Our team has solved and shared all New York Times Crossword November 26 2022 Answers. There are 65 crossword clues each day on the New York Times Crossword except for Sunday. On Sunday there are 120 crossword clues almost double so you can relax on your day off while playing NYT Crossword.

New York Times Crossword November 26 2022 Answers

Across

• Influential book sellers?

• High jinks

• Search for the wanted

• Eclipses

• Jean Rhys novel thats a response to Jane Eyre

• Ignore this in proofreading

• Scottish Highlander

• Attitude

• Corruption

• Finish thats rough to the touch

• Six-time N.B.A. All-Star Kyle

• Inconsistent

• Ti ___ (bit of Romance language romance language)

• Bank holding

• Paulo who wrote The Alchemist

• Open many tabs maybe

• Not keeping up

• Connected say

• Crazy Rich Asians actress Gemma

• ___ Belle Histoire (French love song)

• Unfailingly loyal

• Bugss archenemy

• Changes

• Père dune princesse

• Mope

• Shuns with out

• Formerly

• Chinua Achebe novel thats a response to Heart of Darkness

• Convenient setting for the forgetful

• Alternative to sunbathing

• Is it?

• Most seaside towns have one

• Big competitors in European auto racing

• Brie base

• Locale in Dantes Inferno

• Classical orator

• Clear the tables

• Hiccup so to speak

• Cries of clarity

• Refusals

• Pairs

• Rae of The Misadventures of Awkward Black Girl

• Theyre not to be missed

• Some retreats

• Turned to refuse

• A toast

• Gain admission

• Pain reliever option

• Ghanaian and Ivorian export

• Piano bar mainstay

• Work or workers

• Neighbor of a Yemeni

• People claiming to possess special enlightenment

• Sparkled

• Preacher in a parable

• Unmoving

• Do the final step in needle-threading

• Psychoanalytic subject

• About

• Idolize

• Key piece of an overlock sewing machine

• Now!

• No chance

• Singer Ford with the 1988 song Kiss Me Deadly

• Spoken word competition

• Ocean Spray prefix

• Mountain whose name means I burn

• Tech that reduced demand for maps

• Lead-in to Felipe or Miguel

• The first Black American sorority in brief

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