Clues
- People for whom a state is named
- Dolts
- Clear ones head?
- Abruptly resign
- Confounded
- Person with a 99801 ZIP code
- School co-founded by Albert Einstein in 1918 informally
- ___ Babbitt inventor of the circular saw
- With 12-Down unfit
- Salty and spicy
- Judge
- Overly sentimental fare
- Round bits
- Like the county where Jack Daniels is manufactured
- U.S. motto starter
- Role for Robin Williams in Kenneth Branaghs Hamlet 1996
- They have everyone buzzing
- Shape of the hearts electromagnetic field
- Nativity scene decoration
- Click that is often doubled
- A piece of cake
- Blah alternative
- Word with belly or barrel
- Fine parchment material
- Male name hidden in this clue
- How a storm might be tracked
- How lousy of me
- Private
- Dead letter in a mail sorters vernacular
- Surreal
- Buzzy group
- Common name for potassium nitrate
- Piazza for one
- Perhaps I have what youre looking for?
- Abso-freakin-lutely not!
- Battle sites?
- Contend
- The sea is the universal ___ Jacques Cousteau
- Fruit-flavored gumdrop
- Toon husband of Manjula
- Surefire
- Ones working with bread
- Not much as of gel
- Ika in a sushi restaurant
- See 22-Across
- Disjunctive conjunction
- R-rated as a love scene
- Crackerjack
- Excitement
- Put on the board
- Tends to a minor issue?
- Musics Outkast and Erasure e.g.
- It has its limits
- Like the strongest cases
- Genre for Fun Home and Stone Butch Blues
- Thesis defense e.g.
- One with an If You Choose the Lesser of Two Evils — You Are Still Choosing Evil bumper sticker perhaps
- Most chic
- 30-yr. securities
- Overseas title
- Ear lobe?
- Deli machine
- Positive restaurant review?
- Knock on
- Canine affliction
- Hovel
- Spoil superstitiously
- Barinholtz of The Mindy Project
NY Times Crossword April 22 2023
The April 22, 2023 edition of the New York Times crossword puzzle is sure to challenge even the most experienced puzzlers. With clues ranging from pop culture to science and history, this puzzle is sure to test your knowledge and keep you entertained for hours. With a mix of easy and hard clues, this puzzle is perfect for anyone looking for a fun and stimulating challenge.
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