NY Times Crossword 26 Oct 20, Monday
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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| “That ___ a close one!” | WAS |
| “Fingers crossed!” | I HOPE! |
| Numbers for sports analysts | STATS |
| Everyone | ALL |
| A physicist or a fashion designer might work with one | MODEL |
| Hall-of-Famer Banks a.k.a. “Mr. Cub” | ERNIE |
| ___ sauce (sushi condiment) | SOY |
| One reading secret messages | CODEBREAKER |
| Edible casing in a stir-fry | PEA POD |
| Singer Carly ___ Jepsen | RAE |
| Narrow cut | SLIT |
| Vends | SELLS |
| Goddess who lent her name to the capital of Greece | ATHENA |
| Professional joke teller | STAND-UP COMIC |
| Half-___ (java order) | CAF |
| Karl who co-wrote a manifesto | MARX |
| Home that may be made of logs | CABIN |
| Pleasant smell | AROMA |
| Collectible animation frame | CEL |
| Swiss Army ___ | KNIFE |
| Point of connection | NEXUS |
| Revise, as text | EDIT |
| Org. that might ask you to remove your shoes | TSA |
| Health professional who has your back? | CHIROPRACTOR |
| Quick races | DASHES |
| Title woman in songs by the Beatles and the Spinners | SADIE |
| Brainstorming output | IDEA |
| ___ Vegas | LAS |
| “Amen to that!” | I AGREE! |
| Apt command to an 18-, 28- or 47-Across | GET CRACKING! |
| Actress Mendes | EVA |
| Hilo hello | ALOHA |
| Home made of hides | TEPEE |
| 1980s gaming console, in brief | NES |
| Mortise’s counterpart | TENON |
| Department store that once had a noted catalog | SEARS |
| Like deserts and some humor | DRY |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| The “murder hornet” is one | WASP |
| ___ vera (cream ingredient) | ALOE |
| Quite cunning | SLY AS A FOX |
| “Brrr!” | I’M COLD! |
| Ruffian | HOODLUM |
| Peculiar | ODD |
| Person equal to you | PEER |
| Idris of TV’s “Luther” | ELBA |
| “Believe me now?” | SEE? |
| Item rolled to the curb for a pickup | TRASH CAN |
| Joint below the knee | ANKLE |
| Cross-promotion | TIE-IN |
| Sealy competitor | SERTA |
| 500 sheets of paper | REAM |
| Farm enclosure | PEN |
| Orthodontic device | SPACER |
| Target of a camper’s scalp-to-toe inspection | TICK |
| Digitize, in a way | SCAN |
| Set to zero, as a scale | TARE |
| Words to live by | CREDO |
| Yellow flowers in the primrose family | OXLIPS |
| Conclusion a die-hard might stay for | BITTER END |
| “Should that be the case …” | IF SO … |
| Close by | NEAR |
| Hombre-to-be, perhaps | MUCHACHO |
| Tennis great Arthur | ASHE |
| Fitness coach | TRAINER |
| Gran Canaria or Mallorca, por ejemplo | ISLA |
| Wise sayings | ADAGES |
| Nicotine source, informally | CIG |
| Try to unearth | DIG AT |
| One-named singer of 2011’s “Someone Like You” | ADELE |
| New Jersey’s ___ Hall University | SETON |
| Headings in a playbill | ACTS |
| ___-Ball | SKEE |
| Penultimate word in many fairy tales | EVER |
| “No sweat!” | EASY! |
| Went on, as errands | RAN |
| Hoppy beer choice, briefly | IPA |