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| New York Times crossword of November 7th, 2019 other clues |
| Handy guy |
| Singled or doubled |
| Words declining an invitation |
| Character voiced by Samuel L. Jackson in "The Incredibles" |
| Stimpy, on "The Ren & Stimpy Show" |
| Tako, on a sushi menu |
| 9 to 5, e.g. |
| One born on a kibbutz |
| Pittance |
| Sealing wax ingredient |
| First-magnitude star in Cygnus |
| College city on I-35 |
| Mutated gene |
| Investment inits. |
| Rastafari messiah |
| Walter ___, 1950s-'70s Dodgers manager |
| One tapped for a stage show? |
| Prow's place |
| Enter quickly |
| In poorer financial shape, say |
| Country music's ___ Young Band |
| 100 céntimos |
| Trick |
| Pitching no-nos |
| Ad word often written with an exclamation point |
| Park place? |
| "Can I get an ___?" |
| Gas giant |
| "Happy Days" character played by Marion Ross, informally |
| Gets a six-pack, say |
| Kind of kind |
| George's mother on "Seinfeld" |
| Family nickname |
| Agreed |
| Criticized severely |
| Drinks in flutes |
| Former Indiana arena that hosted four Final Fours |
| Big fantasy sports betting site |
| Rock band with the 1988 #1 hit "Need You Tonight" |
| Onetime British band whose name consists of letters suggesting "bliss" |
| Alternatives to Krogers and Safeways |
| Blatant falsehood |
| Something everyone on earth experiences |
| Swimmer with big calves |
| Squirt |
| Nitrogen compound |
| "Get going already!" |
| Still being developed |
| Détente issue |
| Bundle up |
| Wooded valleys |
| Military band |
| United |
| ___ Ingalls Wilder, author of "Little House on the Prairie" |
| They can be used as icebreakers |
| Whole bunch |
| Spicy finger food |
| Highlights of some political campaigns |
| Colorado city on the Rio Grande |
| Character in "Friends" |
| Hall-of-Fame coach Ewbank |
| Engine part that distributes lubrication evenly |
| A Bobbsey twin |
| Sold for |
| Online buster of myths |
| Weak-___ |
| Half-assed sort? |
| 100 kurus |
| Actress Suvari |
| Roguish |
| Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse player, for short |
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