"Athlete prone to nerves in slang" NYT crossword answer is:
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The clue "Athlete prone to nerves in slang" from the October 28, 2023 New York Times crossword puzzle is a reference to the phrase "butterflies in the stomach," which is often used to describe the feeling of nervousness that athletes experience before a big game or competition. This phrase is often used to describe the physical sensations that athletes feel when they are feeling anxious or nervous, such as a fluttering in their stomach or a racing heart.
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