New York Times - Crossword Answers | 2024 12 18

crossword answers
Clue Answer
Something studied by the Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program, for short UFO
BIG NIGHT EVE
STRONG CRAVING YEN
Title for the supposed inventor of the sandwich EARL
CARTESIAN CONCLUSION IAM
THROW IN THE TRASH TOSS
*Tons ALLSORTS
Eros, to Aphrodite SON
Olympian’s weapon EPEE
CHANGE WITH THE TIMES ADAPT
HAMMER PART PEEN
*Disconcert mightily FRAZZLE
*Mendel studied them GREENPEAS
Tropical vacation destinations ISLES
*Ones with good aim ARCHERS
*Mess that might be sticky SITUATION
Middle-earth foe ORC
Morel support? STEM
“Hey, I’ve got a secret ?” PSST
Like eyes after a good cry PUFFY
ORANGE SODA BRAND FANTA
“It’s so c-c-c-old!” BRR
Refreshment served with a spoon straw ICEE
Menace hiding in a basket of figs in “Antony and Cleopatra” ASP
Response during an eye exam WORSE
ORANGE-AND-WHITE RENTAL UHAUL
Think before placing a bet ? or what solvers must do to fully appreciate each starred clue CONSIDERTHEODDS
One of 1,000 for Darryl Strawberry, for short RBI
“Take me to your leader” speaker ALIEN
CHARACTERISTIC TRAIT
SAD SOUND SOB
Main ingredient in many veggie hot dogs SOY
SATANIC EVIL
*Book designer’s concern FOOTNOTE
“Check back later,” in brief TBA
Deliverer of the speech “Beyond Vietnam: A Time to Break Silence,” for short MLK
Southwest point of the Texas Triangle SANANTONIO
Computer connector CABLE
Flower in a children’s rhyme POSY
“Sacre ___!” BLEU
Parts of many home inspections RADONTESTS
Like many kids post-Halloween HYPER
“In memoriam” piece OBIT
Play the host EMCEE
Sleeveless shirts, informally TANKS
Ophelia’s vengeful brother in “Hamlet” LAERTES
Sylvan ____ (electropop duo) ESSO
HYPOTHETICALS IFS
FIRST NAME IN COSMETICS ESTEE
VEGGES OUT LAZES
Lunchroom, casually CAF
Eeyore-like MOROSE
Pike and Pine, in Seattle: Abbr. STS
TABLE EXPANDER LEAF
Brand of party cups SOLO
Longtime Saints QB whose name has a windy homophone BREES
NOT FUNNY ANYMORE OLD
MIDWEST HUB OHARE
MAKES TOLERABLE EASES
ITEM IN THE PLUS COLUMN ASSET
Zapped with light LASED
“You don’t have to tell me” ISAW
FILM BUFF CINEASTE
CARDS IDS
IN GOOD ORDER TIDY
BEGINNINGS ONSETS
HINGED FASTENER HASP
HOLLYWOOD BOULEVARD SIGHT STAR
Think outside the box INNOVATE
Classic pet name FIDO
GIVES PERMISSION TO LETS
ACTRESS AMANDA PEET
“Rent” character based on a seamstress in “La Bohème” MIMI
Sending help? UPS
PEP VIM
“Understood” ROGER
Amazon Handmade competitor ETSY
Fool, from the Yiddish YUTZ