NY Times Crossword 12 Apr 22, Tuesday
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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Skunk’s defense | ODOR |
| High school exam, for short | PSAT |
| Reddish-purple salad ingredient | BEET |
| Apple TV+ alternative | HULU |
| Shakespeare villain who says “I am not what I am” | IAGO |
| Literature Nobelist Alice | MUNRO |
| They’re long for an underdog | ODDS |
| Steffi with seven Wimbledon titles | GRAF |
| Church choir accompaniment | ORGAN |
| Temp job? | METEOROLOGIST |
| ___/her pronouns | SHE |
| Prevailed | WON |
| Necklace that can be made with kukui nuts | LEI |
| Prefix with liberal or conservative | NEO- |
| Union job? | WEDDING PLANNER |
| Ones potentially contacted in “first contact” | ALIENS |
| Vowel sound at the end of 15- and 26-Across | LONG O |
| “La Vie en Rose” singer Edith | PIAF |
| End of a hairy limb | PAW |
| Watery or papery | THIN |
| Yiddish “Yikes!” | OY VEY! |
| Have ambitions (to) | ASPIRE |
| Flex job? | YOGA INSTRUCTOR |
| It sells, it’s said | SEX |
| MSNBC competitor | CNN |
| Chaired | RAN |
| Like the opening of Mahler’s Symphony No. 9 | IND |
| Dream job? | PSYCHOANALYST |
| It travels at nearly 300 million meters per second | LIGHT |
| Apple Store offerings | MACS |
| Story of one’s life? | OBIT |
| “Music is powered by ___”: Yo-Yo Ma | IDEAS |
| Olympian’s sword | EPEE |
| Fuzzy bit of car décor | DICE |
| Literature Nobelist Morrison | TONI |
| Some lab liquids | SERA |
| Like Scotch | AGED |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| “Well, well, well!” | OHO! |
| Fizzling firework | DUD |
| Encyclopedia volumes vis-à-vis Wikipedia, e.g. | OLD MEDIA |
| Deceptive trick | RUSE |
| Old-fashioned message carriers | PIGEONS |
| South Asian wrap | SARONG |
| Petri dish filler | AGAR |
| Coming up next | TO FOLLOW |
| Small town | BURG |
| Driving force? | ENGINE |
| One might take off a few marks | ERASER |
| Spanish for “foolish” | TONTO |
| What may be heard in a herd | MOOING |
| Exact lookalike | TWIN |
| Slim and trim | LEAN |
| Give this for that | SWAP |
| Lead-in to pad | HELI- |
| Clear up, as ski goggles | DEFOG |
| Works in a theater | PLAYS |
| Likely to offend, in brief | NOT PC |
| George Eliot and George Orwell, for two | PEN NAMES |
| Really prosper | HIT IT BIG |
| ___ Man, one of the Avengers | IRON |
| Wonkish sort | NERD |
| America’s Cup vessels | YACHTS |
| Bottleful in un ristorante | VINO |
| It was once the world’s fourth-largest lake | ARAL SEA |
| Sch. system with campuses in Buffalo and Binghamton | SUNY |
| Affirmative reply to “Understand?” | YES I DO |
| Most abundant element in Earth’s crust | OXYGEN |
| Bullet with a trail | TRACER |
| Bad break in bowling | SPLIT |
| Spiced tea | CHAI |
| Scruff of the neck | NAPE |
| Many a cocktail mixer | SODA |
| “Rocks” in a cocktail | ICE |
| Big name in online talks | TED |