Beyond bizarre, from the French NYT Crossword Clue
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The answer to "Beyond bizarre, from the French" is OUTRE.
The word “outre” is derived from French, meaning “beyond” or “excessive,” and in English it describes something unusual, unconventional, or bizarre. The clue plays on both its foreign origin (“from the French”) and its meaning (“beyond bizarre”), perfectly leading to the answer “OUTRE.”
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