New York Times - Crossword Answers | 2023 10 22

crossword answers
Clue Answer
“Good gracious!” DEARME
Celeb’s hangout VIPROOM
Bowlful with Thai basil and bean sprouts PHO
PART OF Q.E.D. ERAT
BLESSING BOON
TAKE IN READ
WEAR DOWN ERODE
MEMO STARTER INRE
STANDOFFISH ALOOF
WHAT WAS ONCE YOURS? THINE
2001 biopic starring Will Smith ALI
Public stance of a member of Congress? WASHINGTONPOSTURE
Unsavory relation? SORDIDTALE
Biblical grandson of Adam and Eve ENOS
Clichéd name for a lab assistant IGOR
“S.N.L.” alum Bryant AIDY
Document that may be kept in a lockbox DEED
Shepherd’s job, essentially? PASTURECARING
Unpleasant surprises when buying concert tickets FEES
Do something illegal around a basketball hoop GOALTEND
Turn more heads than intended? ALLURETOOWELL
Some informants, informally STOOLIES
Newspaper write-up that’s light on criticism? NOMEANFEATURE
Object with one hole or two, depending on whom you ask TUBE
Actress Kurylenko of “Black Widow” OLGA
They’re craze-y! FADS
It can be a strain on the pupils COURSELOAD
Bungee jumping on Tuesday, skydiving on Wednesday, etc.? ADVENTURECALENDAR
Mens ___ (legal concept) REA
Less trustful (of) LEERIER
Almost spherical in shape OBLATE
Show off one’s vocal range and stamina? ENDUREONAHIGHNOTE
GO OUT WITH SEE
GO OUT WITH DATE
UP AND ABOUT RISEN
URL ENDING EDU
ANTAGONIST FOE
LID MALADY STYE
Components of some kitschy clocks CUCKOOS
Dismissive rejection NAH
Acts coy in salary negotiations? DOESNTGIVEAFIGURE
LITTLE DEMON IMP
IN THE ALTOGETHER NUDE
WENT FOR HADAT
NAIL POLISH REMOVER ACETONE
Greyhound’s competition DOGRACE
DADAIST JEAN ARP
Jockey (for) VIE
You can see right through ’em SPECS
In South America they’re known as “gallinas de palo,” or “chickens of the tree” IGUANAS
Small dosage qtys. MGS
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HEAP AFFECTION (ON) DOTE
SINGER EASTON SHEENA
BUSINESS CARD ABBR. TEL
KITTIES POTS
Aquatic barker SEAL
HEAD FOR BUSINESS? CEO
NOURISH FEED
Summon, in a way PAGE
Shade of unbleached linen ECRU
[SHRUG] DUNNO
RELATIVE OF A MUSETTE OBOE
The world’s best-selling planes CESSNAS
Top-of-the-line Mercedes SCLASS
PLAY OPENER ACTI
SWAMPLIKE MIRY
APPROACH NEAR
SOAKS STEEPS
ECCENTRICS MADCAPS
“Stop obsessing over that” LETITGO
Diagnostic using an injected tracer DYETEST
O’Hare identifier ORD
Who once quipped ?I never forget a face, but in your case I?ll be glad to make an exception” GROUCHO
Singer Ronnie of the Ronettes SPECTOR
Some unique digits: Abbr. IDNO
Oft-relied-upon GOTO
Footwear craze of the early 2000s UGGS
Porpoise, in old usage SEAHOG
Heart-pumping activity CARDIO
Pairing for an entrecôte or filet mignon, perhaps VINROUGE
Disposables kept as mementos EPHEMERA
Something a Brazilian is unlikely to wax SKI
Age for a Latin American celebration FIFTEEN
Most showily aesthetic ARTIEST
D.C. tiebreakers, at times VPS
1500 Pennsylvania Ave., e.g.: Abbr. ADDR
Alternative to high water, in an idiom HELL
Be a partner with in crime ABET
Lone word? SOLO
Highly rated French vineyards CRUS
Word on an Irish flag carrier AER
Issa who plays President Barbie in “Barbie” RAE
Shares one’s bunk? LIES
Had a following LED
Number that sounds like a past-tense verb ONE
Among others, for short ETAL
Like some displays of wealth OBSCENE
Escapes are made by them FORD
NEW ___ AGER
BRITISH REF. WORK OED
A, ABROAD UNE
UNLOADS, IN A WAY SELLS
SAT ___ NAV
DOWNSIDE CON
MOTHER FIGURE NUN
PUB LINEUP ALES
NINTENDO SWITCH PREDECESSOR WIIU
DRIFT (OFF) NOD
Pop singer Grande, to fans ARI
Small, cutesily LIL
___ guards (soccer gear) SHIN
Journalist Ifill GWEN
Disney’s ___ of Arendelle ELSA
UNIVERSAL BLOOD TYPE, FOR SHORT ONEG
“Eureka!” AHA
Pop star Rita ORA
“Colorful” exclamation in a hospital drama CODEBLUE
Basis for a fortuneteller’s romantic prediction LOVELINE
Road workers’ gloop TAR
Fox coverage? FUR
___ Foundation for Justice (international human rights group) CLOONEY
FACE-OFF DUEL
Give a ticket CITE
WRECKED SHOT
Past-tense verb that sounds like a number ATE
Decorative vases URNS
WEB PORTAL WITH A BING SEARCH BAR MSN
Small, cutesily TEENIE
“___ Flow” (song by Enya) ORINOCO
Gadget for a wine enthusiast AERATOR
Munitions compounds NITERS
___ Lobel, author of the “Frog and Toad” series ARNOLD
Batter’s need EGGS
Wired internet letters DSL
Batter’s objective HIT
NIGHTFALL DAYSEND
Served a sentence DIDTIME
Govt. funds for mom-and-pop shops SBALOANS
Belonging to a particular time OFANERA
*Facepalm* IMAMORON