Today’s crossword solution for the NY Times Crossword 12 Oct 18, Friday. The New York Times Crosswords are very hard some times, with our help you will be able to finish the tricky definitions.
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Across
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Bitter end? | -NESS |
| 5 | Many a line from Benjamin Franklin | ADAGE |
| 10 | Fool, in British slang | PRAT |
| 14 | Numerical prefix | OCTA- |
| 15 | First name in rap history | TUPAC |
| 16 | Look (for), as a compliment | FISH |
| 17 | Question after “Hey!” | WHAT’S THE BIG IDEA?! |
| 20 | Bathroom or beach supply | LOTION |
| 21 | Eye intently | GAZE AT |
| 22 | “Awake in the Dark” author | EBERT |
| 23 | Mic holders | MCS |
| 26 | Soccer superstar Lionel | MESSI |
| 27 | Gutenberg’s Bible, e.g. | TOME |
| 28 | Workers, dismissively | PEONS |
| 30 | Jean who wrote “Wide Sargasso Sea” | RHYS |
| 31 | [Don’t you think you’re milking it a bit too much?] | MOO |
| 32 | Enid who wrote “National Velvet” | BAGNOLD |
| 34 | ___ milk | OAT |
| 35 | Checker of someone’s vitals | EMT |
| 36 | 2008 presidential campaign topic | IRAQ WAR |
| 37 | Name associated with chicken | TSO |
| 38 | Unwavering | SET |
| 39 | Takes off | DEDUCTS |
| 40 | Focus of Boyle’s law | GAS |
| 41 | Relative of philia and agape, to the Greeks | EROS |
| 43 | Fortune 500 company whose products have a trademarked green-and-yellow color scheme | DEERE |
| 44 | Capital of South Sudan | JUBA |
| 45 | Hertfordshire neighbor | ESSEX |
| 47 | Provider of a traveler’s check, for short | TSA |
| 48 | Like | FANCY |
| 49 | Item suggested visually by the black squares in this puzzle’s grid | LIGHT BULB |
| 52 | Like many an ESPN Deportes watcher | LATINO |
| 55 | Full-bodied | ROBUST |
| 59 | Redress | AVENGE |
| 60 | Reduplicative dance name | NAE NAE |
| 61 | Impressively tough, slangily | BAD ASS |
| 62 | Marched | STRODE |
Down
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | “Hmm …” | NOW LET ME SEE … |
| 2 | Millennials, in relation to their parents | ECHO BOOMERS |
| 3 | “Hope” and “Friendship,” for two | STATE MOTTOS |
| 4 | HBO’s “Veep,” e.g. | SATIRE |
| 5 | Envelope abbr. | ATTN |
| 6 | “OB-viously!” | DUH! |
| 7 | Parrot | APE |
| 8 | Go on and on | GAB |
| 9 | Vaper’s device | E-CIG |
| 10 | Big name in pharmaceuticals | PFIZER |
| 11 | Not be in the driver’s seat | RIDE SHOTGUN |
| 12 | Simple | AS EASY AS ABC |
| 13 | “In other words …” | THAT IS TO SAY … |
| 18 | Juicer | SOT |
| 19 | Group of whales | GAM |
| 23 | Heavy metal band with the double-platinum album “Countdown to Extinction” | MEGADETH |
| 24 | Victory | CONQUEST |
| 25 | Seafood known for its sweet taste and delicate texture | SNOW CRAB |
| 28 | Peeled | PARED |
| 29 | Group running together | SLATE |
| 32 | Tender | BID |
| 33 | Many profs | DRS |
| 42 | ___ Kyle, Catwoman’s alter ego | SELINA |
| 44 | Go on and on | JABBER |
| 46 | Places for pedestrians to be alert, informally | XINGS |
| 48 | Drink with a straw | FLOAT |
| 50 | Sez | GOES |
| 51 | Some wares in a china shop | URNS |
| 52 | The International Space Station, e.g. | LAB |
| 53 | DuVernay who directed “A Wrinkle in Time” | AVA |
| 54 | ___ Baker (British clothing retailer) | TED |
| 56 | Italian cardinal | UNO |
| 57 | Bummed | SAD |
| 58 | ___ time | TEE |