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Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 144 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.

Relatives of pistachios
Mail-related
Baio and Turow
Wife of Nero
Fingers-in-ears syllables
Headwear for Mr. Peanut
Golden State hoopster who lives for Saturdays and Sundays?
Existence
Days of yore, archaically
Ruling group
Schlepped through the entrance
Ballesteros of golf
Groom, e.g.
Exemplary Houston hoopster?
San Antonio hoopster scaling a mountain?
Suffix with lion
Guy in the fam
High peak
Heavenly
Health club
Gyro bread
Semi fuel
Cowardly Denver hoopster?
“Mom” actress Jaime
Start eating
Org. against pollution
Redding of RandB
Event for stunt pilots
— -Z (total)
Foot part
Brooklyn hoopster using a rod and reel?
Phoenix hoopster preparing a typeface for printing?
Frau’s “Oh!”
Girl in the fam
Name originally proposed for Utah
Gas guzzler
Reindeer kin
Notion, to Fifi
Damsels
Los Angeles hoopster originally from New England?
Train in the pool
All excited
Mtn. stat
Tested for fit
“— culpa!”
“Stillmatic” rapper
Footed vase
Sacramento hoopster holding power?
Eco-conscious Charlotte hoopster?
Livy’s lang.
Words in an analogy
Some nobles’ domains
Jamaican pop genre
Baby wolf
Justification
Chicago hoopster devoid of spontaneity and emotion?
Sock with diamond patterns
“Seinfeld” character
Shrunken Asian lake
Some vowel sounds
Phrase structure
Lower than
Mooing beast
High card
Fr. holy woman
Olajuwon of the NBA
Daredevil Knievel
Power sources with spinning sails
Tearful
Strategize
Rowers’ tools
35mm camera inits.
Alteration pro
Not silently
Huge
Directs
Buyable apartments
Vision-related
Have high aspirations
Bit of ink art
Pigpen
Flying needs
Collect bit by bit
Cousin of a jack mackerel
Oval-shaped
Spiteful
Even one
Capital of Bavaria
One-named Deco master
Exactly
Pollen eaters
“Get ’em, Spot!”
Syllable after “oom”
Broiling bar
Church seat
Club swingers’ gp.
Meeting period, informally
Picked
— pot (sinus-cleaning product)
“Once — a time ...”
Dillydallies
Dark half of a Chinese circle
Birds — feather
News aggregation website
Precipitous
“— girl!”
Giant waves
Paid more than
Musician Brian
Capri, e.g.
Adidas rival
Pro —
Celtic speaker
Piece for seven
Heart test, for short
Ailing
Apathetic response
Ding- —
Light half of a Chinese circle
Lab gelatin
Horse feed holders
Body of rules
Verdi’s “— tu”
Fix illegally
Pudding starch
China’s Zhou
Day, in Peru
Open, as a new rug
Some French wines
Make a new digital image of
Dry dog food
Class that’s a cinch
“Blue” singer LeAnn
Hockey great Cam
Capital of Yemen
Lego alternative
— Bator
Jogged, e.g.
History unit
Smack
Taxi
D.C.’s nation
Tennis call
“— -di-dah!”