Clues
- Oh yeah love your stuff
- Sharp prod
- Instruction for cooking corn on the cob
- Tame
- Not well
- ___ Mae Bullock (Tina Turners birth name)
- One-act Strauss opera adapted from an Oscar Wilde play
- Ziggy Stardusts music genre
- Fish thats often canned
- Japanese vehicle manufacturer
- Beret-wearing rebel familiarly
- Painfully particular
- Change priorities say
- One form of savings for short
- Walker who wrote The Color Purple
- Part of a book jacket
- Famed 1990s TV psychic
- Shows for soldiers informally
- Year before jr.
- Shiftless sort
- 18-wheelers
- Horse coloring
- Horror film monster who has become an L.G.B.T.Q. icon with the
- Combine as resources
- Bro!
- Org. in which Wizards battle Kings
- Baby shower guest of honor
- Disbands say
- Nail polish brand
- Pat Sajak and Vanna White for Wheel of Fortune
- Heartburn relief brand
- What each set of circled letters in this grid represents
- Certain Muslim
- Fútbol cheers
- Looney Tunes frame
- A No. 2 one is more widely popular than a No. 1
- Verdi opera
- Subj. for some refugees
- Infuriates
- Selects out of a lineup informally
- What a drawbridge may cross
- Org. that denounced Japanese internment during W.W. II
- Grammy-winning Apple
- Annual reference work
- Formerly known as
- Celebratory dances
- Enticing quality
- Reason to call the fire department
- Classic joke locale
- Every so often
- Creep forward
- Minnesota has more than 10 000 of them
- Botches
- Phrase of fessing up
- Bold poker bet
- Prayer starter
- Some online communications in brief
- Home of Christ the Redeemer informally
- Just like I said I would …
- Maine college whose name is also a variety of cheese
- Photography session
- Counterpart of rural
- Chair designer Charles or Ray
- Small lump or big bunch
- Reggae relative
- Hawaii hello
- Segue in a story
- Vox ___
- Fits well (with)
- Justice League actor Jason
- Italian lawn game
- Taking to court
- Betray a secret
- Mickey and Minnie for two
- Mix as batter
- Grp. checking carry-ons
- Place for a Swedish massage
- Features of lollipops but not suckers?
NY Times Crossword June 27 2023
The New York Times crossword puzzle on June 27, 2023 is sure to be a challenge for even the most experienced puzzlers. With clues ranging from pop culture references to obscure trivia, the puzzle is sure to test the knowledge and wit of all who attempt it. Whether you're a novice or an expert, the NYT crossword is sure to provide hours of entertainment and mental stimulation.
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