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Bump in the road crossword clue
S N A G
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| New York Times crossword of November 29th, 2024 other clues |
| "Never mind" |
| Hosp. care providers |
| Question that can't possibly be answered "No" |
| Solid :: glace : liquid :: ___ |
| Bond theme song that won an Academy Award in 2022 |
| Fender product |
| Water bottle confiscator, for short |
| Merely |
| Chemistry research centers? |
| Unchanged |
| Light lager variety, casually |
| Anti-apartheid activist Alan |
| Makes into a soft fabric, as wool |
| Mohawk culture |
| Number of U.S. states starting with "B" |
| Mystic associated with the Dead Sea Scrolls |
| Ghastly |
| Certain lifelike sculpture … or what you might call 26-Down? |
| Gather together |
| They might be down for a ski trip |
| Fill up |
| Sullies |
| Big name in water filters |
| Where burnt offerings are placed |
| ___ review |
| War head? |
| Ransacked |
| Ones receiving free room and board, for short |
| Bit of wit |
| "The ___ of the Starfish" (1965 sequel to "A Wrinkle in Time") |
| Illustrative example |
| Coastal waterway |
| Facing big trouble |
| Coin with cherry blossoms on its front |
| Juuuuuuust about done |
| U.S. state capital with the highest altitude (7,200 feet) |
| XXX, in a way |
| Goes (for) |
| Ghanaian author ___ Kwei Armah |
| Napoleon's is found at Paris's Hôtel des Invalides |
| Put on deck |
| Polite gesture of acknowledgment |
| Something indicated with the index and middle fingers |
| Bore |
| Analogous |
| Begin a hole |
| One whose hard work is showing? |
| Skeptic's retort |
| Lying face up |
| World capital at roughly the same latitude as Montevideo |
| Protein source in a hearty meal |
| Cogsworth's compatriot in "Beauty and the Beast" |
| Clothing fastener |
| Branded coffee pod |
| Script directive |
| Like most practitioners of Druzism |
| Piece of a children's book, perhaps |
| Burn unit? |
| Hassock, by another name |
| Sautéed-and-simmered Japanese dish |
| Made harmonious |
| Simply divine |
| Pay |
| Hit podcast beginning in 2014 |
| Gather some intel |
| Passed in a flash |
| Half of a noted arcade pair |
| Go a few rounds |
| Geographical feature sometimes named for a color |
| Stray |
| Chalcocyanite, for example |
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