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November 16 2021 crossword
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Key above Caps Lock:
TAB
Fairy queen in "A Midsummer Night's Dream":
TITANIA
Hindu retreats:
ASHRAMS
Many a character in Kerouac's "On the Road":
BEATNIK
Depletes, as of energy:
SAPS
Enthusiastic Spanish approval:
SISI
Collect in volume:
AMASS
One shaking hands and kissing babies, stereotypically:
POL
Weekly show famously filmed in Studio 8H, in brief:
SNL
Goes on the offensive:
ATTACKS
Secret relationship:
AFFAIR
Small crown:
TIARA
El ___ (nickname for the Mexican national soccer team):
TRI
Falcons, on a scoreboard:
ATL
Vigorous campaign:
CRUSADE
Protein in horns and hair:
KERATIN
Keep one's anger at a low boil:
SEETHE
Suffix with expert:
ISE
"___ the case!":
IMON
Many an evergreen:
FIRTREE
With 63-Across, "The end" ... or what can be said about the novels in the clues for 25-, 38- and 52-Across:
THATSALL
Yogi Bear or Fred Flintstone:
TOON
Sometimes it's "not an option":
FAILURE
Stella ___ (beer):
ARTOIS
Sculler's tool:
OAR
Egg: Prefix:
OVO
___ score (400 to 1600):
SAT
Prefix with bot:
NANO
Author of "The Bell Jar" (1963):
SYLVIAPLATH
It often has a gym and pool:
YMCA
The "1" in a 15-1 record:
LOSS
Dish associated with the Valencia region of Spain:
PAELLA
Slow period:
LULL
Sending a Slack message, say:
IMING
Overhead support for interstate signs:
GANTRY
Secure, as a boat:
MOOR
NPR host Cornish:
AUDIE
"___ away!" ("Hit me!"):
ASK
Paths of lobs:
ARCS
Tiny messenger:
RNA
Actress Mirren:
HELEN
___-haw:
HEE
Author of "Black Beauty" (1877):
ANNASEWELL
Asia's ___ Sea:
ARAL
Popular name for an Irish girl:
ERIN
Swollen mark:
WELT
Sealy competitor:
SERTA
"Can't say who":
SOMEONE
Snooty:
ELITIST
Bit of fishing equipment:
REEL
Many a college prof:
PHD
N.F.L. all-star game:
PROBOWL
Makes an enthusiastic attempt:
HASATIT
Wrong turn in a maze:
DEADEND
Difficult tooth for a dentist to fill:
MOLAR
Repaired:
MENDED
Help (out):
BAIL
American Kennel Club list:
BREEDS
Former Time Warner partner:
AOL
Mystical energy fields:
AURAE
Leningrad's land, for short:
USSR
Author of "Wuthering Heights" (1847):
EMILYBRONTE
Visorless cap:
BERET
Letters heard after "cow," "pig" and "horse":
EIEIO
Slugger Sammy in the 1998 home run chase:
SOSA
Bit of fishing equipment:
NET
Prey for a barracuda:
EEL
"You don't even want to know":
ITSBAD
"___ the night before Christmas ...":
TWAS
Question of apathy:
DOICARE
Chalk one up?:
CUE
Horace's "___ Poetica":
ARS
See 18-Across:
SHEWROTE
Narrator of "On the Road":
SAL
Charlemagne's domain: Abbr.:
HRE
Guaranteed:
ENSURED
Met highlight:
ARIA
Earn the most votes, say:
WIN
Abhors:
DETESTS
Some August births:
LEOS
Inc., abroad:
LTD
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