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Something taught in a 101 class, so to speak crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of November 21st, 2019 other clues |
| Bit of workout gear |
| Occasion to speak up? |
| Get better |
| Long cold spell |
| 41-Down, by another name |
| Enlightenment |
| It may get fired because of a thought |
| Pretense |
| Alternative to ChapStick |
| Native of the Lion City |
| Spoken flourishes |
| Some signatures, briefly |
| Channing with a 14-year N.B.A. career (2005-19) |
| Pit boss? |
| Makes a home |
| Humiliates |
| Activewear akin to leggings |
| Lengthy rants |
| Fool |
| Kanga's kid |
| Often-memorized string: Abbr. |
| Beach lotion letters |
| Car tower |
| Yellow primrose |
| "Doesn't matter, but ..." |
| Suffix with thick or sick |
| Steam |
| Part of 21-Across |
| "Uh-oh! Don't do that!" |
| Coach Parseghian |
| Three-syllable man's name |
| Shrine |
| Draw |
| Able to be felt |
| Cortège |
| Moan and groan, e.g. |
| Draw |
| Others |
| German grandmother |
| Get around |
| Grins |
| Prime-time hour |
| Black widow spiders make dangerous ones |
| Sound recording copyright symbols |
| An exhibit at F.D.R.'s presidential library is dedicated to it |
| "Alki," for Washington State |
| Some Gillette razors |
| Like Andrew Jackson and James Buchanan, by heritage |
| Pickle unit |
| "King Lear" daughter |
| Cut |
| On the horizon |
| "___ Revere, Engineer" (best-selling picture book) |
| Mix, as eggs |
| Like the acid in pickle juice |
| Setting for "Amazing Grace," maybe |
| How Twitter trolls often comment |
| Rudolph formerly of "S.N.L." |
| "Parks and ___" (familiar name of a TV sitcom) |
| Keys often hit in panic: Abbr. |
| Like many theater kids |
| Raindrop in the sunlight, e.g. |
| Underground warning ... or a warning about four squares in this grid |
| "Melrose Place" actor Rob |
| "Fish and visitors stink after three days," for one |
| Peak in Thessaly |
| Cavaliers, on scoreboards |
| ___ Pro |
| Over-the-top |
| Exchange for cash |
| Not shoot straight |
| New York City |
| Classic fraternity bash |
| Hard labor |
| Dir. from Lubbock to San Antonio |
| Abandon, informally |
| Barre bends |
| Bring in |
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