"Feel under the weather" NYT crossword answer is:
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The phrase "feel under the weather" is a common idiom used to describe feeling unwell, usually due to a cold or other illness. It is often used in the context of someone having a bad day, feeling sick, or having a general feeling of malaise. The New York Times crossword clue for October 3, 2023, references this phrase, with the clue being "Not feeling well, and a hint to this puzzle's theme."
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