New York Times - Crossword Answers | 2024 04 29

crossword answers
Clue Answer
Fit well together MESH
HAIRLESS BALD
MAKE, AS COFFEE BREW
Online alternative to a garage sale EBAY
FAIL TO INCLUDE OMIT
PALE AS A GHOST ASHEN
Snake that constricts BOA
Point at an off-target spot MISAIM
“Conventional ___ says ?” WISDOM
PARKING AREA LOT
Way in which a word is employed USAGE
TEENY-TINY ITSY
Bar from joining a private club, e.g. BLACKBALL
SHREK, E.G. OGRE
One who snitches RAT
Product from Milk-Bone or Pup-Peroni DOGTREAT
A FEW SOME
Public uproar ? or a phonetic hint to the two words in 17-, 28- and 48-Across? HUEANDCRY
Lizards with sticky toe pads GECKOS
Impact that one might “bear” BRUNT
Reasons to scratch one’s head, say ITCHES
LONG STRETCH OF TIME EON
Meadow, in poetry LEA
German sub in W.W. II fighting UBOAT
ARCHITECT FRANK ___ WRIGHT LLOYD
ACCUMULATE AMASS
COLORED PART OF THE EYE IRIS
Unorthodox spot from which to take a meeting while working from home BED
BE UP AGAINST ABUT
SOME HALLOWEEN DECORATIONS WEBS
LYFT COMPETITOR UBER
SOFT MINERAL POWDER TALC
Slowly became appealing to GREWON
TWO-PART DUAL
BIG ONLINE BROKERAGE ETRADE
___ aware (paying close attention) KEENLY
“Tall” stories TALES
City that’s home to Arizona State University TEMPE
Closest island to the Big Island MAUI
Picture taken with an outstretched arm, perhaps SELFIE
Scene that doesn’t make it into the movie OUTTAKE
SPANISH APPETIZER TAPA
What Nielsen ratings measure AUDIENCE
READY, WILLING AND ___ ABLE
BOOTS FROM OFFICE OUSTS
BACKSPACES OVER DELETES
One of Cuba’s Castros RAUL
TABLOID TWOSOME ITEM
Pi is one, for the circumference of a circle to its diameter RATIO
Marine creature that can weigh over 400,000 pounds BLUEWHALE
Mamas’ boys SONS
FLY HIGH SOAR
“We only use 10% of our brain,” e.g. MYTH
FOREARM BONE ULNA
Dealer’s “Wanna play?” YOUIN
“Dancing Queen” band ABBA
BEAR IN CONSTELLATION NAMES URSA
Had to pay back OWED
Caboose’s location REAR
Ring surrounding a nipple AREOLA
CANINES, E.G. TEETH
Chardonnay or pinot grigio, e.g. WHITEWINE
“Picnic” playwright William INGE
“Ignore that change,” to a proofreader STET
Radio reply after “Roger” WILCO
Bard’s instrument LYRE
ONE END OF A BATTERY ANODE
Purchase for purple hair DYE
MAKE A WAGER BET
PIONEERING VIDEO GAME COMPANY ATARI
HIGH POINT ACME
Quite a sight to behold EYEFUL
MULTINATIONAL CURRENCY EURO
Cupid’s Greek counterpart EROS
ADMIT LETIN
It might be open and shut DOOR
Computer suffix with soft or hard WARE
Start of a magic spell ABRA