NY Times Crossword 29 Oct 20, Thursday
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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Twice over | FREEZE (ice over) |
| Lush | SOT |
| “Mass in B Minor” composer | BACH |
| “Doggone!” | DARN IT! |
| Biblical companion of Moses | HUR |
| Sunburn aid | ALOE |
| Tallowy | AMALGAMATE (alloy) |
| Face of a clock | DIAL |
| Fijian or Samoan, e.g. | ISLANDER |
| Dude | BRO |
| Concern for a poll | BIAS |
| Sign before Virgo | LEO |
| Percy Bysshe Shelley, for one | ODIST |
| Place in office | INSTALL |
| Locales for speakers and honorees | DAISES |
| Preceder of “com” | DOT |
| Samuel Adams, for one | BEER |
| Like all prime numbers besides one | ODD |
| Tawny | NO MATTER WHICH (any) |
| Kind of charger | USB |
| Dinar | Iraq :: ___ : Chile : PESO |
| Like some minor-league baseball | AAA |
| Denounce harshly | SCATHE |
| Flying horse of Greek legend | PEGASUS |
| Check receiver | PAYEE |
| “I love,” long ago | AMO |
| Bug’s sensory appendage | PALP |
| Colosseum “hello” | AVE |
| Jackie Chan police film | SUPERCOP |
| Money in Oman | RIAL |
| Twin bed, perhaps | FAST ASLEEP (in bed) |
| Film performer Diggs | TAYE |
| Surgery locales, in brief | ORS |
| Surface | EMERGE |
| Son of Zeus | ARES |
| Many a dorm room, in a manner of speaking | STY |
| “I’m busy!” … or, if read in four pieces, an aid in solving several clues here | NOT NOW … or, NO “T”, NO “W” |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Federal vaccine agcy. | FDA |
| Wariest animal | RAM (Aries animal) |
| End of an ___ | ERA |
| Sign up | ENLIST |
| Begins some evasive maneuvering | ZIGS |
| Series finale | ET AL |
| Classic Alan Ladd film | SHANE |
| Surpass | OUTDO |
| Shoe accessory | TREE |
| Diamond-selling Michael Jackson album | BAD |
| Excuses | ALIBIS |
| Wrought | COARSE (rough) |
| Serfs of olden days | HELOTS |
| Long-handled hammer | MALLET |
| Driving nuisance | ROAD HOG |
| Four clubs, for example | BID |
| Close ___ (approach) | IN ON |
| Concerning, in a memo | AS TO |
| Conn of “Grease” | DIDI |
| Embarrasses | ABASHES |
| Leave alone | LET BE |
| Use a divining rod | DOWSE |
| House member, in brief | REP |
| Sound off? | MUTE |
| Paper handed in for school | REPORT |
| Home in Havana | CASA |
| U-___ | HAUL |
| Hieroglyphic figure | ASP |
| Land of bygone Peloponnesus | SPARTA |
| Wrote | CAVIAR (roe) |
| Deckhand’s response | AYE AYE! |
| Mini-program | APPLET |
| In pieces | APART |
| Like some breakups | MESSY |
| Causes of some 911 calls | UFOS |
| Large urban area in Normandy, France | CAEN |
| Odor: Prefix | OSMO- |
| Picasso’s “___ Demoiselles d’Avignon” | LES |
| Flying fisher | ERN |
| Freudian “wit” | EGO (I) |
| Parishioners’ place | PEW |