Today’s crossword solution for the NY Times Crossword 9 Nov 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 | High-occupancy vehicles? | CLOWN CARS |
| 10 | Madres’ kin | TIAS |
| 14 | Some high-rise constructions | TREE HOUSES |
| 15 | “This one’s ___” | ON ME |
| 16 | Backward | RETROGRADE |
| 17 | Soup noodle | UDON |
| 18 | Drapers’ units: Abbr. | YDS |
| 19 | Wig out | GO APE |
| 20 | Friendly greetings | GRINS |
| 21 | “Fish are friends, not ___” (line from “Finding Nemo”) | FOOD |
| 22 | Leaves | FOLIAGE |
| 24 | Made a case | ARGUED |
| 27 | Touchy sort? | MIDAS |
| 28 | ___ Bar, Ireland’s oldest pub, dating to A.D. 900 | SEAN’S |
| 29 | Pioneer mover | CONESTOGA |
| 33 | Call mean names, say | TAUNT |
| 34 | Old Speckled Hen, for one | ALE |
| 35 | Dispenser item | STRAW |
| 36 | “The Devil’s playthings” | IDLE HANDS |
| 38 | Crinkly fabric | CREPE |
| 39 | Provides, as aid | LENDS |
| 40 | Calls funny names, say | TEASES |
| 41 | “Vamoose!” | AMSCRAY! |
| 44 | Liner, e.g. | SHIP |
| 45 | Butterfly chrysalises, e.g. | PUPAE |
| 46 | Fishing basket | CREEL |
| 48 | Eponymous Belgian resort town | SPA |
| 51 | Like some early learning, for short | PRE-K |
| 52 | Like some college applicants | WAIT-LISTED |
| 54 | Something found near the tongue? | LACE |
| 55 | Ones who find it difficult to go out? | INSOMNIACS |
| 56 | Group whose past members have included six U.S. presidents | ELKS |
| 57 | Much of Generation Z, today | TEENAGERS |
Down
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Rep | CRED |
| 2 | Agreeable answer to an invitation | LET’S |
| 3 | “Jingle Bells” contraction | O’ER |
| 4 | Sentry’s query | WHO GOES THERE?! |
| 5 | Reprobate | NO-GOOD |
| 6 | First-aid brand | CURAD |
| 7 | Urgent letters | ASAP |
| 8 | Adjusts the parameters of | REDEFINES |
| 9 | General direction of I-77: Abbr. | SSE |
| 10 | Times Square, you might say | TOURIST TRAP |
| 11 | Setting for “Siddhartha” | INDIA |
| 12 | ___ friends | AMONG |
| 13 | Impression | SENSE |
| 14 | Take a sip of | TRY |
| 20 | Breaking it might be cause for celebration | GLASS CEILING |
| 21 | Fair fare | FUNNEL CAKES |
| 23 | Complimentary composition | ODE |
| 24 | Wine town in Piedmont | ASTI |
| 25 | Follow the script | READ |
| 26 | Caesar’s conquest of 58-50 B.C. | GAUL |
| 27 | Gets into shape? | MOLDS |
| 29 | Common Christmas decoration | CANDY CANE |
| 30 | Raw materials | ORES |
| 31 | Look of astonishment | GAPE |
| 32 | Astonishes | AWES |
| 37 | Largest carrier in Japan | ANA |
| 40 | J. J.’s sister on “Good Times” | THELMA |
| 41 | First U.S. company to be valued at $1 trillion | APPLE |
| 42 | Certain street art | MURAL |
| 43 | Dot | SPECK |
| 44 | Determined about | SET ON |
| 47 | Stop lying | RISE |
| 48 | Competitor of Us Weekly | STAR |
| 49 | Bodybuilder’s pride | PECS |
| 50 | Trailers, e.g. | ADS |
| 52 | Romeo’s was “a most sharp sauce,” per Shakespeare | WIT |
| 53 | You: Ger. | SIE |