Today’s crossword solution for the NY Times Crossword 1 Nov 21, Monday. 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 |
|---|---|
| “No need to say it again” | I KNOW |
| Group of criminals | GANG |
| Father on a stud farm | SIRE |
| Tennis star Osaka | NAOMI |
| Cookie whose packaging shows a splash of milk | OREO |
| What might give “caws” for concern for a farmer? | CROW |
| “Cómo ___?” (“How are you?”: Sp.) | ESTAS |
| Droplet of happiness or sadness | TEAR |
| Assistant | AIDE |
| Things modern travelers pack | PHONE CHARGERS |
| Woodman’s makeup in “The Wizard of Oz” | TIN |
| Auto tankful | GAS |
| Dickens’s Oliver Twist or Kipling’s Mowgli | ORPHAN |
| In the year of ___ Lord | OUR |
| Decrease in size, as the moon | WANE |
| NNW’s opposite | SSE |
| Forms of some kids’ multivitamins | GUMMY BEARS |
| Direction after adding sugar | STIR |
| Stockpile | AMASS |
| ___-tac-toe | TIC |
| Road Work ___ (highway sign) | AHEAD |
| Ice hockey venue | RINK |
| Breakfast side at a diner | HASH BROWNS |
| “___, humbug!” | BAH |
| Exam | TEST |
| One who cries “Yer out!” | UMP |
| Ice hockey player | SKATER |
| Ironically humorous | WRY |
| Score 100% on | ACE |
| Government-backed investments | TREASURY BILLS |
| B# or B♭ | NOTE |
| The Cowboys’ five-pointed star or the Colts’ horseshoe | LOGO |
| Listings on an actor’s IMDb page | ROLES |
| Melee | FRAY |
| Idiot | DOLT |
| Cognizant (of) | AWARE |
| Camera’s “eye” | LENS |
| Ocular swelling | STYE |
| Items on a to-do list | TASKS |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Like a butterfingers | INEPT |
| Healthful Kellogg’s cereal brand | KASHI |
| Off, palindromically | NOT ON |
| “Toe” of the Arabian Peninsula | OMAN |
| Smart alecks | WISE GUYS |
| High schoolers who dress in black, maybe | GOTHS |
| Calculation in calculus | AREA |
| In the neighborhood | NEAR |
| Mythological monsters with snakes for hair | GORGONS |
| Steep embankment | SCARP |
| Traditional St. Patrick’s Day dish | IRISH STEW |
| Support for a shower curtain | ROD |
| Farm animal that sounds like a letter of the alphabet | EWE |
| Low-___ diet | CARB |
| “Able was I ___ I saw Elba” | ERE |
| Like Russia, east of the Urals | ASIAN |
| Jocks’ counterparts, stereotypically | NERDS |
| Southern Siberian city | OMSK |
| Dress part that may be taken in | WAIST |
| St. Louis landmark | ARCH |
| Clothes | GARBS |
| Inuit boat | UMIAK |
| Whiskey cocktail … or where it was invented | MANHATTAN |
| When planes are due in, for short | ETAS |
| Engage in some “retail therapy” | SHOP |
| Kid with military parents | ARMY BRAT |
| Some angels … or some newspapers | HERALDS |
| Hide in a hard-to-find spot | BURY |
| Prop for a football kickoff | TEE |
| Three-point shots, informally | TREYS |
| Jotted down | WROTE |
| Star student’s report card, maybe | ALL AS |
| Worker for a Supreme Court justice | CLERK |
| Twisty curves | ESSES |
| Chimney buildup | SOOT |
| Pretty ___ (oxymoron) | UGLY |
| Hawkeye State | IOWA |
| Org. that’s home to the ends of 20-, 32-, 41- and 52-Across | NFL |
| Mineral-bearing rock | ORE |
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