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Qualifying words crossword clue
B U T S
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| New York Times crossword of November 29th, 2022 other clues |
| Kind of switch |
| Lavatory fixture |
| Low-scoring soccer result |
| Traditional habitats for pigeons |
| Paul of "There Will Be Blood" |
| Finch feeder filler |
| Chicken stock, e.g. |
| PC alternative |
| Skin opening |
| Noted seasonal worker |
| Forest ranger? |
| Tweeters |
| Turkey |
| Unruffled |
| Swabs |
| Wide-eyed wonderment |
| Molecule whose structure was discovered by Rosalind Franklin |
| Consider |
| Garden west of Nod |
| Ninth-inning relievers, often |
| Desert wanderer's mount in a 1972 hit by America |
| Chow for a chow, perhaps |
| Mountain route |
| Quaint farewells |
| Its Andean variety has the largest wingspan among all raptors |
| "Gangnam Style" musician |
| Ratite featured on Uruguayan currency |
| American raptor that's the size of a mourning dove |
| Walks and runs, for two |
| Formerly |
| Hit BBC series since 1963, informally |
| Small brown passerine that holds its tail upright |
| Roll call call |
| African antelope |
| City in ancient Crete with a renowned labyrinth |
| Bygone MGM rival |
| Words from a pourer |
| Style featuring natural curl |
| Goose that might nest on volcanic ash |
| Its peregrine variety is the world's fastest avian |
| Iconic metaphor for keen-eyed watchfulness |
| Artificial |
| Funnel-shaped |
| With 4-Across, mountain range in 44-Across |
| Put on |
| Important exam |
| Gathering of 1-Down, like that found in the center of this puzzle |
| Hoot |
| Edge |
| Mother, in Mexico |
| Bleats |
| Cookie with a creme filling |
| Low-___ (blurry, maybe) |
| Small amounts |
| Promising words |
| More prone to prying |
| Worker protection agcy. |
| Mixed martial arts org. |
| Very long time |
| Element of plumage … and a feature shared by every answer crossing this one |
| QB's throw: Abbr. |
| International service organization with a dove in its logo |
| Dominated, in sports lingo |
| Oversee, as a case |
| "Dewey Defeats ___," infamous Chicago Tribune headline of 1948 |
| Managed |
| "Flick your ___" (longtime slogan) |
| ___ Mix |
| L.A.'s region |
| Exercise in a pool |
| Fella |
| Attached, as a patch |
| 1970 hit for the Kinks |
| Chapel Hill sch. |
| Sort |
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