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NYT Across Clues

Smoking residue. Today's crossword puzzle clue is a quick one: Smoking residue. We will try to find the right answer to this particular crossword clue. Here are the possible solutions for 'Smoking residue' clue. It was last seen in American quick crossword. We have 1 possible answer in our database. Slots free slots games. The longer the cigar, the cooler the smoke and the more potential for flavor development from start to finish. 'The shorter a cigar is, the quicker it may become hot and the flavor won’t develop.

Snack product once owned by General MillsSLIMJIM
Like many a yoga masterLIMBER
Words from one preparing to knock back a fewLINEEMUP
Just think of somethingIDEATE
FedEx Office alternativeUPSSTORE
Four of a kind, sayTETRAD
The “Black Paintings” and othersGOYAS
Temple offering: Abbr.DEG
Checkout choiceDEBIT
Big biceps, slangilyGUNS
Very fine exampleJEWEL
Spot for a slicerDELI
Without a script, brieflyOTC
Get poopedTIREOUT
Letters for a proof readerQED
Woman of the world?MOTHERNATURE
Cherished byDEARTO
Things kept in bottlesGENIES
Squiggly musical symbolsQUARTERRESTS
Dr. Jekyll creator’s inits.RLS
Tenor part in Donizetti’s “Don Pasquale”ERNESTO
“There is no ___ higher than truth”: GandhiGOD
Nickname for a man whose name means “merciful”CLEM
Ava DuVernay film subjectSELMA
Beverage brand with a lizard logoSOBE
Stuff in a den, onceOPIUM
Skater BabiloniaTAI
DiveSWOOP
One getting in on the hustle?DANCER
“That was nice!”ILIKEDIT
Choice wordEITHER
DiabolicalDEVILISH
BeaksSNOOTS
“How can I say no?!”YESLETS

Occasion For Smoking Crossword

Smoke is produced by incomplete combustion of tobacco during which at least three kinds of chemical reactions occur: pyrolysis breaks down organic molecules into simpler ones, pyrosynthesis recombines these newly formed fragments into chemicals not originally present, and distillation moves compounds such as nicotine from the tobacco into the smoke.
Itsy-bitsy crossword clue; Reason not to go swimming in the ocean crossword clue; Amazon and others crossword clue; Occasion for smoking crossword clue; Handed (out) crossword clue; Tagged for short crossword clue; Blasted crossword clue; Informal name for Vespa mandarinia crossword clue; Start of some thoughts shared on social media crossword.

Four Of A Kind Say

NYT Vertical Clues

Comics character with a pug noseSLUGGO
Golfer’s near missLIPOUT
TogetherINSYNC
Features of Hopi lands in ArizonaMESAS
Dashes (off)JETS
Start of some thoughts shared on social mediaIMO
Informal name for Vespa mandariniaMURDERHORNET
BlastedLIT
Tagged, for shortIDED
Handed (out)METED
Occasion for smokingBARBEQUE
Amazon and othersETAILERS
Reason not to go swimming in the oceanREDTIDE
Itsy-bitsyPEEWEE
Long-running fictional hero who made his debut in “Call for the Dead”GEORGESMILEY
Heebie-jeebiesJITTERS
Anti-insomnia drugLUNESTA
Dessert you might be “liable” to eat?TORTE
Relative of molto, in musicTANTO
Calendar abbr.MAR
Quaint agreementTIS
Slight headache, maybeDULLPAIN
Gradually become familiar withEASEINTO
Things scanned nowadaysQRCODES
Put down again, as tilesRELAID
It’s a treatGOODIE
One found among the reedsOBOIST
Bathymetry measurementsDEPTHS
A lotMUCHO
PeachySWELL
CrossMEET
Makes tracks, in a waySKIS
$200 Monopoly properties, for shortRRS
“___ known rivers” (start of a Langston Hughes poem)IVE

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