New York Crossword Answers December 3, 2020

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The list below contains all the clues found on the New York Times Crossword of December 3, 2020. Click the clue to reveal the correct answer for it.

  • Fools Crossword Clue
  • Huger than huge Crossword Clue
  • Weed killer’s target Crossword Clue
  • Size in a lingerie shop Crossword Clue
  • Modest skirt Crossword Clue
  • Softly Crossword Clue
  • College named after a Scottish island Crossword Clue
  • Word before “Streets” and “Girls” in film titles Crossword Clue
  • Certain chamber ensemble Crossword Clue
  • This occurs at least once – and never more than three times – in a year Crossword Clue
  • ___ workings Crossword Clue
  • Cut out Crossword Clue
  • Where frozen concentrated orange juice and Gatorade were invented: Abbr. Crossword Clue
  • Something to teach a dog Crossword Clue
  • Memorable launch of April 11, 1970 Crossword Clue
  • Go ___ Crossword Clue
  • Modern lead-in to scrolling Crossword Clue
  • It’s a downer Crossword Clue
  • Championship memento Crossword Clue
  • Like some suspects Crossword Clue
  • Alternative to an elbow poke Crossword Clue
  • Part of a parkway Crossword Clue
  • Bygone TV part Crossword Clue
  • Experiences Crossword Clue
  • 2007 heist film sequel Crossword Clue
  • “To weep is to make less the depth of ___”: Shak. Crossword Clue
  • Texas’ ___ River, formerly part of the U.S./Mexico border Crossword Clue
  • Grocery section Crossword Clue
  • Convenience stores Crossword Clue
  • Bad fortune … as suggested by 19-, 30- and 47-Across? Crossword Clue
  • Emphatic affirmation Crossword Clue
  • Pop-pop’s partner Crossword Clue
  • Object of a search in an animated 2003 film Crossword Clue
  • Preppy clothing brand Crossword Clue
  • Booking.com booking Crossword Clue
  • Weizman who once headed the Israeli Air Force Crossword Clue
  • Bracket position Crossword Clue
  • TVs Crossword Clue
  • Conserve energy Crossword Clue
  • “Westworld” genre, informally Crossword Clue
  • Hard nut to crack Crossword Clue
  • Parenthetical comment after an ambiguous witticism Crossword Clue
  • Actor James Crossword Clue
  • Part of EGOT Crossword Clue
  • Artist Mondrian Crossword Clue
  • The U.S. Forest Service owns about 38% of it Crossword Clue
  • Films Crossword Clue
  • High-G.D.P. Crossword Clue
  • Kind of milk Crossword Clue
  • 2000 Beatles album … or its peak position on Billboard Crossword Clue
  • Add (up) Crossword Clue
  • Palindromic kitchen item Crossword Clue
  • Droughty Crossword Clue
  • Marked by opposite extremes Crossword Clue
  • Preserve, in a way Crossword Clue
  • Countless, informally Crossword Clue
  • Runs interference for the offense? Crossword Clue
  • Sixth Amendment right Crossword Clue
  • Flattens, in brief Crossword Clue
  • Bit of insolence Crossword Clue
  • Tanks and such Crossword Clue
  • Slice Crossword Clue
  • Nasty campaign charges Crossword Clue
  • Actress Scala Crossword Clue
  • Big co. in the 2008 financial meltdown Crossword Clue
  • Emcee’s segue Crossword Clue
  • Life partner? Crossword Clue
  • Big joints Crossword Clue
  • Breadwinner Crossword Clue
  • Words of empathy Crossword Clue
  • Busts Crossword Clue
  • Hybrid tennis attire Crossword Clue
  • Like items at a Goodwill store Crossword Clue
  • Join Crossword Clue
  • Talks, talks, talks Crossword Clue
  • Some party hires, for short Crossword Clue
  • “___ or no ___?” (server’s question) Crossword Clue
  • Music’s Dr. ___ Crossword Clue

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