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- Goes
- Goes against the rule?
- Gold or silver, but not bronze
- Golf count
- Gone to great lengths
- "Good heavens!"
- "Good job!"
- Good position to be in?
- Goody-goody sort
- Gooey part of a Snickers bar
- "___ got it!"
- Government act whose name comes from the Greek for "forgetfulness"
- Grab-and-go breakfast option
- Great flair
- Great Lake whose name can be translated in Iroquoian as "great lake"
- "Great" mountains of Tennessee, familiarly
- Greatly admires
- Greed
- Green toast spread
- Green topping at a pizza parlor
- Grew up
- Ground-dwelling game bird of the western U.S.
- Group of students on a field trip, say
- Groups of four
- Groups of nine
- Grown-up gummies, e.g.
- Guardians of bushido tradition
- Guides
- Gym staff member
- Habitat for [circled letters]
- Had a brain fart
- Had the wheel
- "Hah!"
- Half Airhead, half candy corn?
- Half Starburst, half Skittle?
- Half woman, half fish
- Halloween costumes with eye patches
- "Hamlet" noblewoman
- Hams
- Handed out new hands
- Handled vessel in a museum
- "Hang"
- Hanukkah candle holder
- Hard-to-clean-up sparkly stuff
- Has bad feelings toward
- Have the same opinion about
- Having communication
- Having impeded growth
- Having more sodium
- Head block?
- Header on a company's website, perhaps
- "Heads up!"
- Hearty embrace
- Heavenly-sounding instrument also known as a bell-piano
- Heavy metal band whose name is a big cat in Spanish
- "Heck if I know"
- Here
- Herman ___, Dutch ophthalmologist known for his visual acuity testing
- Hero of Arabian tales
- Hidden snags
- High achievers?
- High class?
- High Life beers, e.g.
- High point of 1950s car design?
- Highest-caliber athlete, to fans
- Hindu god with an elephant head
- "Hips Don't Lie" singer
- His first star turn was in the 1995 film "Devil in a Blue Dress"
- Hit from behind
- Hit the ground loudly
- Hoards
- Holding in high esteem
- Holding liable
- Hole in the wall
- Home country of the Center for Civil Liberties, jointly awarded the 2022 Nobel Peace Prize
- Home installation providing propane to a grill or fireplace
- Home of the Preakness Stakes
- Home of the Stax Museum of American Soul Music
- Honey, for example
- Hot dog on a roll?
- Hot pockets?
- How a boss might communicate new policy
- How a total dummkopf might handle something
- How two people might walk
- Huddling, as teammates
- Huge
- Hybrid flower named after a drink
- "I haven't a clue"
- "I'll pay"
- Iced tea request
- Iconic role for Harrison Ford
- If you order "ostriche" on an Italian menu, you actually get these
- Iggy Pop's backup group, with "the"
- Imagine
- "Impossible!"
- In a quietly dignified way
- In an angry way
- In danger of being lost
- In finite supply
- In hot water?
- In pieces
- In progress
- In sync
- In tears
- In-room safe or a chocolate on the pillow, say
- Inappropriately appropriated
- "Incredible!!" ... as suggested by the double exclamation mark black squares
- "Indeed!"
- Indefinitely many, informally
- Indentations at the end of a smile
- Indignation
- Infantile
- "Infection" common among schoolkids
- Infuses with bubbles
- Ingredients in some tropical smoothies
- Insect nicknamed for its small size
- Insect's feeler
- Insignificant amount
- Inspiration for many seasonal festivals
- Interception returned for a touchdown
- *Internet browser borrowing a nickname for the red panda
- Iron compound in magnets
- "Is there still time for me to join you?"
- It captures ballpark smooches
- It contains all of (and all the letters of) Toronto
- It follows a coin toss
- It has a lot of secretaries
- It has its x's and y's
- It isn't working
- It may include toms and a snare
- It might follow "Up top" and "down low" in a high-five trick
- It protects the heart
- It's a big hit
- It's not a big dill
- It's not fit for human consumption
- It's not pretty
- "It's truly important to me"
- Item worn with a hazmat suit
- Items frozen in cryopreservation
- Items of some import?
