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| New York Times crossword of November 15th, 2024 other clues |
| Base for crème fraîche and caviar |
| Shout of jubilation |
| Cheryl Strayed memoir subtitled "From Lost to Found on the Pacific Crest Trail" |
| Champing at the bit |
| Activewear brand with a name inspired by flight |
| Comment to the poorly hidden |
| Folder below "Snoozed," maybe |
| A24 horror film in which Rory Kinnear plays multiple roles |
| Vibing with |
| Big meanie |
| Quaint cooler |
| Facetious question after mentioning something well known |
| Duck, say |
| Library section that may have comic books and beanbags |
| Amount often added |
| Actress Rooney of "Women Talking" |
| "Cooties" |
| Simple pajama top, casually |
| "___ good!" |
| Relent |
| See 36-Down |
| "Technically, that's correct" |
| Gets rid of, as the oldest item in a programming cache |
| Pompom, for a stuffed bunny |
| Deal sealer |
| Macy's or Wendy's, for instance? |
| Crunchy lunch |
| Sitar, technically |
| To be determined |
| One might be floated or flirted with |
| "I can figure it out!" |
| Birthplace of novelist Daniel Alarcón |
| Film script abbr. |
| Teacups and pirate ships |
| Teem (with) |
| Intermediate crocheting project |
| Country that uses the Jalali calendar rather than the Gregorian |
| Diarist Anaïs |
| The "Aha!" of an aha moment |
| You might use it to walk the dog |
| It's a "me" problem |
| Minuscule quantities |
| Condiment served with rolls |
| Exclamation after checking one's watch |
| Operating system with a penguin mascot named Tux |
| Go out with |
| Style |
| French connections? |
| Whistle blowers |
| Predator found in all oceans |
| Unchanged when multiplied by itself, from the Latin for "same" and "power" |
| Gospel singer Franklin |
| Chop choice |
| One mailing it in? |
| TV term that's becoming obsolete in the streaming era |
| ___ Vellani, portrayer of Ms. Marvel on film and TV |
| Online notification sound |
| Mother of Hamlet |
| With 39-Across, scientist for whom a Cornell research institute is named |
| Henry who co-founded Time magazine |
| Tech journalist Kara |
| Un canard ou un émeu |
| Donna who wrote "The Secret History" |
| Slip past |
| Hair raiser? |
| Subtle suggestion |
| Like some tires |
| Accompaniment for a tequila shot |
| Oh-so |
| "A ___ on both your houses!" (Shakespearean misquote) |
| Fan of the Bulldogs |
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