Clues
- Not a good look
- Not together anymore
- Not doing anything
- Not doing anything
- Not the good stuff
- Not have
- Not ones landline number
- Not yet decided
- Not up for a proposal?
- Not yet proven
- Not having scored in soccer
- Not something I needed to know in a text
- Not ones to miss
- Not on the same page
- Not ___ million years!
- Not a liability
- Not your average shopping trip
- Not safe for work stuff
- Not showy
- Not entirely Prefix
- Not a fan
- Not playing it safe
- Not too shabby!
- Not getting enough iron
- Not exactly …
- Not in France
- Not yet two years old
- Not the main point
- Not for a fee
- Not seeing clearly
- Not in the dark about
- Not know from ___
- Not perfectly round
- Not participate openly on social media
- Not well done
- Not so old
- [Not much time to lose!]
- Taste as a lollipop
- Jack Londons Martin ___
- Major fashion magazine
- Insist no more
- Barefoot say
- Setting for Make Way for Ducklings
- National airline of Poland
- Bygone Apple messaging app
- Louises partner of film
- Get out of Dodge say
- Reverberated
- Behold! to Brutus
- Scraped (by)
- Goes here and there like a butterfly
- Alaska senator Murkowski
- Supernatural actor Collins
- Emasculate
- Prepare in a pan maybe
- Cómo ___?
- Major mattress maker
- Missions informally
- Liberty means responsibility. That is why most men ___ it Shaw
- Possessive type?
- Japanese watchmaker
- Mosaic piece
- President pro ___
- State of confusion
- More mature
- Prefix that means one-billionth
- Often a river runs through it
- Annual award presented by the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America
- ___ Irwin a.k.a. the Crocodile Hunter
- Ski lift
- Alan with six Emmys
- A block or so away say
- Hearts or darts
- Maravich in the Basketball Hall of Fame
- Sonata e.g.
- Roberts dubbed Americas favorite novelist by The New Yorker
- Working in a mess for short
- Go off course
NY Times Crossword June 14 2023
The New York Times crossword puzzle for June 14, 2023 is sure to be a challenge for experienced puzzlers. With clues ranging from pop culture to science and history, this puzzle is sure to test your knowledge and keep you on your toes. With a total of 78 clues, this puzzle is sure to keep you entertained for hours.
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