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New York Times crossword of November 26th, 2023 other clues
In check
Sound from a den
Invent the sound of a cash register?
Fall blooms
1982 Stevie Wonder hit
It's never free of charge
Home services website
Fully divests one's stake
Yao Ming, before joining the N.B.A.?
Actress Taylor-Joy
Search (through)
Show again
Big kitchen brand
Doozy
Detector of nonsense, informally
Toymaker Rubik
Language that gave us "mulligatawny" and "patchouli"
Peruvian road sign?
Spoke monotonously
English philosopher William of ___
Go by air
Shirley Bassey and Agatha Christie, for two
Gloater's words
Photo editing option
Midback muscle
Reasons that South American furniture stores have super-long lines?
Org. concerned with plant-based well-being?
Methods
The opposition
Yoga pose
Destinies
Everglades wader
Pew, pew, pew!
Comedian Lydic of "The Daily Show"
Virtual replications, for short
North or south end
One might be spotted on a farm
Website with info about the stars
Mississippi city in a Neil Simon title
Showy flowers native to Mexico
Sweeties
Marathoner's wear
"The results ___ ..."
Japanese "yes"
Thrills
World capital near the 60th parallel
How a Broadway star might break out
What a stiffed server receives
Political org. with a quadrennial convention
Football rival of the Brigham Young Cougars
Apt name for a Whirlpool salesman?
Caps that lack brims
20-sided shape
Pipsqueak
Campus military grp.
Question of introspection
International pizza chain founded in Brooklyn
Lake on the Malawi/Mozambique border
Upper-left keyboard key
___ cit. (footnote abbr.)
"We're not ready to joke about this yet?"
Heaven on earth, to the ancient Greeks
Musician Parks or Guthrie
Fertility lab supply
Subatomic particle
Most mountainous Caribbean nation
Classic name in wafers
Cry of faux-surprise
Get by
French brothers
They're just over two feet
Reasons to wear socks post-vacation
Producer of sketches, in brief
"Your" of yore
Resort offering that might include a lift ticket
Release, as a trailer
Ones catching waves?
"Impossible!"
One who doesn't have a prayer?
Poet Pound
"Monday Night Football With Peyton & ___"
Behind
One might improve a pupil's performance
Hurl with gusto, in Gen Z slang
Well, in both French and Spanish
"Top Chef" judge Simmons
One of a record-setting 3,234 for Sue Bird
When doubled, fake laugh
Wraps up in fabric
Bother, with "at"
"Yellowjackets" network, for short
Addis ___
Some old jets, for short
Subscribe again
Pub orders
Fox hunting shout
"Autumn Song" poet
Where the proverbial buck stops
Barbecue buffet offering?
Actress Hedren
Princess Di or Prince, once
Surprise and delight
Nursery purchase
Historic quinoa cultivators
Trying to get a rise out of
Amount owed
Reptile with a big bite, informally
Things like "What do we want?" "Headache relief!" "When do we want it?" "Now!"?
Best-case
Gut
Deserved
California congresswoman Barbara
Permitted
Fawn's mother
"Don't believe one word of that!"
Affectionate squeeze of an infant's bottom?
One of the seven in "Se7en"
Language suffix
Altogether
One's natural habitat
Sequin-covered undergarment popularized by Lady Gaga
Setting for many Gauguin works
The ___ Honors (annual picture book awards)
Slip up
Black-and-white cookies
Italian wine region
Visibly scornful
Flimsy
Place to rest your head
Agcy. that oversees the Secret Service
Bubble tea
Things that kids are encouraged to break
Sass
Items exchanged when a relationship gets serious
Polynesian food
Access an account
Bit of soccer or hockey equipment
Nickname for a muscly Disney protagonist
Plucked instrument
Start of a famous Kennedy quote
Tennis's Naomi
Roof toppers

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