Clues
- Trick-taking card game
- Monastery heads jurisdiction
- Sweet!
- Patisserie offering
- Author of the influential 1950 paper Computing Machinery and Intelligence
- Piffle
- Its northwest of 1
- Fully commit
- Jack Bauers wife on 24
- Here in Latin
- Messing around on a TV set?
- Fund-raising attractions at carnivals
- Word with dance or date
- Ones getting under your skin?
- Blast maker
- Apt anagram of I sew a hole
- Some coll. degrees
- Winsome
- Stir
- Started fighting
- Tiny pit in the 55-Across
- Skin blemish
- Potential cause of a respiratory problem
- Hold up …
- Low sound
- Some garage conversions
- See 44-Across
- Air-purifying device
- Tripping
- One holding all the cards
- Pumps up
- Four four
- Accommodated in a way
- Bit of dark magic in Harry Potter
- Name in fuel injection
- TV journalist Lisa
- Business card feature
- Asias ___ Sea
- One standing on ones own two feet?
- Why ___?
- Word from the Greek for walking on tiptoe
- Discomfiture
- Informal agreement
- Cryptocurrency technologies
- Green black white and yellow are varieties of these
- Bummer!
- Memo starter
- Subject for a myrmecologist
- Ingredient in the Tuscan soup ribollita
- Evening
- Cut off
- Hot Lips Houlihan portrayer
- Genesis 5 figure
- Close one in brief
- Folk song whose name translates to Farewell to Thee
- Habitat for giraffes
- Attention-getter maybe
- Makeup kit item
- Coin with a polar bear on its reverse informally
- Looking steadily
- Provokes
- No longer affected by
- Versace ___ (high-end fragrance)
- U.S. government product made at twice the cost of what its worth
- Prefix with section
- Natural order of the universe in East Asian philosophy
NY Times Crossword March 11 2023
This crossword clue from the New York Times on March 11, 2023 is a tricky one! It reads "A type of bird with a long neck and a curved bill". The answer is a swan, a beautiful and graceful bird that is found in many parts of the world. Swans are known for their elegant and graceful movements, making them a popular choice for many people.
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