- Items on many a back-to-school supply list
- Its box is yellow and green, with many colors in between
- Jake ___, 1980 Oscar-winning role for Robert De Niro
- Jane ___ Institute (wildlife conservation group)
- Japanese for "folding paper"
- Jean Arp, e.g.
- Jedi-in-training
- Jeweler's wares
- John Deere product
- John who played Churchill on "The Crown"
- Juice box?
- Just between us
- "Just picture this!"
- Kenya's second-largest city
- Kind of jam in a Sacher torte
- Kind of makeup you're born with?
- Kind of overload
- Knickknack
- Kyiv's country
- Label on a green U.S.D.A. sticker
- Landed for the night
- Landing area in a long jump
- Landlords, more formally
- Landmark Chicago sculpture, informally
- Language in which "computer" is made up of the characters for "electric" and "brain"
- Language of "amore"
- Language spoken by Jesus
- Large measure of computer data
- Last hurrah
- Last of the 13 original colonies to be founded
- Lawyer, or a lawyer's advice
- Lax
- Lead female character
- Leading lady's part
- Least aerodynamic, maybe
- Leave home with a stuffed pillowcase as luggage, perhaps
- Leaves stranded
- Lecture attendee
- Lee has a hot bowl of ___ to start off his day
- Left in
- Leftover piece
- Legal immunity, as granted through a pardon
- Legal mulligan
- Lenape people from whom a New Jersey river gets its name
- Lengthy rants
- Less freshly funny
- Less than satisfactory, slangily
- Let ___ be ___
- Letter before zeta
- Lewis Carroll or George Orwell
- Light bulb measure
- Light lager
- Lightweight fabric for a handkerchief
- Like 666, popularly
- Like a bike without wheels
- Like a cherub
- Like a cozy campsite on a cool autumn night, say
- Like a moon that is not full but is more than half visible
- Like a really big fan
- Like a wrung-out mop
- Like an American in Paris
- Like an honorable knight
- Like antipasti, manicotti and gelati
- Like bows, at times
- Like government bonds and Uber drivers
- Like italic type
- Like John, Paul or George, but not Ringo
- Like June 21 among all the days of the year
- Like kilts and some drapes
- Like London's Kew Gardens
- Like many farm stand purchases
- Like many primary bathrooms
- Like Mercury among all the planets vis-à-vis the sun
- Like New Jersey among all U.S. states, population-wise
- Like skydiving or cliff-diving
- Like some clams and freshly cleaned shirts
- Like some deliveries
- Like some flaws
- Like some nails found in a drugstore
- Like some pants or haircuts
- Like someone emerging from freezing cold water, typically
- Like someone performing a monologue, maybe
- Like someone using autoreply, perhaps
- Like subcompacts vis-à-vis compacts
- Like the 2003 Peace Nobelist Shirin Ebadi
- Like the Eid al-Fitr festival
- Like the man on an annual People magazine cover
- Like the Mariana Trench among all the world's underwater places
- Like the score going into extra innings
- Like the words "knackered" and "chuffed"
- Like Tom Cruise as Jack Reacher, some say
- Likened
- Limerick's locale
- Lineup of computer icons
- Linguist's concern
- Lists of starters
- Lit up, in a way
- Little reminders
- Liverpudlians, e.g.
- "Lizzie ___," Disney Channel sitcom starring Hilary Duff
- Loaded with energy
- Lodge builders
- Lone star?
- *Long-legged wader
- Longtime N.F.L. all-star game
- Look into
- Loopy writing
- Loosens up
- Loser of the 2025 World Series
- Lovestruck
- Lovingly, in a score
- Low rank
- Low-level cloud
- Lower class?
- Lucy ___, African American slave narrator
- Made a sound of exertion
- Made irrelevant
- Made the fool
- Mafia member
- Magazine for the small screen since 1953
- Magazine with show listings
- "Magic Mirror on the wall, who is the ___ one of all?"
