0810-25 NY Times Crossword 10 Aug 25, Sunday

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Across

Clues Answers
Helpful site for a D.I.Y.’er EHOW
Thurman of film UMA
Need for a transfer of power? CORD
Make easier to swallow CHEW
Basis for a write-off, perhaps TAX ASSET
Mann who wrote songs for 1999’s “Magnolia” AIMEE
First name in country SHANIA
… something big and rocky with a Space Force base in it CHEYENNE MOUNTAIN
“So weird …” HOW ODD …
New York City’s ___ Place ASTOR
Norse mythology’s equivalent of Olympus ASGARD
Really tipsy PICKLED
Be possessive? OWN
Auctioneer’s cry SOLD!
… something pointy grown by Pinocchio DONKEY EARS
Teeming ABUNDANT
“This is the first truth that ___ thine own tongue was guilty of”: “All’s Well That Ends Well” E’ER
Mimic APE
Rep who’s not a Rep. DEM
Music genre associated with the tellum, or reverse mullet EMO
… something conical in a chemistry lab ERLENMEYER FLASK
… something round and metallic with kanji written on it JAPANESE YEN
Homes for hogs STIES
Run-down RATTY
Figure (out) SUSS
Disney snow queen ELSA
Approves OKS
Many a hangout in Boystown, Chicago GAY BAR
Tolerate ABIDE
Corner piece ROOK
Common remote batteries AAS
In the style of A LA
Children’s game phrase that should start the italicized clues … or a hint to eight squares in this puzzle I SPY WITH MY LITTLE EYE …
[Not another word!] [SHH!]
Location marker on a map app PIN
Novelist James AGEE
Mega-store? HOARD
Alfred E. ___, mascot of Mad magazine NEUMAN
Long-running drama with the protagonist Olivia Benson, for short SVU
Per ___ DIEM
Nowhere close AFAR
Hall’s music partner OATES
Certain water hazard SHOAL
… something yellow and happy in a text message SMILEY EMOJI
… something soft and melty in a black tub BREYERS ICE CREAM
Place with moving exhibits ZOO
Locale for a Snapple fact CAP
G.I. grub MRE
___ Hammarskjöld, only posthumous winner of a Nobel Peace Prize DAG
Outdoor event with costumes REN FAIRE
… something feathery sipping on nectar HONEYEATER
Final four event SEMI
Store that sells protein powder GNC
Single facial feature UNIBROW
One of the Jacksons LATOYA
Onionlike vegetables LEEKS
New home for a “fresh prince” in a 1990s sitcom BEL AIR
… something long and painted on a highway DOUBLE YELLOW LINE
Down in the dumps SULLEN
Pungent ACRID
Crispy tortilla-based dishes TOSTADAS
Funerary shroud PALL
Excellent, in 1990s slang PHAT
Elect (to) OPT
Herb paired with brown butter in sauces SAGE

Down

Clues Answers
… and so on ETC.
One of the text reaction buttons on an iPhone HA HA
Showy daisies OXEYES
Deliberate and unprovoked WANTON
A password might be provided with one USERNAME
First letter of “menorah,” in Hebrew MEM
“Let’s raise our glasses!” A TOAST!
Fortresses CITADELS
Poet Khayyám OMAR
Las Vegas’s Harry ___ International Airport REID
Thieves’ place DEN
Wedge placed next to a wheel to prevent it from moving CHOCK
Iowan, by another name HAWKEYE
Sherlock’s younger sister on TV ENOLA
Like the Río de la Plata vis-à-vis the Amazon WIDER
Noted N.S.A. whistle-blower SNOWDEN
One going fishing ANGLER
You might get one in a row SHINER
Contributes ADDS
Source of some base humor, for short? USO
Fast-food chain founded in New Orleans POPEYES
Some noblewomen DAMES
Happy, dopey, sneezy, sleepy, grumpy and bashful: Abbr. ADJS.
___ idéal BEAU
Ones making “Out!” cries UMPS
Advanced cautiously, front end first NOSED IN
Upgraded with new machinery RETOOLED
Several characters in nonfiction? ENS
Republican politico Haley NIKKI
Brendan of “The Mummy” FRASER
Ballad LAY
Held in check AT BAY
Tired STALE
Newswoman Phillips KYRA
“Please rush!” ASAP!
Hole for a shoelace EYELET
Archer’s protection ARM GUARD
Fund-raising fete GALA
Way around BYPASS
“Take that, loser!” I WIN!
Spanish interjection OYE!
Smash to smithereens ATOMIZE
“Word has it …” I HEAR …
Sleep, informally SHUTEYE
Topsy-turviness HAVOC
That group THEM
Cheese typically wrapped in paraffin EDAM
Sort who won’t heed the advice “Don’t look down”? SNOB
What abuts une côte MER
Diaphanous SHEER
Can you believe it? ISM
An ellipse has two of these FOCI
Slightly open AJAR
Ready to eat RIPE
Turn (in) SCREW
At all, with “the” … LEAST BIT
Out of touch for decades, say LONG LOST
Shakespearean potion ingredient EYE OF NEWT
Vacillator’s confession I’M TORN
Timeless AGE-OLD
Venice’s ___ Bridge RIALTO
Express Amtrak options ACELAS
Transportation centers HUBS
Slightly outdo ONE UP
Brand of wafer NILLA
Scrutinize EYEBALL
Animated daughter of King Triton ARIEL
“Ridiculous!” MY EYE!
Bit of blue on a map of Scotland LOCH
Otherworldly glow AURA
Radiohead’s first #1 album (2000) KID A
Holdup SNAG
Greeting with the hands DAP
___-eared LOP
Jargon suffix -ESE
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