Clues
- Something to help you see where youre going
- Sister brand of Mazola
- Classic cars that rivaled the Ford Maverick and Plymouth Duster
- Attention-getting cry
- Bag of tricks
- Quite a blast?
- Slightly leading
- Fodder for some miners
- Current event?
- ___-Einstein condensate the so-called fifth state of matter
- Was hard to understand in a way
- Where an eye test may be given in brief
- Plastic keys?
- Lead-in to card or credit
- Spicy in a way
- Slavic diacritic
- Apple ___
- Wouldnt release
- That will be ___ the set of sun Shak.
- Heavens
- Twine fiber
- Light line
- Plagues
- U.S. health org.
- Big wheels
- Its first scene is set near Memphis
- Something to think about
- Name hidden in call an audible
- Laura of ER
- Some arena illumination for short
- Something that good speakers make with audiences
- Sediment
- Show first performed during 1994s Eurovision Song Contest
- Getting around easily
- Sweet lovable sort
- No first-stringer
- It ends near Venice
- Some consequences for defaulting
- Made fair
- ___ Square rhyming attraction in the city center of Galway Ireland
- Boomer for short?
- Climate
- Footwear brand
- Blended numbers
- Camuss birthplace
- Grand Prix competitor e.g.
- Prosperous period
- You got it!
- Company for a king or queen
- Confirm
- Joel who once played Wyatt Earp in film
- Frances ___ de Loire
- African capital on its own gulf
- Products touted in some email scams
- No longer able to get out
- Iconic 28-Across player
- Cmon tell us!
- Part of X-X-X
- Row house?
- Senator e.g. in brief
- Harvard or Cambridge grad
- Laughable
- Classic music label whose name consists entirely of musical notes
- New York ___ (purple bloom)
- Actress Campbell
- Crushed
- Memorial Day weekend event familiarly
- Airport at one end of the Kennedy Expwy.
NY Times Crossword March 31 2023
This crossword clue from the New York Times on March 31, 2023 is a tricky one. The clue is "A type of tree found in the tropics" and the answer is "palm". It is a great challenge for crossword enthusiasts, as it requires knowledge of both geography and botany to solve.
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