April, May and June, to Daisy Duck Crossword Clue

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Hint 1: Clue Definitions

JUNE (noun)
1. the month following May and preceding July
DAISY (noun)
1. any of numerous composite plants having flower heads with well-developed ray flowers usually arranged in a single whorl

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19. Queens neighborhood

21. Cozy dining spot

22. Place name on a national map?

24. Milky Way component

25. Big dividends

26. Satisfaction felt by a Gothic architect?

28. Org. with ring rankings

31. Common sculpture model

32. Where Anna Leonowens taught

33. They aren’t returned

34. Smallest bell in a carillon?

39. Modern meeting medium

41. Bygone flier between JFK and Heathrow

42. Scott Turow memoir

43. Cuatro halved

44. Commuting option

46. Pretentious sort

48. Far from baggy

50. Erstwhile

52. Ham it up

55. Common game show prize

57. Dangerous place, idiomatically

59. John Hersey book “A Bell for ___”

61. Wriggly creatures found on every continent?

64. Cut down

66. Seltos seller

67. Go bad

69. Like diplomatic pouches

71. Put away

72. Light brown hardwood

73. Medium brown hardwood

74. Blow thrown in a gang brawl?

76. Board, in a boardinghouse

78. Shows a chameleonlike quality

81. “___ arigato gozaimasu” (Japanese expression of gratitude)

82. Put into words

84. “Buenas ___” (“Good afternoon,” in Spain)

85. Foxboro gridders

87. Not brewed long enough, maybe

89. "Aquarius" musical

90. Worker at a plant?

93. WhatsApp owner

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98. ___-à-porter (off-the-rack)

100. Kinda interested in reading the Testaments?

103. Tres doubled

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107. Sherlock’s sister in a book series

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109. Member of a marten family?

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6. Lively 1960s dances

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8. Rds with numbers

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10. Rugged rock face

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16. Loathe

18. Fluctuated

20. “Mad Men” field, informally

21. Flower whose name means “daughter of the wind”

23. Destroy, archaically

27. Where kip is the currency

28. First baseman of comedy

29. Burger King supply

30. Couldn't agree more!

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36. Stable workers

37. Brings in

38. Eyeglasses parts

40. Like some local stores

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58. Girl in a shop in a Dickens book

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86. Barely-there pencil

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96. In the neighborhood of

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