New York Times - Crossword Answers | 2025 02 02

crossword answers
Clue Answer
FOLLOW ENSUE
CRIB CALL MAMA
Grim Grimm figure OGRE
FRENCH FRIEND AMIE
ITALIAN FASHION HOUSE PRADA
LINEAGE DESCENT
SHAPIRO OF NPR ARI
STARS AND STRIPES US/FLAG
SOMETHING TO LOOK THROUGH LENS
WHAT PARALLEL LINES NEVER DO CONVERGE
Trading post MART
Lead actress in “The Lovely Bones” (2009) and “The Bourne Legacy” (2012) RACHEL/WEISZ
Fast/car Q/BUICK
Wild/bunch Z/MANY
Figs. on flight boards ETAS
Denver/Colorado STAG/TENAME
The “E” in G.E.: Abbr. ELEC
___ bears GUMMI
Dino/expedition TREX/K
Red rover home MARS
Dietary plant fiber ROUGHAGE
Small entryway receptacle that might also house loose change KEYDISH
One eager for radical change YOUNG/TURK
Party to the left of Dem. SOC
Sicilian Defense in chess, e.g. OPENING
Mothers, in Mexico MADRES
Divinity sch. subj. REL
Like some eyeliners GLIDEON
POET POUND EZRA
Skinny/dip SL/WIM
BODY PARTS WITH CAPS KNEES
Promise/keeper WO/ARD
BUYING BINGE SPREE
EXCESSIVE PRAISE FLATTER/Y
TOUR AID AREAMAP
[Kapow!] BANG
Onetime Kia model OPTIMA
Name spelled by the initials of five consecutive months JASON
Kind of line that no one just stands in CONGA
Sommelier’s prefix OENO
Diploma modifier SUMMA
Hall-of-Famer Martínez PEDRO
Tik___ challenge TOK
___-CONE SNO
COTTON CAPSULE BOLL
“I smell ___” ARAT
FOREIGN EXCHANGE FEE AGIO
GRABBED, AS AN OPPORTUNITY LEAPTON
“Ave Maria” finale, appropriately? ARIA
Jeans popular in the 1980s GITANOS
Your business start-up? NONEOF
YEAR ABROAD ANO
What Hester Prynne wore in a Hawthorne novel LETTERA
CONCLUSION END
“Help me out here” BEADOLL
PLACE TO BUY TICKETS: ABBR. STA
ARCHITECT MAYA LIN
___ Act (measure against mobsters) RICO
Stadium/timekeeper METROD/NOME
Start of “O Come, All Ye Faithful” LONGO
Trail/head PATH/E
GAVE A DARN CARED
Average/income PAR/Y
GEAR TOOTH COG
SHEEN GLOSS
EXIST ARE
Provoked an online fight TROLLED
Will, given the opportunity MEANSTO
RAINPROOF COVER TARP
WOMBS UTERI
SOUL LEGEND REDDING OTIS
Honking or screeching, for example ROAD/NOISE
First name in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame TINA
Where “Cheers” is set INABAR
Fictional composer whose first three initials mean “A.S.A.P.” PDQ/BACH
“Cómo ___?” ESTAS
ADVERSARY FOE
ALMOND-FLAVORED LIQUEUR AMARETTO
Chart-topping Basil or Braxton TONI
Word often shortened to a letter and a number CANINE
JEWEL CASE HOLDERS CDRACKS
Italian sports cars, informally ALFAS
Fast-evaporating cleaning agent AMMONIA
Risk of heavy lifting H/ERNIA
Digital picture format J/PEG
Major shops EMPORIA
Seasoning brand that dropped the first part of its name in 2020 MRSDASH
Chrysler Building style, familiarly DECO
Officer with a radar gun SPEEDCOP
Woodworking tool with a belt BANDSAW
Holland/tunnel DU/ITCH
Protective outfits for handling radioactive material HAZ/MATSU/ITS
Feature of rhubarb pie TARTNESS
MILD EXPLETIVE DRAT
Image on a Missouri state quarter ARCH
RIGHT HAND: ABBR. ASST
Home of the Temple of Poseidon ATTICA
INFORMER, INFORMALLY STOOLIE
Deli devices SLICERS
Bygone owner of Virgin Records EMI
Org. once led by George H.W. Bush CIA
Antiquated assent YESM
SPOT ESPY
SONY CO-FOUNDER MORITA AKIO
ONES IN THE KNOW INSIDERS
Card/game J/POKER
Horse/power C/VOLT
CLASSIC BRITISH SPORTS CARS JAGUARX/KES
3,605, in ancient Rome MMMDC/V
Mel who sang the 1949 #1 hit “Careless Hands” TORME
FOR THE BIRDS AVIAN
PUT-DOWN DISS
Desirable condition for hostas SHADE
Prompted, in a theater CUED
Happy companion DOC
How caviar might be served ONTOAST
Hard-liner HAWK
“Nothing much” SAMEOLD
APPLIED TO USEDON
Cartoon character inspired by W.C. Fields MRMAGOO
Venetian magistrates of old DOGES
Not plugged in, in a way ACOUSTIC
Pickleball need NET
SMASH HIT HOMERUN
Catherine the Great, e.g.: Abbr. EMP
Indigenous people’s name for Mount Rainier TAHOMA
BEETHOVEN DEDICATEE ELISE
Sephora purchase MASCARA
Slumber/party S/FIESTA
Steamed Chinese bun BAO
TREASURE GEM
Direction of the wind that brought Mary Poppins EAST
Certain emcee TO/ASTMASTER
REQUEST ASK
Horror film locale, in brief ELMST
“Hello there, good ___” SIR
Costner’s role in “The Untouchables” NESS
Stand in a cellar WINERACK
FOR EXAMPLE SAY
They put things on the back burner COOKS