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New York Times Crossword November 5 2017 Answers

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• Does course work?

• Bygone title

• Expression of shock at someone’s actions

• Go after for redress

• Try to induce a bigger purchase

• Rookery cries

• Symbols of density

• Beyond to bards

• Sea dogs

• Went for a whirl

• Vegas casino robbed in “Ocean’s Eleven”

• Without purpose

• Supermodel Carangi

• Armless coats that may bear coats of arms

• Overflow (with)

• Fabulist

• Russia’s ___ Sea (arm of the Arctic Ocean)

• Hungarians

• Activist youth org.

• Snacks

• Ball brand

• La Dame de ___ (Eiffel Tower nickname)

• Sacred crosses

• 1946 femme fatale film

• Santa’s reindeer e.g.

• Monumental support

• TV band

• “Word on the street is …”

• Deadly cobra

• Wilson of “The Office”

• They might be giants

• Kind of review

• The usual

• Actress Sommer

• “Keep out” sign

• Burgs

• Bygone Apple app

• ___-pitch

• Autobahn autos

• Feuding

• Syndicate head

• Online ticket exchange

• Chem. neurotransmitter

• Sheriff’s asst.

• “Them’s the breaks I guess”

• ___ Industries (oil and gas giant)

• “Aladdin” villain

• Summers back in the day?

• “How Deep Is Your Love” group

• “Introduction to the Analysis of the Infinite” writer

• Cool again

• God informally

• Gender-neutral possessive

• Lummox

• Philip ___ first Asian-American film actor to get a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame

• “Milk” star 2008

• Interrupted mid-sentence?

• Like leprechauns

• Tipsy

• Shrank

• Skipjack e.g.

• Early flight inits.

• For naught

• Straight-talking

• Certain radio format

• What you might sit in by the pool

• Kabuki sash

• Territory in Risk

• Motif for Verdi or Monteverdi

• Whole heap

• “Fancy seeing you here!”

• $$$ bigwigs

• Certain fro-yo add-in

• Sounds of reproof

• Back

• Besmirch

• Eavesdropping org.

• Popular web portal

• Sweet stuff

• Braggadocio

• “Well well well!”

• Coming

• Slant in columns

• 1992 movie based on an “S.N.L.” sketch … or diverged: Modus vivendi

• Railroad line?

• “Out!”

• Suffix with host

• Like pins-and-needles feelings

• Mystiques

• Defunct org. in which Donald Trump owned the New Jersey Generals

• “Adios!”

• “Prince Valiant” son

• “We’re doomed!”

• Computer mouse action … or diverged: Event for RuPaul

• Less friendly

• Blue-roofed eatery

• Gambols

• Time to remember

• Erstwhile Fords

• “The Simpsons Theme” composer Danny

• Many a frat pledge

• Become bored (of)

• ___ mother

• Scarcely

• Freudian “will to live”

• Better to an impatient boss

• Spots likely to smear

• Italian novelist Morante

• Destroys in gamer-speak

• 1916 Frost verse … or diverged: Start of a saying about meaning well

• “Star Wars” nomad

• Opposite of “da”

• Put a cover on

• Molson rival

• “No ___!”

• Heads overseas?

• Coral e.g.

• A long way off

• Part of a treasure chest

• Another form of “Jehovah”

• Big swig

• W.W. II org. whose insignia featured Athena

• Prepare as leftovers

• Fill-up filler

• Cassava for one

• Bring someone home … or diverged: Common high school offering

• Frigid

• From l. to r.

• Proscriptions

• Chill out

• “Button” that’s plainly visible

• Showy debut

• A germophobe might have it for short

• Acronym for the four major entertainment awards

• Artist with the third most Top 40 hits in the 1960s behind Elvis and the Beatles

• Nissan S.U.V.s … or diverged: Emotional appeal

• Hit 2007 Will Smith film

• Some potatoes

• Comic strip cry

• Establish as rules

• Gratiano’s love in “The Merchant of Venice”

• Line in the sand?

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