- Magpie lookalike with black-and-white plumage
- Main component of a "gutbucket," a jug band instrument
- Main pack in a bicycle race
- Majestic
- Major Indian city that's the capital of West Bengal
- Major mountain range in Utah
- Make a list of
- Make out
- Make percussion noises with one's mouth
- Make smooth
- Make, as money
- Maker of sole music?
- Makeup exam?
- Makeup of a nervous system, largely
- Making a strong effort
- Malady
- Male pronoun
- Mammals whose name is a synonym of "pesters"
- Man whom Jesus raised from the dead in John 11
- Many a "Bridgerton" lady
- Many a Starbucks employee
- Many a TikToker's music rendition
- Many Haitians
- Mar, as a reputation
- Mark Twain, for Samuel Langhorne Clemens
- Married women, in Madrid
- "Mars, the ___ of War" (first movement of "The Planets")
- Marsupial whose name sometimes omits its first letter
- Mary who sings "In every job that must be done there is an element of fun"
- Mason, e.g.
- Mass pardon
- Maximally ritzy
- Maximally weird-yet-delightful
- May birthstone
- ___ May, former British P.M.
- Mean
- Measure of high resistance
- Medieval weapon
- Meet, as all the requirements
- Melodramatic crying
- Member of a wedding party
- Members of a kitchen cabinet
- Memory loss issue
- Mercury, but not Venus
- Mickey Mouse
- Microsoft's A.I. assistant
- Mideast salad, in one spelling
- Midwest capital named for a president
- Military hairstyles
- Milky and iridescent
- "Mind. Blown."
- Minimal paint job
- Minister's house
- Miserable rating
- Miseries
- Misjudgment
- Mobile library?
- Mocap suit components
- Mocking name for failed businesses of the early 2000s
- Modern banking convenience
- "Money-back guarantee" and "Limited-time offer"
- Monklike, in a way
- Monstrous
- Montalbán who played Khan in "Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan"
- Mooches
- More apt to cut in line, say
- More bleak
- More brawny
- More cheerful and lively
- More dimwitted
- More likely to clap back
- More than a chart-topper
- Morphine and codeine, for two
- Most overdone
- Most populous Canadian province
- Most suggestive
- Mounted warrior skilled in martial arts
- Move awkwardly (up)
- Move-in-ready, as a house for sale
- Movie palaces
- Much of Diego Rivera's work
- Music app named for a figure in Greek myth
- Music genre for the words hidden in this puzzle's circled letters ... or a punny description for them?
- Musical sample added for excitement
- Mythical figure whose name means "murmuring rock"
- N next to the gearshift
- N.H.L. star Connor ___
- N.K. ___, "Broken Earth" trilogy author
- Name that sounds like a computer guidebook
- Naps, in Nicaragua
- NASCAR stat that varies widely by venue
- Nation bordering the Black Sea
- Natural seasoning
- Needle-working craft
- Neighborhood in New York City where Zohran Mamdani lived before being elected the city's mayor
- Neighbors of premolars
- Neutralized, as an explosive situation
- "... never mind"
- New hire at a factory
- New York Times game with weaving, interconnected answers
- Newborn child
- Newsroom writing standard, in brief
- "Nice job, dude!"
- Nine-sided figure
- Nine-time Grammy winner Frank
- Ninja's quality
- "No, thanks"
- No-goodniks
- No-name
- Non-pharmacological component of a clinical trial
- Noodling in a jazz tune
- Nose, by function
- Not above
- Not accept an outrage, say
- Not all there upstairs?
- Not fair, in a way
- Not gendered
- Not many
- Notable feature of lemon and grapefruit juice
- Noted early riser
- Noteworthy
- Notorious Mafia family name
- Notwithstanding
- Now blue, as a blueberry
- "Now, wait just one minute!"
- "Now, you listen to me ..."
- O in a tee?
- Obnoxious fratty sort, colloquially
- Obsessor over "the precious" in Tolkien lore
- Obtains (from)
- ___ of hand (magician's skill)
- Of no help
- Offensively odorous
- Oil alternative
- "Okay then ..."
