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| New York Times crossword of November 22nd, 2024 other clues |
| Fragrant fire fodder |
| Like the subject of politics in a job interview, often |
| Bêtise |
| "You should leave" |
| Oktoberfest establishment |
| Divvy up |
| "I Don't Know How to Love ___" ("Jesus Christ Superstar" song) |
| Makeup brand known for its risqué product names |
| Understudy opportunities? |
| Made it |
| "Wow, what a thrill!" |
| Staff figures |
| Reveal unintentionally |
| Humorless |
| Go up against |
| Playground comeback |
| Fashion |
| "Really, allow me!" |
| His birthday is celebrated as National Science Day in Serbia |
| [Hey! The light turned green!] |
| English filmmaker David or Peter |
| Cool |
| The U.S. has the world's largest |
| Takes badly? |
| Creatures that sleep by taking hundreds of minute-long naps throughout the day |
| Slugger with 609 career home runs |
| "___ Fleurs du Mal" (Charles Baudelaire poetry collection) |
| Reacting to a meme, maybe |
| Hermès competitor |
| Part of OOO |
| Daisylike bloom |
| City between York and Manchester |
| Youngest artist to debut at #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 |
| Album whose creation is profiled in 2021's "The Beatles: Get Back" |
| ___ script (screenwriter's pitch) |
| Like many Halloween costumes |
| "Don't embarrass me!" |
| Small small? |
| Close by |
| "Hazy" beverage |
| Cal. ender |
| Where small plates are served? |
| ___ Annie, role for which Ali Stroker was the first wheelchair user to win a Tony |
| "May I help you?" |
| Adroit |
| Macronutrient grouping? |
| Name that sounds like its first letter |
| One with an "accept all cookies" policy? |
| Sauce for a caprese sandwich |
| Dentist's directive |
| Lead-in to ✔ on a boarding pass |
| Ladies' night attendee |
| Tolerate |
| "You sure about that?" |
| Be in the picture? |
| Home to Cuyahoga Valley National Park |
| Beliefs |
| Bunch of Daisies |
| Awkward setups, perhaps |
| Irritation treated with a warm compress |
| Ordinary person, idiomatically |
| Google's former motto |
| Puts on the back burner, say |
| Language written with runes |
| Took advantage of a Saturday, say |
| ___ lesson |
| Allied (with) |
| One is seen above the pretzel in the Auntie Anne's logo |
| Field of stars? |
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