The New York Times Crossword

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A wing for a prayer Club gig with prerecorded tracks, informally Wambach with a 2016 ESPY Icon Award Pioneering synthesizer Tirades

Give a hoot Breathing aid demonstrated by a flight attendant Chowder morsel Camouflage Irritate

Pool swindler Protective drape for an X-ray Mother _ _ _ Tenant’s payment Jazz’s Fitzgerald Playfully bites Dit’s counterpart in Morse code Principles for good prose in a classic writing guide by Strunk & White … or a hint to the wardrobe assembled at 17-, 25-, 47- and 57-Across Coiffures, informally Wolflike Tumbling spot for Jack and Jill First, second, third or reverse Hip-hop dance move of the 2010s 47 56 57 1 2 3 5 6

Major-league award for fielding prowess Delivery person, for short Decorative woodwork technique

Cut from the same cloth

_ _ _ all-time high Headgear designed to block psychic intrusions Tasty treats, in memespeak Take responsibility for something A red-and-white target, for Target Weather-resistant wood Polynesian Disney heroine

Eject with force

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___, amas, amat … Pestilence Base for tofu and tempeh

Soda fountain treat that contains neither of the ingredients in its name

Title Bond villain Actor Malcolm-_ _ _ Warner Plumber’s drainclearing device Flying saucer crew, for short Cluck of disapproval 10 11 13 18 21

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Tolerate Hay-collecting machine Congratulatorysounding letter in the NATO alphabet Neighbor of Oman Fraternal order Culottes or corduroys Knight’s mount “Greetings!” French setting for a van Gogh Bad match on tinder? Overwhelm with noise

Like most holidays and physicals Specialist in PC problem-solving Omega preceder Going out, as embers

Ease, as worries Actress Mirren 39 40 46 47 48 51 55 57

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Mournful verse Poe poem with the line “How they tinkle, tinkle, tinkle”

Polish city by the sea

Isao of golf Colossal

How a ballerina pirouettes Camelid sometimes used to guard sheep Game show cohost who could be called a “woman of letters,” familiarly Small and pixieish Speck

When repeated, a kind of drum ___ Jima

Use a pogo stick Ripen nicely, as wine

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