NY Times Crossword 5 Sep 21, Sunday
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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| What a drawbridge may bridge | MOAT |
| In that case | IF SO |
| Control tower installation | RADAR |
| Pass | ENACT |
| “That one’s ___” (“My bad”) | ON ME |
| Amelia Bedelia, e.g. | MAID |
| “Go me!” | I RULE! |
| Member of a noble family | XENON |
| 2004 film about a group of MALIGNERS | MEAN GIRLS |
| It might be put on for stage PAGEANTRIES | GREASEPAINT |
| Annual film festival where “Saw” and “Get Out” premiered | SUNDANCE |
| “___ La La” (1964 hit) | SHA |
| Senator, e.g., for short | NHL’ER |
| Avoids a bogey, perhaps | PARS |
| Being | ENTITY |
| Be hopping mad | BOIL |
| Cool one | CAT |
| W.W. II hero, informally | IKE |
| Muletas are waved at them | TOROS |
| Canon camera | EOS |
| Branch of Islam | SHIA |
| You might be MARVELING AT this as it whizzes by | MAGLEV TRAIN |
| Sort of SCHEMATIC for Christian education | CATECHISM |
| Like some casts | ALL-STAR |
| City nicknamed “The Old Pueblo” | TUCSON |
| French city near the Belgian border | LILLE |
| Prefix with colonial | NEO- |
| Tight-fitting | SNUG |
| Toni Morrison title heroine | SULA |
| Annual British acting award | OLIVIER |
| Series of questions, maybe | EXAM |
| Counterpart of elles | ILS |
| Opposite of never | EACH TIME |
| Many relationships are INSTIGATED on one | DATING SITE |
| Healthy eaters may give this A WIDE BERTH | WHITE BREAD |
| Disrupt an online meeting, in a way | ZOOMBOMB |
| Mauna ___ | KEA |
| Grp. that hasn’t yet found what it’s looking for | SETI |
| Wonder Woman and others | AMAZONS |
| Valuable load for a mule | KILO |
| Influence | SWAY |
| Pioneering gangsta rap group | NWA |
| Burdened | LADEN |
| Just | MERELY |
| Preferring one’s own company, perhaps | ASOCIAL |
| They can be NOISELESS while stalking prey | LIONESSES |
| Explorers of the UNTRAVERSED | ADVENTURERS |
| Burden | ONUS |
| Old cable TV inits. | TNN |
| Fill in | BRIEF |
| Word repeated in “I ___, I ___, it’s off to work I go” | OWE |
| Lick, say | WET |
| “___ merci!” (French cry) | DIEU |
| “On it, captain!” | AYE, SIR |
| “No need to make me a plate” | I ATE |
| Five-letter word that replaces a four-letter word? | BLEEP |
| 1980s gaming inits. | NES |
| Not even | LESS THAN |
| Writing done GRAPHICALLY | CALLIGRAPHY |
| The Trojans lacked the FORESIGHT to turn this down | GIFT HORSE |
| It’s multilayered | ONION |
| You should always bring it to a competition | A-GAME |
| Children’s author Blyton | ENID |
| Be taken aback | REEL |
| One way to cook a 116-Across | SAUTE |
| Unenthusiastic | TEPID |
| They know the drill: Abbr. | SGTS |
| Word after hard or before short | SELL |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| “My Two ___” (2015 Claudia Harrington children’s book) | MOMS |
| Top | ONE-UP |
| Appliance brand since 1934 | AMANA |
| Pea shooters? | TENDRILS |
| “Sign me up!” | I’M IN! |
| Complete travesty | FARCE |
| Feature of many British accents | SILENT R |
| Binges too much, for short | ODS |
| As if orchestrated | RIGHT ON CUE |
| Indexed data structures | ARRAYS |
| Directly | DUE |
| Fourth person to walk on the moon | ALAN BEAN |
| Do a double take? | RESHOOT |
| Boot | EXPEL |
| Almost | NEAR |
| What makes Shrek shriek? | AN I |
| One side in a debate | CON |
| It may be blown | TNT |
| They may be blown | GASKETS |
| House Republican V.I.P. Stefanik | ELISE |
| Star in Canis Major | SIRIUS |
| Just so | TO A T |
| Hot dog topper | CHILI |
| Airline passenger request | AISLE |
| Lion ___ | TAMER |
| “Dear ___ Hansen” (2017 Tony-winning musical) | EVAN |
| Responds to br-r-r-isk weather? | SHIVERS |
| Like zebras and lions | MANED |
| Voice with an Echo | ALEXA |
| Rub it in | GLOAT |
| “It is what it is” and others | TRUISMS |
| Mike Krzyzewski, to Duke basketball fans | COACH K |
| Rise | CLIMB |
| Hot dog topper | SLAW |
| A little too silky, maybe | GLIB |
| Justin Trudeau, by birth | OTTAWAN |
| Don’t believe it! | LIE! |
| Aftmost masts on ships | MIZZENS |
| Gives fuel to | STOKES |
| Gets a move on, quaintly | HIES |
| Who can hear you scream in space | NO ONE |
| Ending with poly- | -GON |
| Title meaning “commander” | EMIR |
| “___ Meenie” (2010 hit) | EENIE |
| Battling | AT WAR |
| Rings up | DIALS |
| Showing the effects of an all-nighter, say | BLEARY-EYED |
| Give one’s blessing to | ALLOW |
| It has more coastline than California, surprisingly | MAINE |
| Score after seven points, maybe | AD OUT |
| Certain radio format | OLDIES |
| Apropos of | AS TO |
| “Like that’ll ever happen!” | YOU WISH! |
| “Appetizers” or “Desserts,” at a diner | MENU PAGE |
| International cosmetics company ___ Rocher | YVES |
| Content people? | CREATORS |
| Larsson who wrote “The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo” | STIEG |
| Pooh-pooh | SNEER AT |
| Common April activity, nowadays | E-FILING |
| Vietnamese sandwich | BANH MI |
| Group trying to sack a QB | D-LINE |
| Make over, as a ship | REFIT |
| A crowd, they say | THREE |
| It has 104-Down legs | EASEL |
| Obscure, with “out” | BLOT … |
| They may be set by industry grps. | STDS |
| Girl in “The Old Curiosity Shop” | NELL |
| sin/tan | COS |
| Major Japanese carrier | ANA |
| “Kill Bill” co-star | LIU |
| You can chew on it | PAP |
| Some appliances | GES |