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| New York Times crossword of October 27th, 2024 other clues |
| Pants, informally |
| Nonsense word in a playground rhyme |
| Millimeter-wide photo used for conveying secret messages |
| Prefix with glyceride |
| Office message |
| Possesses |
| Gentle attention-getter |
| Polite term of address |
| Gender-neutral possessive |
| The Lone Ranger, to Tonto |
| Apt central entry for this puzzle |
| Sherlock Holmes, e.g. |
| Hair-lightening brand |
| Hudson Bay or the Caspian |
| A.P., Reuters, etc. |
| A.P.R.-lowering option |
| Check scanner, for short |
| Nickname for a 2000s Yankee slugger |
| Impressively tough, in slang |
| Re-lease? |
| Montreal hockey player, to fans |
| Crocheting template |
| Borrower's note |
| Former senator Kennedy |
| "Battle Hymn of the Republic," for one |
| Certain court documents |
| In which 1 + 1 equals 10 |
| Like many verification codes |
| Joan Cusack and Robert Downey Jr. each spent one season on it, for short |
| Completing a cycle, like 84-Down in this puzzle? |
| Weary cry |
| Company whose name ends in an exclamation point |
| Steak option in northern Canada |
| Celebrity chef Hussain who won "The Great British Bake Off" |
| However |
| Fit to serve, in a way |
| Ireland, poetically |
| Newlyweds' booking |
| Behind |
| Gives a lot of attention, with "on" |
| Old ___, Conn. |
| Some N.F.L. linemen, in brief |
| Gave a big kiss |
| Big name in experimental music |
| CPR expert |
| Insignificant amount |
| "___ Robinson" (Simon & Garfunkel hit) |
| Cookies made with ground almond or coconut |
| Highly agitated |
| Ain't that the tooth! |
| Crime novelist Josephine |
| Sound from beneath a sheet |
| Skywalker portrayer |
| Guesstimate |
| Elite naval groups |
| Nearly succeeded … but there's a catch! |
| Green-light |
| This puzzle's subject |
| Places for grilling |
| Horned antelope of southern Africa |
| Cry of frustration |
| "You follow?" |
| Elizabeth of "WandaVision" |
| A.F.C. East player |
| Bird that's incapable of walking backward |
| Ballpark figure |
| Cry in a laser tag arena |
| Spanish "I love you" |
| Jedi foe |
| Remove from packaging |
| Supermodel with a palindromic name |
| Roofed porch |
| ___ Johnson Sirleaf, Africa's first elected female head of state |
| "What have we here!" |
| "They'll grow out of that" … or a description of eight squares in this puzzle |
| Every member of the C.I.A.'s K-9 unit |
| "___ Affaire de Femmes" (1988 French classic) |
| Complete some reps |
| It can be quite sappy |
| Half of an exchange |
| "Let's do it!" |
| Like Yeats, but not Keats |
| In the red |
| Texter's "As I see it …" |
| Exams first administered in 1926 |
| Co. that introduced Dungeons & Dragons |
| Woodworker's spinner |
| Means of getting unstuck |
| Black ___ |
| Margaret Thatcher, e.g. |
| Chiding sound |
| Hits a rough patch, perhaps |
| View from St. Moritz |
| Judge seen on a bench |
| Complete journey … or what 84-Down makes in this puzzle? |
| Major ordeal |
| Load of laundry |
| Lip |
| Aids in car buying |
| Constellation in the southern sky |
| Reed or Rawls |
| Do-to-do delivery? |
| Late-night sub, say |
| Delay |
| "I thought you were my friend!?" |
| Sledder's outfit |
| Jeweler's unit |
| Color named for a famed prep school |
| Garfield's predecessor |
| Oh-so-regrettable |
| What's mined in a stannary |
| Big name in shipping |
| Wish list item |
| Time "up" |
| Act rudely in a crowd |
| Did some spelling? |
| Jersey-born rock icon, familiarly |
| Roman numeral that anagrams to part of the eye |
| "Charlie's Angels" actress |
| Charlie's Angels and others |
| Their dorsal fins can reach six feet in height |
| Stopover |
| Vessel for an omelet |
| Diminuendo al ___ ("fade to nothingness," on a score) |
| Gun lobby org. |
| Slot machine lever |
| Marked |
| Property unit |
| Nintendo antagonist in purple overalls |
| Decorate |
| First name on the Supreme Court |
| Lifesaving device, for short |
| Cry loudly |
| Skilled |
| Symptom of an allergic reaction |
| Fork part |
| Mob enforcer |
| Add milk to a customer's coffee, in diner lingo |
| Feature of James Earl Jones's voice |
| "That hits the spot!" |
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