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| New York Times crossword of November 8th, 2020 other clues |
| Friend with a rhyming description |
| Role model |
| ___ fixe |
| Wet-Nap, for one |
| Pacific island ring |
| Relics proving how Noah steered his boat? |
| Sighting aptly found in "Are you for real?" |
| Something to do for recovery? |
| Malbec and syrah, e.g. |
| "Anything you'd like to ___?" |
| Vivacious quality |
| Drew back |
| "Josephine the Singer, or the Mouse Folk" is the last short story he wrote |
| "Take that!" |
| Earnings |
| Instruction for a course? |
| Marauder of old |
| "Sorry to intrude ..." |
| Cover for "little piggies" |
| Kind of chemical bond in salts |
| One needing new, unburned pants? |
| Yearns (for) |
| Fashionable pair |
| Appliance with apps |
| De-lights? |
| What a meta clue might do to itself |
| Certain monkey ... or monk |
| Brick made of acrylonitrile butadiene styrene |
| Piece of equipment for gold medalist Lindsey Vonn |
| Buzzed hairstyle |
| Pelvic exercises |
| Lifelong bud, slangily |
| Lifesavers, for short |
| Brings out |
| Showy basket |
| Give attitude |
| One might be hard to sit for |
| With 65-Down, "Ditto" |
| New ___ |
| Pipes at some bars |
| Stops harping on something |
| "Jackpot!" |
| See 66-Down |
| Downfall in many an Agatha Christie novel |
| Like a sparsely attended party |
| Oil-rich state, for short |
| Chicago mayor Lightfoot |
| Starting piece on a1 or h8, say |
| Drain |
| Stable supply |
| Easily offended by foul language? |
| Partner of hem |
| Some donations |
| Kind of high ground |
| "Way ahead of you" |
| Low card in Texas hold'em |
| ___ Slam (tennis feat) |
| Compliment to a runway model? |
| Breaks down |
| Trial |
| Spanish "sun" |
| Axel ___, protagonist of "Beverly Hills Cop" |
| X |
| Japanese roadster since 1989 |
| First two words of "Green Eggs and Ham" |
| Costly cuts |
| Question to a tantrum thrower? |
| Residence that might be named for a donor |
| Sore |
| Sidestep |
| Strict commitment |
| Needless to say |
| "It's me ... duh!" |
| Dev of "Slumdog Millionaire" |
| Mississippi ___ pie |
| Thingamabob |
| Lived in a blue state? |
| Aid for a small business |
| Brink |
| Part of a prairie skyline |
| World No. 1 tennis player between Navratilova and Seles |
| "Just sayin'," in shorthand |
| Emeritus: Abbr. |
| High point of Greek civilization? |
| Stately street liners |
| Coat from a goat |
| Willing subject |
| Some are named for kings and queens |
| "Don't be rude ... greet our guests!" |
| One end of the PolitiFact meter |
| Loonie or toonie |
| Elba who played Macavity in 2019's "Cats" |
| Farm-to-table consumer |
| Word that sounds like its first letter |
| All together now |
| Shooting sport |
| Part of a dean's address |
| Released |
| Adele and Cher, e.g. |
| ___ and Caicos |
| "I'd rather pass" |
| Sign of summer |
| Stow cargo |
| Title for an oral surgeon's handbook? |
| Get into gear |
| "To live without ___ is to cease to live": Dostoyevsky |
| Certain sexual preferences |
| Drink after drink? |
| Retinal receptor |
| Masters of slapstick? |
| Rap producers' favorite vegetables? |
| Jackanapes |
| World capital established in 1535 |
| Org. that awards the Safer Choice label |
| Android alternative |
| Quits at the last minute |
| Interjections akin to "Yeah, su-u-ure!" |
| Mild |
| Prepared for a field trip? |
| Carries out |
| Relent |
| Actor Elwes of "The Princess Bride" |
| Driver's org., no matter how you slice it? |
| Trade blows |
| Neil with the hit "Breaking Up Is Hard to Do" |
| Subject of many an off-season rumor |
| El Dorado treasure |
| Rules' partner, for short |
| ___ Rudolph, portrayer of Kamala Harris on "S.N.L." |
| Role model |
| Amigo |
| "Young Frankenstein" character played by Teri Garr |
| 4th order? |
| Italian automotive hub |
| Tee type |
| Like apple seeds, if eaten in huge quantities |
| Org. that sponsored the design competition for the Vietnam Veterans Memorial |
| MXN, on a currency chart |
| Fresh from a keg |
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