June 5th 2024 New York Times crossword answers

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Draw
Seasonal vaccine target
Word with shot or shine
It holds a lot back
___ Cruces, N.M.
___ Lingus
State that's nearly 90% forested
Too
More silly
Grain husks
It starts with janeiro
One of 17 in Monopoly: Abbr.
Philip of "Kung Fu"
Inadvisable time to talk about one's ex
Bygone kingdom of ancient Britain
Oxymoronic-sounding pain relief brand
Appear, as a webpage
Weighty birds
Tennis star Alcaraz
Elev.
Their drawers might contain drawers
Harp-shaped constellation
Collection of fine threads
Simple shelters
Deprive (of)
Muffin morsel, maybe
One who might object to the phrase "around the globe"
Net supporter
Company at the center of the murder in "Who Framed Roger Rabbit"
Volcanic debris
Flamenco cries
Stoops (to)
Unlikely sailors
Candy bar with a toffee center
Figure skater Lipinski
Social media display
Feeling that can be caused by the final three letters of this answer
Gossip, in slang
Proprietor of cheeses and butters
Sub
Cost to ride
Takes something as a plus?
Judo rank
Wears away
Farm female
State of order that this puzzle fails to achieve?
Natural property line
Head of the Egyptian god Thoth
Suffix with centi- or milli-
Lake Superior's ___ Royale
She might be great
Some survey responses
"Holy cow!"
Where to find one's U.C.L., as suggested by its first letter
Maker of squishy balls
Anger
Mine is ⬛️⬛️⬛️-⬛️⬛️-⬛️⬛️⬛️⬛️: Abbr.
Most nail-biting
Common merch items
Ponied up
Call on the high seas
Bird also called a "sea parrot"
Fresh
Gorilla gorilla, e.g.
Easy-to-carry weapons
___-violence (really tearing into an Indian appetizer?)
"Obsequy" and "exequy" are fancy terms for these rites
Org. that specifically prohibits bowling pins and pool cues
River where Achilles took a dip
Play-___
Laundry detergent brand
Cultivate
Afore
Fourth-most-produced grain worldwide (after corn, wheat and rice)
Brew that might be "double dry-hopped," for short
Hardest to find, perhaps

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