"Calvin and Hobbes" character described as "a six-year-old who shaves"

The clue ""Calvin and Hobbes" character described as "a six-year-old who shaves"" was last spotted by us at the New York Times Crossword on March 5 2022.

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M O E

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New York Times Clues March 05, 2022

Much of Iceland's greenery
"I don't believe you"
Fictional device in which to convey secret information
Needle exchange?
"Calvin and Hobbes" character described as "a six-year-old who shaves"
Imperturbable
"Duck Soup," for one
They may be dealt or folded
"Uh-huh"
Green lands
"Doing OK for myself"
Georgetown athlete
Org. created in the wake of "Silent Spring"
Kind of scrum
Unlikely to tip
Rat out
Steamed masa dishes
Surname in a Virginia Woolf title
Tesla, for one
Counsel council, in brief
Pertinent
Letters on a pass
Imitation
Like a dewlap
Fix
Vibes
Time constant symbol
Spanish term of endearment
Attempt to play peacemaker
Scooched over
Robe for a sumo wrestler
Wrap order?
Fretted
Common bake-off challenge
Additive once extracted from kelp
Expression ending with a rising voice
Low dice roll
Halter?
"Same"
Play mind games with
Costa, to a botanist
Chancellor Scholz of Germany
Easily bought
Course option
Contracting sheet
___ Teng, singer dubbed "Asia's eternal queen of pop"
Very best
It's booked before getting caught
"Not a chance"
Incapacitate
Sparkling alternative
Rule to take exception to
"The Jungle Book" character
Allow
Answer rudely
Traditional filling for momo (Nepalese dumplings)
Takes responsibility for
Many a Pablo Neruda work
Word shortcuts
Leaches
Reversible patterned fabrics
Something to meditate on?
Animal that climbs cactuses to eat their flowers
Word often seen in comic book lettering
"Hairspray" co-composer Shaiman
Kind of wave
Bother
Green light
Inits. for East Germany
Ryan of "You've Got Mail"