NY Times Crossword 5 Aug 21, Thursday
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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Has nowhere to go but down | PEAKS |
| Scepter topper | ORB |
| It’s just the wurst! | BRAT |
| Northernmost land in the Inner Hebrides | ISLE OF SKYE |
| Prefix with nautical | AERO- |
| Cut-and-paste tool for language learners | GOOGLE TRANSLATE |
| Piece of sensitive info, for short | SSN |
| Average | MEAN |
| Name that sounds like two of its letters | ELLY |
| Garden figure | GNOME |
| Stoke | FUEL |
| What a fitness coach likely leads | ACTIVE LIFESTYLE |
| One-named rapper with the 2019 video “Can’t Explain It” | CHIKA |
| Puts on the line, say | DRIES |
| Word after dead or data | … SET |
| Browser button | HOME |
| Bedouins, e.g. | ARABS |
| Post-punk sort | GOTH |
| Squeeze (out) | EKE |
| Classic Disney character who never speaks | PLUTO |
| It can come as a relief | CAMEO |
| In-N-Out Burger’s “Animal Style” burgers and fries, e.g. | SECRET MENU ITEMS |
| [Gulp!] | [OH NO!] |
| Plus | ASSET |
| Part of a church chorus | AMEN! |
| Theravada or Mahayana vis-à-vis Buddhism | SECT |
| Japanese assent | HAI |
| Like some headphones | NOISE-CANCELLING |
| People of northeastern Canada | INNU |
| Eagerly starting, as one’s work | DIVING INTO |
| Streaks on the side of a wineglass | LEGS |
| Word that becomes its own synonym if you change its first letter to WI | SLY |
| Bring to a boil | ANGER |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Gluttons | PIGS |
| Those: Sp. | ESOS |
| Well overdue | A LONG TIME COMING |
| Powder holder | KEG |
| G, in a C major scale | SOL |
| West African food staple | OKRA |
| “Star Trek” actress Jeri | RYAN |
| Big ___ | BEN |
| In which you might see an échappé sauté | BALLET |
| Out of the ordinary | REALLY SOMETHING |
| Pretentious, in a way | ARTY |
| The point of 9-Down? | TOE |
| Queer designation | FEMME |
| Instrument played by a pannist | STEEL DRUM |
| Dr. for kids | SEUSS |
| Daughter of Styx | NIKE |
| Things sometimes frozen | OVA |
| Requirements with some applications | FEES |
| Can’t move a muscle, say | ACHES |
| Crack under pressure | CHOKE |
| Boiling | IRATE |
| Eponym for a mathematical pattern identified centuries earlier in India | FIBONACCI |
| “Eh, they can do that” | LET ‘EM |
| Spirit of a people | ETHOS |
| Range for a viola | ALTO |
| Box-office revenue | GATE |
| Mostaccioli relative | PENNE |
| Lead-in to male or female | CIS- |
| Kind of monkey | RHESUS |
| Hwy. through Fargo and St. Paul | US-TEN |
| Tops | A-ONE |
| Fly (through) | SAIL |
| “Our ___ always lasts longer than the happiness of those we ___”: Heraclitus | ENVY |
| Request a hand, say | ANTE |
| Composer Stravinsky | IGOR |
| Love of the game? | NIL |
| Their sales were surpassed again by phonograph records in 2020 | CDS |
| Inits. near New York’s Flushing Bay | LGA |
| Jeremy ___, first Asian-American N.B.A. champion | LIN |