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Crossword clues for number that's a square of itself

AnswerClue
ONENumber whose square equals its square root
NINENumber of square feet in a square yard
ENTERINType, such as the meta answer using certain numbered squares in this grid
NINESquare number
SUDOKUPuzzle with number squares
BINGOCARDGame accessory with 24 numbered squares
POSLike a negative number squared: Abbr.
EXPONENTSSquare numbers?
TOPWith 107 Across, list that eight songs in this puzzle appeared on ... and a hint to the numbered squares that spell out a quote from Blur frontman Damon Albarn
THREENumber of squares in the width and height of this puzzle's city blocks
SIXTYFOURNumber of squares on a chess board
FOIUVRENumber of squares in this puzzle that contain a word meaning "elected"
MAGICWord with square or number
EVENPARWhat golfers with equal numbers of squares and circles on their scorecards shoot
PIECESOFEIGHTPirate plunder ... or a hint to interpreting an appropriate number of squares in this puzzle
NINENumber of squares in a tic-tac-toe board
NULLSETIntersection of perfect squares and prime numbers
WHENIMSIXTYFOURBeatles song about the square of their number
MARCHMADNESSAnnual college basketball tourney, rounds of which can be found in the circled squares at their appropriate numbers
ONENumber that's a square of itself
ONENumber equal to its square
EXRANGERSHonorees of some retired numbers hanging in Madison Square Garden
ONENumber that's its own square
FSTOPSetting numbered in multiples of the square root of 2
ONENumber that's its own square root
ONENumber that is its own square root
SEISSquare root of this clue number, in Spanish
BINGOCARD5x5-square sheet for a number-calling game
ONENumber in this crossword's northwesternmost square
NINENumber of herds of elephants at Madison Square.
NINEThe square of the sum of this clue number's digits
ADELEArtist with one album named after a prime number and one named after a perfect square
TWOIts square root was likely the first known irrational number
TENNumber of mispelled words in this puzzle's clues (oh, by the way, watch out for those tricky circled squares!)