Clues
- Protagonists pride often
- Rather
- Man oh man!
- Pantsless Disney character
- Skedaddle unexpectedly
- It has a higher population of pigs than people
- Beginning of a large amount of work
- ___ Vidi Vicious (critically acclaimed 2000 album by the Hives)
- High on marijuana in slang
- The salt of conversation not the food per William Hazlitt
- Speedo-like
- Big little role in the Marvel Universe
- Tolkiens Sauron for one
- Salt component
- Actress Lindsay
- Pronounced
- When NCIS has aired for most of its run Abbr.
- Firm support for a mom-to-be
- ___ Highness
- Out of control
- One who may wear a badge
- Schooner filler
- Plays favorites perhaps
- Clears
- Goddess who helped Perseus defeat Medusa
- Better Call Saul character ___ Fring
- Community spirit
- 1 on a scale of 1 to 5 maybe
- Vehicle whose name may or may not be derived from the phrase just enough essential parts
- Reclines
- Citrus drink since 1979
- Seconds
- Toy brick figurine
- Lacking width and depth for short
- Some days reserved for wellness
- A bad joke might land with one
- Bit of cowboy gear
- Page or Ameche of football
- Ibsens Peer ___
- ___ be an honor …
- Civil rights pioneer Claudette of Montgomery
- Assembly of starships
- Slight advantage in political forecasting
- Like some boards
- Trouble
- Like a hive mind?
- Things on spines
- Words of appreciation
- Jazz trumpeter Jones
- Theyre easy to read typically
- Poseurs
- Losing dice roll
- Dominant
- Like singer Michelle Williams and actress Michelle Williams
- Its all gonna be OK
- People e.g. informally
- Secures
- Cousins of axolotls
- Service call?
- Shut your mouth!
- Luggage tag letters for a Delta hub
- Its blue on a Risk board
- Cheated in slang
- Use smear tactics say
- Sesame Street resident
- Kurylenko of Black Widow
- No-goodnik
- What ___?
- North Carolina college town
- Turtles habitat
- Org. for D.C. United
- ___-haw!
NY Times Crossword March 10 2023
The New York Times crossword puzzle on March 10, 2023 is sure to be a challenge for even the most experienced puzzlers. With clues ranging from pop culture references to obscure trivia, this puzzle will test your knowledge and keep you entertained for hours. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned pro, you'll be sure to find something to keep you occupied in this crossword.
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