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Roald who wrote "Fantastic Mr. Fox" crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of November 4th, 2024 other clues |
| [Hey, over here!] |
| Vehicle taken back by the bank, for short |
| Grub |
| Birthstone for a Halloween baby |
| Kind of exam where "Picture everyone naked" may be given as advice |
| ___ Bunny, Bugs's love interest in "Space Jam" |
| Keep a close eye on |
| Unit of biological inheritance |
| Gives the go-ahead for |
| Form of nonviolent protest |
| www.wikipedia.___ |
| Anger |
| "No need to point it out, thank you very much" |
| Perform karaoke with passion, say |
| Extremely off-putting |
| Ferret-like mammal with prized fur |
| Still up in the air, for short |
| Remove from political office |
| Fraction of a byte |
| Cheese that might go unsliced on a charcuterie board |
| Speedometer stat |
| Freestyle like Ella Fitzgerald |
| Long, thin bone of the lower leg |
| "Fine, ignore my advice!" |
| Rainy-day reserves |
| Stethoscope users: Abbr. |
| Dec. 31, in brief |
| What the stars do in a perfect situation |
| Shakespeare's "Much ___ About Nothing" |
| Nickel or dime |
| Following the latest style trends ... or a hint to the starts of 16-, 26- and 42-Across |
| Give off |
| Feature of a unicorn or rhino |
| Regarding |
| Deteriorates, like old wood |
| Double-reed woodwind |
| Turned on, as a laptop |
| "Dónde está la library?," for example |
| Completely fill, as a hungry person |
| Special attention, for short |
| Houston N.B.A. player |
| Historical stretches |
| ___ for the course |
| Cry at a bullring |
| Writing hints, as a crossword constructor does |
| 18 on a golf course |
| Basic skateboarding trick |
| Bruce ___, alter ego in Gotham City |
| Egyptian god with the head of a falcon |
| Stand at the side of |
| Make a loud exploding noise |
| Promise to pay |
| "___ just me, or ...?" |
| Scam |
| Little kid |
| Friendship |
| Direction pointing straight up from the Equator |
| British punk rocker with the hit "Rebel Yell" |
| Overwhelm with noise |
| Hangers from cave ceilings |
| Toy pellets, for short |
| Largest branch of Islam |
| Marlboro offering, informally |
| Hullabaloo |
| Tax-collecting agcy. |
| Tourist guide listings |
| Strange case |
| Less dangerous |
| Landmark that Texans are urged to "remember" |
| Pop in on |
| Iconic hairstyle for Diana Ross or Bob Ross |
| House, in Havana |
| "Well, lookie there!" |
| Noggin, in slang |
| Roll of cash |
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