NY Times Crossword 12 Feb 22, Saturday
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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Fast food order | COMBO |
| Balderdash | CLAPTRAP |
| Making of an impression? | APERY |
| 1962 #1 hit for the Crystals featuring a biker on the record sleeve | HE’S A REBEL |
| Rock genre | METAL |
| Bit of census data | ETHNICITY |
| Slips | ERRS |
| ___ hulu manu (feathery adornment) | LEI |
| Actor James of “The Blacklist” | SPADER |
| People with a language of the same name | LAO |
| Steamed source of stimulation | LATTE |
| Famille member | PERE |
| Voting rights activist who founded Fair Fight Action | STACEY ABRAMS |
| Russian dumplings | PIROGI |
| Facility | EASE |
| Some undergrad degs. | BAS |
| Where an athlete might dunk | ICE BATH |
| Miser | SCROOGE |
| Org. tracking metadata | NSA |
| A sculpture of a three-legged one is considered lucky in feng shui | TOAD |
| ___ James, the so-called “King of the Slide Guitar” | ELMORE |
| “You have to look at the bigger picture” | CONTEXT IS KEY |
| Group whose logo is a mirror ambigram | ABBA |
| N.B.A. great Baylor | ELGIN |
| Goddess: Lat. | DEA |
| Cavort | PRANCE |
| Central square, perhaps | TAC |
| Though commonly known as vegetables, botanically they are fruit | PEAS |
| Wicca symbol | PENTAGRAM |
| Two-time Grammy winner Bryson | PEABO |
| Condiment made with peanuts | SATE SAUCE |
| Conversation starter | HELLO |
| Dodge S.U.V.s | DURANGOS |
| Pal of Kent and Lane | OLSEN |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Figure skating move based on the arabesque in ballet | CAMEL SPIN |
| Theatrically exaggerated behavior | OPERATICS |
| Population calculation scope | METRO AREA |
| Cuup products | BRAS |
| Olive ___ | OYL |
| Comic relief role in “Tarzan” | CHEETA |
| 1970 music documentary that won an Oscar for Best Original Score | LET IT BE |
| Hard wood | ASH |
| Goes for the gold? | PANS |
| What comes before the fall? | TRIP |
| Features of many season premieres | RECAPS |
| Stomach | ABIDE |
| “Great” man | PETER |
| Zither relative | LYRE |
| Flatter effusively | LAY IT ON |
| Italian for “tied together” | LEGATO |
| Modern and Classical periods | ERAS |
| Parent of a cygnet | COB |
| Antithesis of a hedonist | ASCETIC |
| Noted spelling expert | MERLIN |
| Focus of literary agents | BOOK DEALS |
| Obliging | AGREEABLE |
| “Later!” | SEE YA SOON! |
| Not fancy in the least | HATE |
| Ashram sounds | OMS |
| Fast-food chain with the slogan “UnFreshing Believable” | DEL TACO |
| Three-beat gait | CANTER |
| Annual event with Ski Slopestyle and Skateboard Vert | X GAMES |
| Starters, for short | APPS |
| It’s found at the bottom of the food pyramid | BREAD |
| Language family of Swahili or Zulu | BANTU |
| ___ Milà, landmark building in Barcelona | CASA |
| 2011 Pulitzer winner Jennifer | EGAN |
| Spa offering | PEEL |
| Word after throw or scatter | … RUG |
| Aromatic noodle soup | PHO |