On this page you will find all the answers to New York Times Crossword of November 2nd 2022.
November 2nd 2022 Answers
| Clue | Answer |
|---|---|
| Like the ocean's ebb and flow | TIDAL |
| Words said at the front of an aisle | IDOS |
| Babysitter's handful | BRAT |
| ___ it all (unaffected) | ABOVE |
| Giggle | HEHE |
| Indian flatbread | ROTI |
| Italian confection brand known for its gold foil wrappers | FEREOROCHE |
| Composer Stravinsky | IGOR |
| "Tiny" Dickens boy | TIM |
| Butterflies-to-be | PUPAE |
| Slangy command to someone arriving with a six-pack | BEEME |
| 2007 Alicia Keys album | ASIAM |
| Scatter like a flock of birds | FLYOFF |
| Home, colloquially | CRIB |
| Starts to remove, as screws | LOOSENS |
| Hemmed and ___ | HAWED |
| Underhanded move for an athlete? | LAYUP |
| "___ Dere" (jazz classic about a toddler's many questions) | DAT |
| Notification | ALET |
| One serving punch? ... or, parsed differently, a hint to 12 squares in this puzzle | BOXER |
| Transport back and forth | FERY |
| Way to go, in Paris | RUE |
| Dough | MOOLA |
| Stiff, as competition | FIECE |
| Fall Out Boy, for one | EMOBAND |
| Item split by pedants | HAIR |
| Casual getaways | VACAYS |
| Southwestern sights | MESAS |
| Loath (to) | AVESE |
| Gaming novices | NOOBS |
| La ___, Bolivia | PAZ |
| Friedrich who created a scale of hardness | MOHS |
| Small dog originally bred for fox hunting | BORDETERIE |
| Soeur's sibling | FREE |
| Drew on | USED |
| Protein-building acid | AMINO |
| Swimming competition | MEET |
| ___ Gerritsen, author of medical and crime thrillers | TESS |
| Seasons, in a way | SALTS |
| Only U.S. president also to serve as chief justice | TAFT |
| Flag carrier airline of Spain | IBEIA |
| Campus quarters | DORMS |
| Assert | AVE |
| Its spots are actually rosettes | LEOPARD |
| Restaurant chain with a smile in its logo | IHOP |
| Unleaded, so to speak | DECAF |
| "Amen!" | OHHELLYEAH |
| Oracle | SEE |
| Intimate apparel in many lawyer puns | BRIEFS |
| First men’s tennis player to reach 10 consecutive Grand Slam singles finals | ROGEFEDEE |
| Subject of study at CERN's laboratory | ATOM |
| Exhaust | TIRE |
| 13th-century Persian poet and mystic | RUMI |
| Cutesy sound that may accompany a poke | BOOP |
| Founder of heavy metal's Body Count | ICET |
| ___ Highness | YOUR |
| Temporary embarrassment in a public competition, figuratively | BLOODYNOSE |
| Deal breaker? | NARC |
| Eyelid woe | STYE |
| Sprinter that's a homophone of 46-Across | HARE |
| One mentioned in "Class Notes," informally | ALUM |
| Shout that may accompany many arms waving | WEEOVEHEE |
| Rocker Rose | AXL |
| ___ fide | BONA |
| Much of Finland's wilderness | FIRS |
| Nutmeg's "sister spice" | MACE |
| Parties that become naps when their first letter is changed to an "s" | FIESTAS |
| ___ hound | BASSET |
| Dinosaur DNA source in "Jurassic Park" | AMBE |
| Sensitive spots | SORES |
| When many hibernations end | APRIL |
| Extremely virtuous sort | SAINT |
| Radio toggle | AMFM |
| Suffix with omni- | VORE |
| "What are the ___?" | ODDS |
| Two-thirds of 100 | ZEOS |
| Start of an objection | BUT |
| Bombeck who wrote "Motherhood: The Second Oldest Profession" | EMA |
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