Clues
- Major crop of North Carolina
- Is already booked
- Pen pal?
- CARES for Coronavirus Aid Relief and Economic Security e.g.
- Easy trucking distance
- White House daughter whom the Secret Service called Rosebud
- First-ever Super Bowl M.V.P. (1967)
- Flower whose name sounds like a branding iron
- ___ Sound record label co-founded by Drake
- Faced off
- Industrial conglomerate or its symbol on the New York Stock Exchange
- Agreement
- Ants colony ___ plague
- Flower with a face
- Get ___ you two!
- Listing of recent phone history
- Nickname that omits -eron
- Step outside for a bit
- Fortunetelling decks
- Not as thick
- Rather thick
- Price tag caveat (buyer beware!)
- How in Oaxaca
- Philosopher who wrote Critique of Pure Reason
- Mont-Saint-___ France
- Make warm and add spice to as wine
- Excited cries
- Related to part of the small intestine
- Words before corner or profit
- Turf
- Grp. with barrels
- Port city in Spains Basque Country
- Serving two purposes
- Garbage disposal spot
- Doesnt hide anything
- Sch. in Albuquerque
- Detritus from a hospital
- Guard
- Harmful aquatic overgrowth
- Poetic contraction
- Managed just fine
- Sharply dressed
- Onetime Ringling Brothers employee
- More pathetic
- Beer brand with a bicycle in its logo
- Lead-in to puncture
- Root vegetable in Asian cuisine
- º Abbr.
- Jokers catchphrase
- Going on extravagant trips as a politician might
- 101
- Like some chocolate
- Minor players?
- Where drivers might wait in line
- Modern-day antiviolence slogan
- To summarize ...
- Call from a tugboat
- Some boat crew members
- Stick in the fridge?
- Close by
- Data analysts creation
- A&E docuseries with footage of criminal trials
- The Magic on scoreboards
- Status symbol?
- Elicitors of some blessings
- Move on ice
- Macbeths dagger or Desdemonas handkerchief e.g.
- Spanish for wolf
- Winner of the podrace in Star Wars Episode I
- Team seen in Queens in brief
- Know-it-all
- Prefix meaning time
- Foul smell
- Really relish
- Draw the line somewhere say
- South Florida city to locals
- Take back
- De-squeaked
- Expert from the Italian
- Pal in cowboy-speak
- Trio in a Latin learners lesson
- Ivy seen among cliffs
- Caribbean stew
- Beachside watering holes
- Marine animal that resembles a flower
- Pedicure target
- Yiddish trouble
- Cellphone setting
- Shaggys dog to Shaggy
- Turtlelike foes in the Mario games
- Present
- Like some dense foliage
- Satisfy as thirst
- Caps Lock neighbor
- What can be a lot to stomach?
- Brew holders maybe
- Underway
- Kerfuffle
- Ending with taste or trouble
- Ultimately emerged victorious
- [Mwah!]
- ___ Covey heroine of the hit book/film series To All the Boys Ive Loved Before
- Is this such a good idea?
- Cleaned (up)
- Site of a historic church council
- Burglar in older slang
- Neighbors of Afghans
- Boxy window installation in brief
- Requirement
- Pathetic bunch
- Cross the line say
- Extends an invitation for
- Authoritative pronouncements
- Makes simple with down
- Snare
- Former New York City mayor Ed
- Camp sight
- Comp ___ (college discipline informally)
NY Times Crossword June 11 2023
This crossword clue from the New York Times on June 11th 2023 is a tricky one! The clue is "A type of bird that can be found in North America" and the answer is "Cardinal". This beautiful red bird is a common sight in many parts of the United States and Canada, and is known for its bright red feathers and distinctive song.
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