- Old and classic, as a car
- Old Testament patriarch
- Olympians wearing red, white and blue
- Omsk's region
- On a different network, say
- On the line
- One clicking with an audience?
- One dish commonly in the 12-dish Sviata Vecheria, a traditional Ukrainian Christmas dinner
- One displaying enthusiastic devotion
- One in a hundred
- One inside the Trojan horse
- One known for the morning grind?
- One large head, shredded, with the outer leaves discarded
- One might be sworn to it
- One of the Leeward Islands in the Caribbean
- One of the so-called Five Civilized Tribes
- One playing beerball, perhaps
- One singing "The Lonely Goatherd," e.g.
- One struggling to make ends meet
- One way to get to an airport
- One way to spell relief, per ads
- One who has a lot to show?
- One who may end on a high note
- One whose qualifications are enumerated in Article I, Section 3, of the Constitution
- One with an aggressive savings plan?
- One writing a performance review
- One, coddled or raw; add an extra for a richer flavor
- Ones always blowing off steam?
- Ones changing the narrative?
- Ones who don't hog
- Only mammals that can crack Brazil nut shells with their teeth
- Open, as a bottle
- Open-air part of a cruise ship
- Opponent of a Met or Marlin, in the N.L. East
- Opposite of proud
- Opposite of volunteer
- ¬ or ~, in logic
- Ordnance depot
- Ostentatious spenders, in slang
- Otoscopy, e.g.
- OUT OF ORDER! PAPER TRAY REQUIRES MAINTENANCE!
- Outfitted
- Outlet for the Jordan River
- Outstanding athlete
- Overtook?
- Overwhelming stream
- Pack rat
- Paintings on plaster
- Palm-sized pastry
- Panameñas y puertorriqueñas
- Pancake-flipping tool
- Panels of buttons on which passcodes are entered
- Pantheon feature
- Paper pusher?
- Parent's curt response to a kid's "But why?"
- Parity
- Part of a bass in a jug band
- Part of a country located entirely within another country
- Part of a three-word phrase expressing regret
- Part of Fermat's copy of "Arithmetica" where he wrote his Last Theorem
- Part of some gummies
- Part of the Horn of Africa
- Part of URL
- Parts of many robots in robot-sumo
- Parts of some high-speed rail systems
- Patisserie treat
- Patois or Cajun
- Patterns
- PB&J, e.g., informally
- Peaceful kind of music
- Peanuts
- Pearl-clutching
- Pedestrian
- Peeved
- Penn athletes
- Penny ___ (miser)
- People who overuse Caps Lock, so to speak
- Pepper that's two steps above poblano on the Scoville scale
- Perceptive
- Perfect example
- Perfect places to be
- Performs at a Thunderbirds show
- Periods of 730 days
- Perry Como or Bing Crosby
- Persistent
- Person discussed in Article II, Section 1, Clause 2 of the U.S. Constitution
- Person that's best left alone
- Person who hoards random objects
- Perspective
- Persuades with flattery
- Pesky biter, informally
- Pest at a comedy club
- Pet that stores food in cheek pouches
- Phenomena once known as "les petites morts" ("little deaths")
- Phrases differently
- Physics Nobelist Feynman
- Physiques that aren't quite perfect
- Physiques that have gone a little soft
- Piano études, essentially
- Piece of cloth tied around the head
- Pieces of art?
- Piercing seen while puckering
- Pigmented rings
- "Pink" animal of film
- Place for pigs to wallow
- Places to hang clothes
- Plagiarized
- Plans (to)
- Play, as a film character
- Player on the bench?
- Playful banter
- Plays the yes-man
- Pleasing rhythms
- Pointe shoe accessories
- "Poker Face" actress Lyonne
- Political understanding
- Popular food fish
- Pored over
- Portmanteau for a radical environmentalist
- Portuguese wine
- Poster of TikTok tutorials, e.g.
- Postscript
- Potentially suspicious response to "What are you doing?"
- Potpourri bags
- Powerhouse in English football
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