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New York Times - Crossword Answers | 2023 08 19
New York Times
Clue
Answer
KEY CHAIN
ISLES
RUSHED
INAHURRY
GIANT SYLLABLE
FIE
HO-HUM
PROSAIC
“Damn right!”
HELLYEAH
UNCANNY
EERIE
Locale of van Gogh’s “The Bedroom” paintings
ARLES
Embellish something unnecessarily
GILDTHELILY
Ones calling the shots, in brief?
MDS
Ending with cyclo-
TRON
Harsh lighting?
ARSON
Dig, say
FANCY
BABY
MOLLYCODDLE
She played Bonnie in 1967’s “Bonnie and Clyde”
FAYE
Common golf mistake
SLICE
FOOLISH
UNWISE
Component of a Zoom call
VIDEO
“Tough cookies”
TOOBAD
Bronze finish, maybe
SPRAYTAN
Skeptical look
SIDEEYE
Takes a little hair off, perhaps
SINGES
Basketball, e.g.
SPHERE
Meme creature
LOLCAT
The anchorman in “Anchorman”
RON
They come full circle
CLOSEDLOOPS
Risk for people with braces
CANDY
Coupons, e.g.
MONEYSAVERS
BOIL
SEETHE
Get ready, as concrete
PREMIX
Permit required of old jazz musicians
CABARETCARD
1909 Nobelist for contributions to the invention of radio
MARCONI
Preoccupations
HOBBYHORSES
Goes radioactive?
DECAYS
It might receive scoops
CONE
Supposed subject of Taylor Swift’s “Dear John”
MAYER
___ Ehrenreich, Han Solo’s portrayer in “Solo: A Star Wars Story”
ALDEN
Key’s partner
PEELE
Swish miss?
RIM
Word after good or by
GOLLY
Weariness, vice and want, in Voltaire’s “Candide”
EVILS
Narragansett Bay and New York Harbor, for two
RIAS
Where most of the inventions of Leonardo da Vinci are stored
MILAN
BALL GAME
BOCCE
Fall behind in the end
FADE
NOT LEARNED
INNATE
“The Swedish Sphinx”
GARBO
Theater backers?
SCRIMS
Labor demand?
PUSH
LEVEL
STATUS
POPULAR
BIG
BROADCAST ALTERNATIVE
CABLE
ROUTINE
ACT
Numbers after a no.
EXT
“Knock yourself out!”
GOTOTOWN
One getting schooled
MENTEE
Very much in
HOT
N.S.A. surveillance program that shares its name with an entity in the “Terminator” movies
SKYNET
Potter’s product
VASE
11-sided coin, informally
LOONIE
“Excuse me while I light my ___” (Bob Marley lyric)
SPLIFF
CELL DIVISION
MITOSIS
Word shortened from a three-word phrase that can be further shortened by dropping its first, fourth and fifth letters
EMCEE
SECONDS
AIDES
MINIMAL
MEREST
ASIAN APPETIZER
SATAY
ACQUIESCENT
MEEK