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| New York Times crossword of November 21st, 2024 other clues |
| Sewing machine inventor Howe |
| 1862: 530,000+ words |
| Early birds? |
| On ice longer than normal, say? |
| Third letter of Athens, in ancient Athens |
| Cheeky review of 18-, 24- and 46-Across |
| Chevy coupes |
| 1990s sitcom nerd |
| Major highway through the southern U.S. |
| Structural supports |
| Dark purple shade |
| Records |
| Acts like |
| Some gag Christmas gifts |
| Performer with a concert tour titled "Straight Up Paula!" |
| Stop with that! |
| No. 1's |
| Bird-related prefix |
| Cry over spilled milk, perhaps? |
| "Pass the ball to me!" |
| San Francisco organization supporting women in the arts |
| Abnormally deep sleep |
| Burj Khalifa's home |
| Volume divided by height |
| Eponymous youth sports organization, the largest of its kind in the U.S. |
| Tool |
| Location within an office building: Abbr. |
| Cos. offering connections |
| Thénardier and Bovary: Abbr. |
| Classic sitcom streaming on BritBox, familiarly |
| Jordan's only coastal city |
| Just pulls off, with "out" |
| Some eBay revenue |
| "Why don't you take a picture — it'll last longer!" |
| Instrument that gave rise to the guitalele, in brief |
| Help with wrongdoing |
| 1850: 350,000+ words |
| Princess played by Halle Bailey in a 2023 film |
| ___ grazing (winter farm feeding strategy) |
| Taunt |
| Bolsters |
| One hanging out in the cold |
| Court matters |
| Students run for it |
| Place to park a camper |
| No longer relevant |
| "Bam!" |
| "Stop with that!" |
| Character in a classic whodunit |
| 1957: 550,000+ words |
| Contemptuous chorus |
| Not easy to find |
| Prince saved from drowning by 39-Across |
| Piece of old movie equipment |
| Word with bake or fire |
| Image file format |
| Like some barrel-aged spirits |
| Invoice unit |
| "That's on me" |
| U.S. city named for a geological formation |
| Not wired, say |
| N.B.A. player-turned-sports analyst Rose |
| ___ Khan, former Pakistani prime minister |
| Battalion commanders in the U.S.M.C. |
| Dresses down |
| Not a straight shot |
| Davis with the memoir "Dying of Politeness" |
| .com commerce |
| Tots' pops |
| Theater throwaway |
| Gala throwaway |
| Informal green lights |
| School record, for short |
| Joey of children's lit |
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