Full List of NYT Crossword Clue Answers for Sunday, November 19 2023
- It grows on trees
- Dance form featured in the documentary Kumu Hina
- If-then-___ (programming trio)
- Fruit in the custard apple family
- Home to Dublin and Toledo
- Ritual whose name translates to covenant
- Locale for many cabs
- Common lab culture
- Stockpile bread?
- Research hors doeuvres online?
- Ditto
- Tizzy
- Rural tower
- Catchy tune in slang
- Fighting sport for short
- Since
- Time to head out!
- Selects green bean casserole candied yams and mashed potatoes?
- What a ghost might do to you
- Chortled syllable
- Loch Ness monster apparently
- Love lines?
- Eases
- Blast from the past so to speak
- Full House twins
- Setting in Nomadland
- Kilt folds
- Alexs partner in the jewelry industry
- Features of a vacant stare
- Gets caught
- Sanctify
- Cease! on the seas
- Part of a rock band?
- Debate roasting versus deep-frying?
- Groove
- There ___ enough words
- Word with bump or trap
- Former Florida flier
- Breaking up
- Corn unit
- Inventor Gray who had a patent war with Alexander Graham Bell
- Martin of Hollywood
- City on the Kenai Peninsula
- Let me join!
- Foolish
- Unspecific amount in a recipe
- Small game often
- Some nail-biters for short
- Developing
- Steers the dessert cart?
- Fame
- Cupids counterpart
- Grabbed a chair
- Some sex cells
- Heads of org. charts
- Part of some pods
- November birthstone
- Make cranberry sauce from scratch?
- Reserve the chardonnay for later?
- On a bias
- Off-the-wall
- Actress Jessica
- Noted Celtic musician
- Kind of question
- Shiny silver sticker?
- Bid first say
- ___? ___!
- ___ tea
- Exclamations of enlightenment
- Outer layer
- 1988 Beach Boys hit with a geographical title
- The White Lotus network
- Web addresses
- Stage name of Montero Lamar Hill
- St. Francis of ___
- Official lang. of Guyana
- Land through which the Mekong River flows
- Go bad
- Quarter backs?
- Letter before cue
- Landmark health legislation for short
- Certain recyclable in the Midwest
- Brand aptly found in natural pooch food
- Tendril
- Ba-dum-tss sounds
- Led Zeppelins Whole ___ Love
- Aids in planning
- Untold millennia
- G-men
- Buffalo N.H.L.ers
- Work on ones whisking technique?
- Slices and dices
- Absolutely not
- Goodness!
- Enter a bear market
- Tournament ranking
- Clinton and Obama astrologically
- Approx.
- Chuck Taylor All Star e.g.
- Pro tip about seasoning stuffing?
- Length of some fun runs informally
- Backed up
- Having an even score
- Macys Thanksgiving ___ Parade
- Hairstyle that the Brits call fringe
- Captain Marvel e.g.
- Start of some countdowns
- Peruse
- Open as a drain
- Home to Faaa International Airport
- German candy with a caramel center
- Toddlers time out?
- Parsonage
- Sicilian stratovolcano
- Things behind the Times?
- ___ the night before Christmas …
- Pitchers
- Thur. 3
- Arthur of tennis
- Rage
- Philanthropist Pratt for whom the Baltimore public library system is named
- Measurer of acidity
- Pluck
- Entrance
- Put in a hold
- For real in modern parlance
- Go-ahead
- Metaphor for a migraine
- Lucid
- Inspiration for the tribute band A*Teens
- Winter candle scent
- Actress Taylor-Joy of The Queens Gambit
- Ardor
- Ryan Goslings role in Barbie
- Common factor
- It ends when 1/1 begins
- Boyo
NY Times Crossword November 19 2023
The New York Times crossword puzzle on November 19, 2023 is sure to be a challenge for even the most experienced puzzlers. With clues ranging from pop culture references to obscure trivia, this puzzle is sure to test the knowledge of even the most dedicated crossword enthusiast. With a mix of easy and difficult clues, this puzzle is sure to be a fun and rewarding experience for all who take on the challenge.
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