Clues
- Runs through
- Clubby order for short
- Meas. roughly equivalent to a burning match
- Member of the genus Vespa
- They do bettors one better
- Asylum seeker maybe
- Heavenly messengers in Madrid
- Grubs e.g.
- Camera with an optical viewfinder in brief
- Energy industry transport
- Serious
- Period of concealed development
- Patagonian prairie
- French clog … and the root of an English word meaning disrupt
- Sheath of connective tissue
- Sweet-talk maybe
- What many beachgoers do
- Sharing in a symbol of commitment … or what four rows in this puzzle are doing to form new phrases
- Dismissible
- Tittle
- Odd fellows informally
- Americas first vice so to speak
- Luminance
- Lend a hand
- Phasmophobics fear
- Vehicle with a spotlight and municipal plates most likely
- Game of catch?
- Org. supporting the Lovings in the 1967 Supreme Court case Loving v. Virginia
- Pilots
- Very tight squeeze
- Provides lodging for
- Cat vis-à-vis milk
- Dedicated address?
- Digs in the winter?
- Slip
- European capital that uses the Cyrillic alphabet
- Network where Impractical Jokers originated
- Director Lee
- Members of the genus Apis
- First name in pilsners
- Demi ___ (Victorias Secret offering)
- Old-time poker
- Crossbreeds smaller than ligers
- Garment providing lower back support during pregnancy
- Feature of the flags of Lebanon and Belize
- One-sixth of the worlds ground surface until 1991 in brief
- Catch in a way
- Captains emergency quarters
- Notorious initials
- Reacted purposefully when handed the ball
- Oscar-winning director Kazan
- Any Simpsons character
- Secure as an interview
- Start running … now!
- Thomas Hardy title character
- Creator of U.S. flood maps
- Free to pursue other opportunities dysphemistically
- Heap of junk
- Borax for one
- Big baddie
- You dont say!
- Was clear as a bell?
- Explicit
- Facilitate
- Birthplace of Zeus in Greek myth
- ___ Productions (media company)
- Pigment made from iron ore
- Fail to articulate in a way
- Port tower
- Mexican beach resort informally
- Poet whose Latin name relates to sheep
- Equipment
- ID since the Great Depression
- Letters of interest
NY Times Crossword June 29 2023
This crossword clue from the New York Times on June 29, 2023 is a tricky one! The clue is "Fictional character who was a doctor and a spy" and the answer is James Bond. This clue is a great example of how crosswords can be both challenging and fun, as it requires the solver to think outside the box and combine two seemingly unrelated topics.
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