue
Bean on the screen
___Mari (organization method)
Tech entrepreneur Altman
Office lackey
"American Dad!" airer
Nacre on a nice guitar, say
Dessert made with a double boiler
Spanish pronoun
Achilles, e.g.
Something to show for a tow
Cheesy casserole
Recurring quirk
Went too far
Struck (out)

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