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Opposite of avant crossword clue
A P R E S
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| New York Times crossword of November 23rd, 2024 other clues |
| Easily stacked pet food |
| Affirmed as much |
| Reacts like a superfan |
| Gives the quick and dirty |
| Dangerous place for Indiana Jones |
| Get something through hard work |
| Common crab covering |
| Holiday character with a "button nose" |
| Desperate for affection, in modern slang |
| Full of pluck |
| Remains unmoved |
| Anchor, e.g. |
| Theater kids, e.g. |
| CNN anchor Bash |
| Full-bodied, as a wine |
| Sushi roll wrapped in seaweed |
| Places for irises |
| More than tear up |
| Disney Channel pal of Phineas |
| "I'm good, thanks" |
| "Just a heads-up …" |
| Not acting one's age, in a way |
| Ganja |
| Winner of the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor in 2014 |
| Condition that may be treated with cognitive behavioral therapy, for short |
| Private rejection? |
| Reclusive emperor who succeeded his stepfather Augustus |
| Talk about |
| Bootlicking sorts |
| Romance language? |
| Something that may be passed down in a family |
| In need of a trim, say |
| 1995 crime thriller named for a line in "Casablanca," with "The" |
| Superficially attractive |
| Activity requiring a map |
| One bit |
| Subject of union negotiations |
| Round that's finished quickly? |
| Leaves in the lurch |
| Utter |
| Middling in rank, informally |
| Zeus, Odin or the Dagda |
| Nocturnal flier with a distinctive screech |
| Bonkers |
| "Tropic Thunder" setting, for short |
| Substances in culture dishes |
| Hearty kiss |
| Alert to prejudice |
| Restaurateur and humanitarian José |
| Immature pigeon |
| Notwithstanding |
| Like many a dad joke |
| One of football's Kelce brothers |
| "I wouldn't count on it" |
| Bad person to take a cue from? |
| Full-body armor in science fiction stories |
| Stories that can be read both forward and backward? |
| Make some calls |
| North ___ Sea, body of water since the late 1980s |
| Actress Garson with seven Oscar nominations |
| Seat filler |
| Stop for the night |
| Double ___ |
| Excel shortcut |
| Spot-checked? |
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