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| New York Times crossword of November 10th, 2020 other clues |
| Big mess |
| Merino, for one |
| What shaken soda cans do after being opened |
| Hour and minutes separator |
| Long-eared hopper |
| Smidgen |
| The Eagles' "___ These Nights" |
| Working diligently |
| Source of linen |
| Sommelier? |
| Winter D.C. setting |
| "If you ask me ...," in shorthand |
| Pen's end |
| Sense of self |
| Bartender? |
| Product once advertised with the jingle "Who wears short shorts? ..." |
| How Marcie addresses Peppermint Patty, for no apparent reason |
| Shakespeare's "___ Andronicus" |
| Actress Kendrick |
| Booth at a fair |
| Let go of |
| The "I" of I.P.A. |
| Suffix with super |
| Quod ___ demonstrandum |
| Soda jerk? |
| One of 12 in "antidisestablishmentarianism": Abbr. |
| Sgt. or cpl. |
| Group of scenes |
| Govt. agency for retirees |
| Barista? |
| Concept |
| ___ de las Amazonas |
| Turn away |
| Word after fist or baby |
| Blue: Sp. |
| Sunnis and Shiites, e.g. |
| Intersect |
| Bone-dry |
| Writing by John Locke or Alexander Pope |
| It will have you seeing things |
| Discussing politics and religion with strangers, often |
| On the qui vive |
| 12 inches |
| Dirty, as a trick |
| "You got a problem with that?" |
| "I do solemnly swear ...," e.g. |
| ___ Belt |
| Proceed without restraint |
| Sort (through) |
| Dacron fabric, for one |
| Boarding pass info |
| Makeup of candles or early records |
| Sch. in Amherst |
| "Yeah, sure" |
| Dutch city or a cheese it's famous for |
| Beginning |
| Outlet from a sink |
| Part of a bridal gown |
| Babes in the woods |
| What an onslaught of political ads may do |
| "Pretend for a moment that you care what I want" |
| Easy-peasy |
| Rubbish |
| ___ time (never) |
| Top-of-the-line Honda offerings |
| Give an electrical charge |
| Order that may follow "Ten-hut!" |
| Engineering details |
| Big name in mattresses |
| ___-craftsy |
| Entranced |
| Gloomy |
| Dark times, informally |
| Company nicknamed Big Blue |
| In ___ time |
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