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It often has a gym and pool crossword clue
Y M C A
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New York Times crossword of November 16th, 2021.
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| New York Times crossword of November 16th, 2021 other clues |
| "You don't even want to know" |
| Question of apathy |
| See 18-Across |
| Guaranteed |
| Met highlight |
| Earn the most votes, say |
| Abhors |
| Some August births |
| Inc., abroad |
| Fairy queen in "A Midsummer Night's Dream" |
| Hindu retreats |
| Many a character in Kerouac's "On the Road" |
| Enthusiastic Spanish approval |
| Collect in volume |
| One shaking hands and kissing babies, stereotypically |
| Weekly show famously filmed in Studio 8H, in brief |
| Secret relationship |
| Small crown |
| El ___ (nickname for the Mexican national soccer team) |
| Falcons, on a scoreboard |
| Vigorous campaign |
| Protein in horns and hair |
| Keep one's anger at a low boil |
| Yogi Bear or Fred Flintstone |
| Egg: Prefix |
| The "1" in a 15-1 record |
| Dish associated with the Valencia region of Spain |
| Slow period |
| Overhead support for interstate signs |
| Tiny messenger |
| Sometimes it's "not an option" |
| ___-haw |
| With 63-Across, "The end" ... or what can be said about the novels in the clues for 25-, 38- and 52-Across |
| Author of "The Bell Jar" (1963) |
| Asia's ___ Sea |
| ___ score (400 to 1600) |
| Sculler's tool |
| Popular name for an Irish girl |
| Swollen mark |
| Stella ___ (beer) |
| "Can't say who" |
| Snooty |
| Prefix with bot |
| N.F.L. all-star game |
| Many an evergreen |
| Makes an enthusiastic attempt |
| Sending a Slack message, say |
| Wrong turn in a maze |
| Secure, as a boat |
| Repaired |
| Suffix with expert |
| NPR host Cornish |
| American Kennel Club list |
| "___ away!" ("Hit me!") |
| Former Time Warner partner |
| Paths of lobs |
| Leningrad's land, for short |
| Actress Mirren |
| Visorless cap |
| Author of "Black Beauty" (1877) |
| Letters heard after "cow," "pig" and "horse" |
| Sealy competitor |
| "___ the night before Christmas ..." |
| Goes on the offensive |
| Bit of fishing equipment |
| Chalk one up? |
| Depletes, as of energy |
| Many a college prof |
| Horace's "___ Poetica" |
| Difficult tooth for a dentist to fill |
| Narrator of "On the Road" |
| Key above Caps Lock |
| Help (out) |
| Charlemagne's domain: Abbr. |
| Mystical energy fields |
| Author of "Wuthering Heights" (1847) |
| "___ the case!" |
| Slugger Sammy in the 1998 home run chase |
| Bit of fishing equipment |
| Prey for a barracuda |
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