Drag letters from the pool into “Your Answer”, then reorder them to match the solution.
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Think of a smooth, hydrating ingredient that adds a touch of luxury to cleansing bars.
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???????? is a colorless, odorless, viscous liquid that is widely used in pharmaceutical formulations and as a humectant in soaps.
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The clue refers to a chemical compound commonly found in soaps. ???????? is known for its moisturizing properties and is often used in soap formulations to prevent drying out the skin.
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TRAVELGUIDE
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RETINALSCAN
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MAY
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APOLOGYCARD
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ADS
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CELLS
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CORNERLOT
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ELLA
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NEIL
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DOLMA
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CORNY
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SEER
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STASIS
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TITANS
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SPOKEN
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FADERS
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KEYNES
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SABERS
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NAPS
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WAILS
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OSLIN
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HIRE
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RATE
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WHALESONG
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POSES
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HON
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WHATARACKET
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ORE
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TIMEMACHINE
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WES
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SPIDEYSENSE
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TRACE
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ATOLL
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VILLA
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LAG
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GLYCERIN
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ICARLY
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DARN
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ENDED
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IMALLEARS
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BADOMENS
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MYSTARS
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ROSTER
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NOSES
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CAKE
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SPYPLANES
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TONSIL
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TABLE
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IDES
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SEASHORE
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FAIRGAME
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KNOWHOW
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SAINTED
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WHOAMI
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NEWTS
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ROCHE
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ASKIN
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TEENS
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ESTEE
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SHIP
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PACS
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RAY
The answer to “Compound in some soaps” in the New York Times puzzle November 29 2025 is GLYCERIN. Quite straight and simple! Complete your daily NYT Mini challenge with this solution.
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