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Greek letter shaped like a pitchfork crossword clue


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New York Times crossword of January 23rd, 2024 other clues
Breathing aid demonstrated by a flight attendant
Club gig with prerecorded tracks, informally
A wing for a prayer
Tirades
Wambach with a 2016 ESPY Icon Award
Pioneering synthesizer brand
Give a hoot
French setting for many van Goghs
Delivery person, for short
Chowder morsel
Decorative woodwork technique
Bad match on tinder?
Overwhelm with noise
Cut from the same cloth
___ all-time high
Like most holidays and physicals
Headgear designed to block psychic intrusions
Specialist in P.C. problem-solving
Tasty treats, in memespeak
Take responsibility for something
Going out, as embers
A red and white target, for Target
Ease, as worries
Weather-resistant wood
Actress Mirren
Polynesian Disney heroine
Verse of mourning
Eject with force
Poe poem with the line "How they tinkle, tinkle, tinkle"
___, amas, amat …
Polish city by the sea
Camouflage
Protective drape for an X-ray
Pestilence
Isao of golf
Colossal
Base for tofu and tempeh
Swindler at the pool table
Soda fountain treat that contains neither of the ingredients in its name
How a ballerina pirouettes
Irritate
Mother ___
Title Bond villain
Camelid sometimes used to guard sheep
Major-league award for fielding prowess
Actor Malcolm-___ Warner
Game show co-host who could be called a "woman of letters," familiarly
Tenant's payment
Plumber's drain-clearing device
Small and pixieish
Jazz singer Fitzgerald
Flying saucer crew, for short
Speck
Playfully bites
Cluck of disapproval
When repeated, a kind of drum
Dit's counterpart in Morse code
Tolerate
___ Jima
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
Hay-collecting machine
Use a pogo stick
Coiffures, informally
Congratulatory-sounding letter in the NATO alphabet
Ripen nicely, as wine
Wolflike
Country across a strait from Djibouti
Haul
Tumbling spot for Jack and Jill
Fraternal order
First, second, third or reverse
Culottes or corduroys
Hip-hop dance move of the 2010s
Knight's mount
"Greetings!"

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