NY Times Crossword 12 May 19, Sunday

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Across

Clues Answers
Whole lot TON
Recalcitrant child’s cry I WON’T!
Early 20th-century author who foresaw TV and wireless telephones BAUM
Moved surreptitiously STOLE
Squabbling AT IT
Multitask command MACRO
As well ALSO
Assailed HAD AT
What’s measured by [circled letters] MINERAL HARDNESS [MOHS]
States as fact AVERS
Some group dinners POTLUCKS
Employ cajolery on COAX
In the indeterminate future SOME DAY
Wan ASHEN
Have nothing to do with SHUN
Take place OCCUR
Coveted Scrabble tile ESS
What’s measured by [circled letters] TEMPERATURE [CELSIUS]
D.C. nine NATS
2006 novel for which Cormac McCarthy won a Pulitzer Prize THE ROAD
In the least AT ALL
Org. with Sharks and Penguins NHL
Parts of reviews you might not want to read SPOILERS
Philosophy ISM
Follow-up shot BOOSTER
Besmirch TAR
___ colada PINA
Grad ALUM
“I said enough!” STOP IT!
Chemical compound ENOL
One side of an argument CON
“Ora pro ___” NOBIS
Grab quickly SNAP UP
Q-V link -R-S-T-U-
What’s measured by [circled letters] WIND SPEED [BEAUFORT]
Nascar ___ (demographic group) DADS
Puncture PIERCE
Brand pitched as “Always Comfortable” SERTA
Contented sound AAH!
Heroic poetry EPOS
Hatfield haters MCCOYS
Small dam WEIR
Clubs, e.g. … or entry requirement for some clubs SUIT

Down

Clues Answers
City famous for its Cuban sandwiches TAMPA
Serving no practical purpose OTIOSE
Individual tic-tac-toe squares NINTHS
Desktop item since 1998 IMAC
Beat the rap WALK
Phil who sang “Love Me, I’m a Liberal” OCHS
Packers’ org.? NRA
Set aflame TORCHED
One of a bunch? BANANA
Women’s soccer star ___ Morgan ALEX
Letters at sea USS
Crustaceans that carry their own camouflage MOSS CRABS
Performing whale, once SHAMU
Establishment frequented by Falstaff TAVERN
Really binged, briefly OD’ED
Yuri Zhivago’s love LARA
Competitor of Amazon Handmade ETSY
Moon of Saturn named after a Greek Oceanid TELESTO
Hightail it RUN
Gloomy DOUR
Predators of armadillos and rabbits OCELOTS
Places where cucumber slices are not for salad SPAS
Openly gay OUT
Tending toward an outcome TELIC
Before, old-style ERE NOW
Rick of “Ghostbusters” MORANIS
Nickname for Thomasina TAMMIE
Like Henry VIII, religiously ANTI-PAPAL
Former Showtime series about Henry VIII THE TUDORS
Camera inits. SLR
Cool HIP
Symbol of craziness LOON
Home of Hearst Castle SAN SIMEON
Alee, at sea PROTECTED
Dubious excuse for not turning in homework I LOST IT
Poor SUBPAR
Powerful queen, in hearts SPADE
Maryland athlete, for short TERP
Singer Bocelli ANDREA
Bad thing to be left in, with “the” LURCH
Feeling unsettled, in a way SEASICK
“Hey, over here!” PSST!
Like Indiana Dunes among the U.S.’s 61 national parks NEWEST
Three-time Pro Bowler Culpepper DAUNTE
Actor Bud of “Harold and Maude” CORT
Break from screen viewing EYE REST
45 things HI-FIS
Gives up for good SWEARS OFF
Excessively TOO
Line on a map: Abbr. RTE
Nipple TEAT
Attainable IN REACH
Great time ERA
Big brand in soft drinks SUNKIST
Pizza chain since 1956 SBARRO
W.W. II admiral nicknamed “Bull” HALSEY
Preliminary exam: Abbr. QUAL
Transport to Sugar Hill, in a classic song “A” TRAIN
Unlike most of Perry Mason’s clients GUILTY
Setting for fraud, maybe ARSON
Roster builders, briefly GMS
Bel ___ cheese PAESE
Wild goat IBEX
Word before and after “all” MINE
Round part of a tool PEEN
___ bean FAVA
Lose steam TIRE
“Bus Stop” playwright INGE
Like bourbon AGED
Zip NIL
Morning coat DEW