Today’s crossword solution for the NY Times Crossword 24 Jun 22, 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
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Source of the quote “It is more blessed to give than to receive” | ACTS |
| Creator of terraced agricultural fields known as andenes | INCA |
| Not alcoholic | SOFT |
| Wig (out) | FREAK |
| Place to slurp ramen | NOODLE BAR |
| Meghan Markle’s “something borrowed” | TIARA |
| Cheesesteak topper | PROVOLONE |
| Good auto for an L.A.-to-N.Y.C. road trip? | TRANS AM |
| R.N.’s insertion | IV LINE |
| Queen’s protection | STINGER |
| Fermented beverage | ALE |
| Frequent maid of honor, in brief | SIS |
| Writers’ org. with apt initials | PEN |
| Alternative to blinds | ANTES |
| Mortgage offering | RATE |
| Historian Schomberg of the Harlem Renaissance | ARTURO |
| Literally, “skewer” | SHISH |
| Group photo pose during a rush | SORORITY SQUAT |
| Flip | GO APE |
| Jeep successor | HUMVEE |
| Leak (through) | SEEP |
| BART | San Francisco :: ___ : Philadelphia : SEPTA |
| Chemical suffix | -IDE |
| “The Simpsons” character with an 18-letter last name | APU |
| Record label co-founded by Drake | OVO |
| Longtime NPR call-in show | CAR TALK |
| Home to California’s Limekiln State Park | BIG SUR |
| Cheese from the south of Italy | BURRATA |
| Numbers that come after 1 | AREA CODES |
| Renée ___ Goldsberry of “Hamilton” | ELISE |
| Kind of architectural movement with the philosophy of living with less | TINY HOUSE |
| Author Mario Vargas ___ | LLOSA |
| Part of a French 101 conjugation | ETES |
| “Wuthering Heights” setting | MOOR |
| Impertinent sort | SNOT |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Toward the tail | AFT |
| Polecats, raccoons, squirrels, etc. | CRITTERS |
| Dress down | TEAR INTO |
| Brand once produced by Dow Chemical | SARAN |
| Somewhat | IN PART |
| Summer temperatures of 120º F, in Death Valley | NORM |
| Say “You’re so-o-o cute!,” e.g. | COO |
| “Stronger than pain” sloganeer | ADVIL |
| Persuade | SELL |
| Uncommon member of a high school band | OBOIST |
| Civil rights activist ___ Lou Hamer | FANNIE |
| Things that parks and families have | TREES |
| Marsupium, by another name | KANGAROO POUCH |
| Cause of a breakup | LOVERS’ QUARREL |
| Title for Frida Kahlo | SENORA |
| Brazilian’s place | SPA |
| Pallid | ASHY |
| Signature scent introduced in 1968 | ESTEE |
| Alive with excitement | AHUM |
| Itch | URGE |
| Mesopotamian goddess of love and war | ISHTAR |
| ___ facto | IPSO |
| Ohio claims to be its birthplace | AVIATION |
| TV character who said “I do love a locker room. It smells like potential” | TED LASSO |
| High-pitched cry | EEK! |
| Christmas ___ | SPIRIT |
| ___ Gant, protagonist of Thomas Wolfe’s “Look Homeward, Angel” | EUGENE |
| Windows might be opened by one | PC USER |
| Ease | ABATE |
| When doubled, racing sound | VROOM! |
| They’re denoted by T’s, for tees | TALLS |
| States | SAYS |
| X, maybe, in Spanish | BESO |
| What Salt-N-Pepa were not, despite their name | DUO |
| Gobble up | EAT |