New York Times Crossword - November 29 2023 answers

Places for light bites Grand ___ (French wine designation) Tosses up, as an easy question Make into legislation Talking point? Gumbo green Thinking A or B … hmm … Art Spiegelman's Pulitzer-winning graphic novel Awakens Bottomless chasm Have tired muscles Thinking A … no, B … no, A Toot one's horn ___ Lingus Alternative to an Airbnb "It's going to have to wait" Adroit Modern term for the psychological exhaustion showcased in this puzzle's theme Raisins, sometimes, for a snowman Iconic logo in athletic apparel Peruvian singer Sumac "Targeted" things on the internet In accordance with Thinking A … but also thinking B? Gah! Very small, informally Window blind elements Super conductors? "___ only" (store sign) Thinking A … B … maybe even C? Carpet measurement Traditional Hanukkah gift Pique Musical symbol for silence A man of ___ word Matter of debate Corporate V.I.P. Author Patchett "Like that's ever gonna happen!" REPEATS, repeats, repeats … Acronym whose "E" stands for "engineering" Tilts Big name in printers and copiers Get value from Hall-of-Fame coach who purportedly said "Once you learn to quit, it becomes a habit" Approves Paleontologist's tool Impudent Arnaz who loved Lucy "Select" or "chosen" quantity What visitors to Niagara Falls are often in Tolerate ___ Island (which is actually a peninsula) Rolling Stones album "Get Yer ___ Out!" "Indeed!," quaintly Bette Midler's "Divine" nickname What might help wrap up a gift … or a performance Spanish number Airport served by BART, for short Ancient readers of the Book of the Dead Running on ___ A little emotional, say "Hey, caught ya!" Hip-hop article Twice 32-Down In myth they allure, but on the street they alert "Titanic" award Emergency signal Zaps, in a way National Gallery of Art architect Spots for polish Bad impression? Fast, bygone jet, for short Language spoken along the Mekong "Eww!" Letters for debtors Bread for a patty melt