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On this page you will find all the solutions to New York Times Crossword Puzzle from November 24th 2019.
November 24th 2019 Answers
| Clue |
Solution |
| Bondsman, of late? |
DANIELCRAIG |
| Unfold |
TAKESHAPE |
| It has some miles on it |
USEDVEHICLE |
| Not yet in the database |
UNENTERED |
| A.P. courses, e.g. |
COLLEGEPREP |
| Summer camp activity |
TIEDYEING |
| Emily Dickinson's "I heard ___ buzz - when I died" |
AFLY |
| Wonder-working biblical prophet |
ELISHA |
| Creator of Mike Hammer |
SPILLANE |
| Cross |
IRKED |
| In the mood for love |
AMATIVE |
| Main theme of "Othello" |
JEALOUSY |
| Climax of "The Shawshank Redemption" |
PRISONESCAPE |
| Picnic, e.g. |
OUTING |
| Bumming, as cigarettes |
CADGING |
| Rotting evidence |
ODOR |
| Clicking counters |
ABACI |
| Lacking |
SHORTOF |
| Imprint permanently |
ETCHIN |
| Means of communication without interference |
DIRECTLINE |
| Insulation and sealing material |
SILICONE |
| Thrice due |
SEI |
| Not generics |
BRANDNAMEPRODUCTS |
| Went skiing |
TOOKTOTHESLOPES |
| Hit 1997 film condemned by the Chinese government |
SEVENYEARSINTIBET |
| Fixture in a chocolate factory |
VAT |
| Least normal |
WEIRDEST |
| Like some arts |
DECORATIVE |
| James who starred in 1970s TV's "How the West Was Won" |
ARNESS |
| Name originally proposed (but not adopted) for Utah |
DESERET |
| Paint a false picture of |
BELIE |
| Weigh station lineup |
RIGS |
| Fuel-carrying ships |
COALERS |
| Event that usually has gate crashers? |
SLALOM |
| Methods of studying pooled data |
METAANALYSES |
| Peak in 1980 headlines |
STHELENS |
| Representation of the real world in literature and art |
MIMESIS |
| NASA's spacecraft Dawn began orbiting it in 2015 |
CERES |
| Clowns sometimes put them on |
SADFACES |
| List-ending phrase |
ETALII |
| Big to-do |
FLAP |
| Given a heads-up about |
ALERTEDTO |
| Subscription service with an arrow in its logo |
AMAZONPRIME |
| Free |
ATLEISURE |
| Something that's not contracted very often |
RAREDISEASE |
| Partly sheltered area near land in which vessels ride at anchor |
ROADSTEAD |
| Petty officers on police duty while a ship is in port |
SHOREPATROL |
| Nobleman above un conte |
DUCA |
| From |
ASOF |
| Dickens orphan |
NELL |
| One way to stand by |
IDLY |
| Anticipatory time |
EVE |
| Certain Thanksgiving turkey serving |
LEG |
| "Nice and rosy" things in the song "Sleigh Ride" |
CHEEKS |
| Founder of New York's Odditorium in 1939 |
RIPLEY |
| Like burning rubber |
ACRID |
| Les Aléoutiennes, e.g. |
ILES |
| House minority leader before Pelosi (1995-2003) |
GEPHARDT |
| Half of a reproach |
TUT |
| Sitcom/film star who was named People's "Most Beautiful Woman" twice |
ANISTON |
| Staying fresh |
KEEPING |
| Chicory variety |
ENDIVE |
| Topics for fashion magazines |
STYLES |
| Elevator near an arch? |
HEEL |
| Something that can be performed da capo |
ARIA |
| Campus abutting Drexel, informally |
PENN |
| Beat by a whisker |
EDGE |
| Pal |
AMIGO |
| What all NaCl molecules have |
IONICBONDS |
| Persian, e.g. |
RUG |
| "Yeah, right!" |
ASIF |
| Steinbeck family |
JOADS |
| Blake who composed "I'm Just Wild About Harry" |
EUBIE |
| Early employer of Steve Jobs |
ATARI |
| Head residents? |
LICE |
| Many T-ball coaches |
PARENTS |
| Spherical bacterium |
COCCUS |
| Not regularly standing |
ADHOC |
| Something to drive home |
POINT |
| Cousins of kites |
ERNES |
| Bird on California's state quarter |
CONDOR |
| Satisfies |
SLAKES |
| Suggest |
HINTAT |
| Running mate? |
ELOPER |
| Standard features of almanacs |
TIDETABLES |
| Department capital SE of Paris |
TROYES |
| Get married, in slang |
SPLICE |
| 2004 sci-fi thriller inspired by a classic 1950 book |
IROBOT |
| Bigeye, on some menus |
AHI |
| Some sewers |
MENDERS |
| Wine components |
ESTERS |
| Mother ___ |
TERESA |
| Buzzy body? |
SWARM |
| Like some coincidences |
EERIE |
| French for "twenty" |
VINGT |
| End of many town names |
VILLE |
| Par ___ |
AVION |
| Is thick (with) |
TEEMS |
| Shade akin to turquoise |
TEAL |
| Word after old or dog |
DAYS |
| Longtime dairy aisle mascot |
ELSIE |
| What a big sock might make you do |
SEESTARS |
| Reached maturity |
CAMEDUE |
| Onetime Procter & Gamble product on Time magazine's list of "The 50 Worst Inventions" |
OLESTRA |
| "___ Said," 2019 best seller on the #MeToo movement |
SHE |
| Rare and valuable instruments |
AMATIS |
| Like restaurants with three Michelin stars |
NICEST |
| Usurper |
SEIZER |
| Amplifier of radio signals |
TRIODE |
| Mild, light-colored cigar |
CLARO |
| German industrial region |
SAAR |
| Dolly in "Hello, Dolly!," e.g. |
ALTO |
| Paris's Place ___ Bastille |
DELA |
| Neighbor of Lucy and Ricky on "I Love Lucy" |
FRED |
| Nanny, in Nanjing |
AMAH |
| Lose sleep, so to speak |
FRET |
| "Not true!" |
LIAR |
| Schoolyard retort |
AMSO |
| Spa offering |
PEEL |
| Publication whose first ed. took more than 70 years to complete |
OED |
| Beat by a whisker |
NIP |
| "Don't text and drive" ad, e.g., in brief |
PSA |
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