NYT Crossword November 28 2016 answers
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November 28 2016 crossword
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Taxis:
CABS
Things pushed around a supermarket:
CARTS
Multiple-choice options:
ABORC
Tony ___, 1990s-2000s British P.M.:
BLAIR
Balkan country once part of Yugoslavia:
SERBIA
Huffed and puffed:
BLEW
Group that included Demi Moore and Emilio Estevez:
BRATPACK
After curfew:
LATE
Klein of Vox.com:
EZRA
What the Forbes 400 measures:
WEALTH
Wiccan or Druid:
PAGAN
Flower that's also a girl's name:
PETUNIA
Economist Smith:
ADAM
Dressed to the nines:
GUSSIEDUP
Hole in one:
ACE
Homer Simpson's neighbor:
NED
Fit for the job:
ABLE
Demolish:
RAZE
Draw out:
EDUCE
What lions and big engines do:
ROAR
Razor brand:
ATRA
Zapped with a stun gun:
TASED
"Bowiemania" and "Come Together: America Salutes the Beatles":
TRIBUTEALBUMS
Diamond officials, informally:
UMPS
Buzzer:
BEE
Be extremely frugal:
SCRIMP
Bill with Hamilton's visage:
TEN
McKellen who played Gandalf:
IAN
Venue for a rock concert:
ARENA
Vile:
NASTY
1948-94, in South Africa:
APARTHEIDERA
Sprinted:
RAN
Shoshone or Sioux:
TRIBE
Quick swim:
DIP
I.S.P. with a butterfly logo:
MSN
Inventor of a "code":
MORSE
Broadway offerings:
SHOWS
Baddie:
NOGOODNIK
What a knife wound might leave:
SCAR
Senate staffers:
AIDES
"I know! I know!":
OHOH
"Ben-___":
HUR
Makes a blanket, e.g.:
KNITS
T. S. Eliot's Rum ___ Tugger:
TUM
Rain jackets:
SLICKERS
Common play on fourth down:
PUNT
Go ___ (no longer follow orders):
ROGUE
Legislator:
ENACTOR
It may have 40, 60 or 75 watts:
BULB
Floating block of ice:
BERG
Shell out:
PAY
Bitter rivals:
SWORNENEMIES
Majestic Yellowstone creature:
ELK
Literature Nobelist Gordimer:
NADINE
Allay, as fears:
SOOTHE
That, in Tabasco:
ESO
Chicken ___ king:
ALA
Appear, as problems:
CROPUP
Southern corn breads:
PONES
Take forcibly:
USURP
"Our Gang" dog:
PETEY
Children's game ... or the circled words in 20-, 28- and 48-Across:
DUCKDUCKGOOSE
Links org.:
USGA
Like most consignment shop items:
USED
Adobe material:
CLAY
Actress Kirsten of "Spider-Man":
DUNST
"Dear old" person:
DAD
"___ Thurman" (Fall Out Boy song):
UMA
Part of an archipelago:
ISLE
Letter-shaped metal fastener:
TNUT
Chum, in Chihuahua:
AMIGO
In close proximity:
NEAR
"___ goes nothin'!":
HERE
Senegal's capital:
DAKAR
Ice cream brand known as Dreyer's west of the Rockies:
EDYS
Catch sight of:
ESPY
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