New York Times - Crossword Answers | 2024 09 08

crossword answers
Clue Answer
PAINTER ROUSSEAU HENRI
Age 5 FIRSTINCLASS
SMACKS WHAPS
Age 16 DRIVINGCRAZY
Animal whose name is pronounced with a “y” sound by many Spanish speakers LLAMA
Modern-day alternative to a cash till IPAD
Awful, in slang SUCKY
Alternative to the pill, in brief IUD
Age 18 GIVEITTHEOLCOLLEGETRY
Rare bill TWO
“It’s whatever” MEH
___ al-Fitr (end of Ramadan) EID
One of 13 in a standard game of “Jeopardy!” CATEGORY
GOAL AIM
DIRECTOR KAZAN ELIA
Battery options AAAS
Age 21 BARADMISSION
Chris of “Jurassic World” PRATT
Dwelling with a circular frame YURT
Parts of vintage movie collections VHSTAPES
Succulent source of syrup AGAVE
“The Kite Runner” protagonist AMIR
Age 65 FINISHTHEJOB
Hide-out spot DEN
Prefix from the Latin for “needle” ACU
Possible threat to one in debt REPO
Subj. of some training CPR
Political analyst Walter AMY
Award-winning Janelle MONAE
Laughing gas or quicklime OXIDE
Admit guilt, perhaps COPAPLEA
Tiki bar fruit PAPAYA
Any of the six in football’s “New Year’s Six” BOWLGAME
Feature of the Pizza Hut logo ROOF
Actor Paul DANO
MANY AN AIRPORT SHUTTLE VAN
QUARRY STONEPIT
Age 100 CENTENNIALSTATE
DRIVE IN BEVERLY HILLS RODEO
BUG ANNOY
___ RABBIT BRER
TICK OFF MIFF
BROAD VIEW PANORAMA
Built-___ (some shelving) INS
“However ?,” in texts OTOH
Tugboat greetings TOOTS
Age 1 AMATEURSTANDING
GAWK GAPE
Vacation isle in the Ionian Sea CORFU
WAY TO GO PATH
Pirate’s haul BOOTY
NEIGHBOR OF LEBANON: ABBR. ISR
WEE ITTY
MOUSELIKE TIMID
HEAD OF STAFF? CLEF
LIKE BLACK-TIE AFFAIRS DRESSY
Place to store seasonal décor ATTIC
Give the lay of the land ORIENT
EXTRA ADDON
Porcelain coating ENAMEL
“Good grief!” UGH
“Obey your thirst” or “Got milk?” ADSLOGAN
Pertaining to the pursuit of pleasure HEDONIC
Country that counts the French president as a co-prince ANDORRA
Write-in, often PROTESTVOTE
Church recitation, at times SINS
Letters aptly found in “Obamacare” ACA
UNVARNISHED PURE
Pundit’s writing OPED
Travel lead-in to “méxico” AERO
MEMO HEADING INRE
Opposite of un adversaire AMI
Neighbor of Niger: Abbr. ALG
“Assumption of the Virgin” painter TITIAN
Join a petition SIGN
Game whose name must be said to win UNO
DESIRE YEN
Name rhymed with “says” in Taylor Swift’s “Betty” INEZ
Major or May, politically TORY
It may come loose TEA
Nice Nikon, for short SLR
Janine’s boss on “Abbott Elementary” AVA
Word with ship or shorts CARGO
Warmly acknowledges SMILESAT
John who explored the Northwest Passage RAE
Tree along Central Park’s Literary Walk ELM
Close relative of Hindi URDU
Give some shade? DYE
“Good grief!” YEESH
Singer Jackson who wasn’t a part of the Jackson 5 LATOYA
CASUAL REFUSAL NAH
STICK GLUE
Way to bulk up one’s chest PADDEDBRA
WENT DOWNHILL SLID
GLITTERING SPARKLY
OUT OF PATIENCE EXASPERATED
They follow quarters SEMIS
___ Pérignon DOM
___ PICCHU MACHU
DECORATE, IN A WAY TRIM
QVC ALTERNATIVE HSN
“Whip It” band DEVO
Social media request ADDME
Thermostat setting AUTO
Diplomat Kofi ANNAN
Leechlike PARASITIC
GOVT. LAWYERS DAS
Years of service TERM
Something on an ear ? or, in a different sense, a foot CORN
Symbol for a winding road WAVYARROW
Thai’s neighbor LAO
DECEPTIVE ARGUMENT SOPHISM
Picnic invitation abbr. BYOB
Val Kilmer’s “Top Gun” role ICEMAN
Homophone of “wee” OUI
Flowing movement between yoga poses VINYASA
Like red card recipients EJECTED
DELICATELY PRETTY DAINTY
MESS UP ERR
GAB NATTER
SECLUDED VALLEYS GLENS
EDIBLE SHELL PEAPOD
School with the mascot Big Al, for short BAMA
Oscar-nominated Lena OLIN
World capital with the most appearances in the New York Times crossword OSLO
Non-Egyptian people who used hieroglyphics MAYA
“___: A Biography of the Fish That Changed the World” (1997 nonfiction best seller) COD
German for “never” NIE
Worrywart’s words WHATIF
Doctoral graduation cap TAM
Driver’s target, in brief ETA
TOGETHER ASONE
TOUR GRP. PGA
“Proud Mary” band, for short CCR
“Hip Hop Is Dead” rapper NAS
Competitors who know their limits? MATHLETES
Channel owned by Paramount, for short SHO
About whom Lennon wrote “I Want You (She’s So Heavy)” ONO
French kisser? BOUCHE
AOL was an early one, in brief ISP