Today’s crossword solution for the NY Times Crossword 1 Dec 21, Wednesday. 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 |
|---|---|
| Titan of industry | CZAR |
| Peyote and prickly pear | CACTI |
| Bash | FETE |
| Crazy, in Spanish | LOCO |
| Literary partner of Porthos and Aramis | ATHOS |
| Like the Australian outback | ARID |
| Play a wrong note during a violin sonata? | ERR ON THE G STRING (from “Air on the G String”) |
| Artist Kahlo | FRIDA |
| Source of milk for Manchego cheese | EWE |
| Roast host | EMCEE |
| Golf course supply | SOD |
| Totally wreck, as a noob | PWN |
| Ripped | TORE |
| Little prince taking a bath? | CLEAN HEIR ACT (from “Clean Air Act”) |
| Went it alone | SOLOED |
| Suffix with auction | -EER |
| “Get out!” | SHOO! |
| Smooths (out) | IRONS |
| Largest artificial satellite in orbit, before 9-Down | MIR |
| Leave a mark on | STAIN |
| Muppet’s makeup | FELT |
| One might read “Don’t talk to me until I’ve had my coffee” | MUG |
| No-can-do | UNABLE |
| “We all put things on TV sometimes”? | TO AIR IS HUMAN (from “to err is human”) |
| Fretboard locale | NECK |
| D.C. player | NAT |
| American acquisition of 2001 | TWA |
| Condescend (to) | DEIGN |
| Lip balm brand with a pod-shaped container | EOS |
| Pink-red hue | CORAL |
| Headline after Jane becomes queen? | EYRE TO THE THRONE (from “heir to the throne”) |
| Something to regress to | MEAN |
| Numbers for a diva | ARIAS |
| Very top | APEX |
| First word of Sondheim’s “Send in the Clowns” | ISN’T … |
| Where Nintendo is headquartered | KYOTO |
| Mother of Helen of Troy | LEDA |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Heads of staff? | CLEFS |
| Swordsman with a horse named Tornado | ZORRO |
| Nostril-burning | ACRID |
| Church cross | ROOD |
| Only domestic species in the family Felidae | CAT |
| She created the olive tree, in myth | ATHENA |
| ___ toy | CHEW |
| In a relationship | TOGETHER |
| 39-Across successor: Abbr. | ISS |
| What wearing a shirt at the beach might get you | FARMER’S TAN |
| Former attorney general Holder | ERIC |
| One of three in the foreground of “American Gothic” | TINE |
| Upper hand | EDGE |
| Home of the first pizza | NAPLES |
| Actress Hatcher | TERI |
| Calendar abbr. | WED |
| Anthem contraction | O’ER |
| Delegation | CONTINGENT |
| Hey, for horses? | NEIGH |
| Obsessed captain | AHAB |
| Roll of stamps | COIL |
| Timbre | TONE |
| Filter (through) | SIFT |
| ___ O’s (Post cereal) | OREO |
| “Whatever ___ wants, ___ gets” (“Damn Yankees” lyric) | LOLA |
| Skill never performed by 15-Across, oddly enough | MUSKETRY |
| Grab suddenly | SNATCH |
| Word with stand or drop | MIC … |
| Actress Thurman | UMA |
| 1996 musical set in New York’s Alphabet City | RENT |
| Vote out, say | UNSEAT |
| Amnesia in soap operas, e.g. | TROPE |
| Diminished | WANED |
| Voice with an Echo | ALEXA |
| Singer Lovato | DEMI |
| Hawks have sharp ones | EYES |
| Modern home of ancient Persepolis | IRAN |
| Birthplace of seven U.S. presidents | OHIO |
| Kind of thermometer | ORAL |
| Barrel wood | OAK |
| General on a menu | TSO |