Clues
- *Acronym of talks
- Muslim minority
- *Kind of wreath
- Strawberry ___ Lemonade (Starbucks menu item)
- *Bank employee
- Ere
- Some drums informally
- Social split
- Cafeteria array
- Right away chief!
- Kind of trip
- Sweet libation
- Bygone city in present-day Iraq once the worlds most populous
- Sought after
- Alarm
- Hit off the end of the club in golf lingo
- *China problem
- Drop-___
- Reason to stop
- Short-term job
- Classic 1983 comedy … or a hint to what the answers to four pairs of starred clues are doing
- Date
- Bird spotted in eastern Samoa?
- Right-angled bend
- Something he or she can use that you cant?
- Comfy lodgings
- Bananagrams pieces
- High point of a sort
- Gas for a tank
- ___ club
- Seek favor with
- Green movement?
- Refrain syllables
- *Hills partner
- Part of the eye
- Something to get down from
- Advantageous kind of position
- Black It.
- Those who can
- Old org. for Armenia
- Valley
- Sticks around for a race?
- Immediately recognizable
- Thin layer
- Why pregnant women are advised against eating raw fish
- Jag
- Vital statistic
- Stats e.g.
- Fire ___
- Severely criticizes with on
- Yellow so to speak
- What you might think The Fast and the Furious is about?
- Martini specification
- Sim in Brazil
- Interfere
- Sell
- Basslike
- Princeton Tiger rivals
- M.A. e.g.
- Skin for one
- Colorful analogy perhaps
- Common subject of a stress dream
- Apostate
- Survey choice
- Tall Sp.
- Part of a collage perhaps
- Family nickname
- *Philadelphia university familiarly
- Booty
- *Able to endure difficult conditions
- Complete
- Puts atop
- Fruits you might aptly buy in twos?
- Cowboy sometimes
- ___ asking?
- *Unwelcome bit of mail
- Bravo in the movies?
- PC brain
NY Times Crossword April 6 2023
This crossword clue from the New York Times on April 6, 2023 is a tricky one! The clue is "A type of tree with a spiny fruit", and the answer is "Prickly Pear". This type of tree is native to the Americas and is known for its edible fruit, which is often used to make jams and jellies. The tree is also known for its spiny leaves and stems, which help protect it from predators.
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