New York Times - Crossword Answers | 2024 02 25

crossword answers
Clue Answer
PIQUE IRE
Knocking onomatopoeia RATATAT
I visited a dentist and now I ? KNOWTHEDRILL
Slowly cook, in a way BRAISE
I visited the anesthesiologist and now I’ve ? LOSTMYTOUCH
NAILED ACED
HAVE OVER HOST
FAVORS ASKS
MASCARA MISHAP SMEAR
EXPRESS LANE UNIT ITEM
UNINSPIRED SOSO
Rude ? or, without its first two letters, rude person CRASS
LONG ACHE
MEAGER SCANTY
FIX RIG
___ LINGUS AER
BAMBOOZLES CONS
OLD YELLER? CRIER
One of four on a diamond UMPIRE
IT MIGHT BE A STRETCH POSE
Revealing word VOILA
“Pet” you wouldn’t take to the vet CHIA
I visited the dermatologist, who ? MADEARASHDECISION
“The greatest as well as the most elegant of Roman philosophers,” per Voltaire CICERO
Lovelace of early computer programming ADA
___ beer (nonalcoholic beverage) NEAR
Castle material, maybe SAND
The “Do” in “Do-Re-Mi” DEER
Long quest ODYSSEY
Allowed to be borrowed LENT
Man’s name that becomes a distance if you move the first letter to the end EMIL
Lasting bad memories, so to speak SCARS
CORP. SHUFFLE REORG
FEMALE FRENCH FRIEND AMIE
“We doin’ this?” YOUGAME
Actress Thompson of “Creed” TESSA
Like a comeuppance, perhaps KARMIC
Natural decorations on some bookshelves GEODES
[Forehead palm smack] DOH
OTIS OF ELEVATOR FAME ELISHA
CALIFORNIA WINE VALLEY SONOMA
PRATTLE YAP
Mathematician Noether EMMY
Letters on security camera footage CCTV
Bull-headed? HORNED
___ Max, singer of the 2018 hit “Sweet but Psycho” AVA
ROTH ___ IRA
It’s involved in kissing and telling LIP
Part of most musical notes STEM
PINCHES CRIMPS
HAVING TWO EQUAL SIDES ISOSCELES
SOUL SELLER KIA
SWEARS ATTESTS
TITLE FOR A FRENCH PRIEST PERE
NEIGHBOR OF MD. DEL
“Whaddya mean?” HUH
Hint to the number of ingredients in Triscuits TRI
Got tagged ISOUT
Takes the blame for COPSTO
Scenario before a two-run home run, say ONEON
GAMECUBE SUCCESSOR WII
Setting for some post-run refreshments? APRESSKI
Gave a thumbs-down VOTEDNO
COOKIE WITH ITS NAME ON IT OREO
SWEAR AVER
Proctor’s pronouncement TIME
Prenatal tests, in brief AMNIOS
U.S. fair-hiring inits. EEO
RIDICULOUSLY TOO
One with a landlord LESSEE
Asia’s disappearing ___ Sea ARAL
Sue Monk ___, author of “The Secret Life of Bees” KIDD
Filled, folded food TACO
Apt letters that complete this word: P_RPO_ _ USE
RESULT ENSUE
Eleven, in El Salvador ONCE
KIND OF KEYBOARD EMOJI
“Lemme, lemme!” IWANNA
GARDEN STATUETTE GNOME
Button on social media ADD
OPEN, AS A TOOTHPASTE TUBE UNCAP
I visited the radiologist, who ? SAWRIGHTTHROUGHME
SKIN RIND
Spanish salutation HOLA
Caribbean musical genre SKA
Do some engraving ETCH
Pack of dogs? WIENERS
HUNT PREYON
Step in origami CREASE
BEAN VARIETY MUNG
Slathered in sauce, in restaurant-speak WET
Educational forum TEACHIN
SET FORTH ASSERT
EQUIVALENT OF 32,000 OUNCES TON
Partner of Hoda on “Today” JENNA
Rob in Hollywood REINER
Home of the 123-story Lotte World Tower SEOUL
Non-stereo MONO
___ vs. ___ (Mad strip) SPY
Paul ou Paulette NOM
HERETOFORE ERENOW
BITTER BREWS IPAS
I visited the podiatrist and now I ? STANDCORRECTED
WHEELLESS VEHICLE SLED
CURRENT EVENT? EDDY
“SportsCenter” anchor Linda COHN
Quilter’s line SEAM
It’s totally corny COB
They might come out of the woodwork ANTS
CALL RINGUP
Professional who works a lot VALET
Like much of Iran SHIA
Olive ___ of “Popeye” OYL
Ancient Greek area north of Thessaly THRACE
Behaved like the lion in Oz COWERED
MSNBC COMPETITOR CNN
Rock band with a slash (but not Slash) ACDC
Cosecant’s reciprocal SINE
ERUPT SPEW
I visited a sleep specialist, who ? GAVEMETHENOD
CRIBBAGE MARKER PEG
Gets in shape? MOLDS
___ Barbarino, John Travolta’s role on “Welcome Back, Kotter” VINNIE
Big flings HEAVES
WEB PAGE CODE HTML
Fashion something fashionable, maybe SEW
Color-blending technique OMBRE
I visited the cardiologist, who ? DIDNTMISSABEAT
Sorry ass? EEYORE
Alternative to foil or saber EPEE
Change positions, as in volleyball ROTATE
Club assistant CADDIE
SPONGE FEATURE PORE
WENT UNDER DOVE
O, in hangman HEAD
Anxiety condition, for short OCD
LEO, FOR ONE STARSIGN
Like a money-back guarantee NORISK
PUTS THE PEDAL TO THE METAL STEPSONIT
Car that Brits call a “saloon” SEDAN
LIVED (IN) DWELT
Double-wide, as a garage TWOCAR