NY Times Crossword 14 Jul 20, Tuesday
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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Grant entry to | LET IN |
| Things that may be open or folded | ARMS |
| “Friends” or “Frasier” | SHOW |
| Pizzeria needs | OVENS |
| Jacob’s first bride | LEAH |
| Give a hoot | CARE |
| Super-cold spell on the set of a 1996 Broadway musical? | RENT FREEZE |
| What yeast makes dough do | RISE |
| One of the First Nations of Canada | CREE |
| Primates, for humans | ORDER |
| Newsmaking ex-Yankee, informally | A-ROD |
| Have a magnetic effect on | ATTRACT |
| Gloss targets | LIPS |
| Org. concerned with sustainability | EPA |
| Full out | WHOLE-HOG |
| Waxing crescent, e.g. | PHASE |
| Succumb to pressure | CRACK |
| Abbr. in a discount bin | IRR |
| Tweetstorm, e.g. | RANT |
| Old piano’s sound | PLONK |
| Christmas ___ | TREE |
| Have title to | OWN |
| Concert piano | GRAND |
| Trying to look cultured | ARTSY |
| Saying “No thanks” to, say | SKIPPING |
| One of the components of an M.L.B. Triple Crown | RBI |
| Workplace discrimination law enforcer, for short | EEOC |
| We two | YOU AND I |
| Where to find Amazon’s Alexa | ECHO |
| Modern missives | |
| Norse goddess of fate | NORN |
| Suds maker | SOAP |
| Positive, albeit terse, review of a 2003 Broadway musical? | WICKED GOOD |
| Like tales you can’t believe | TALL |
| Poker prerequisite | ANTE |
| Dark, yellowish green | OLIVE |
| It keeps the wheels turning | AXLE |
| Muckraking journalist Jacob | RIIS |
| Kind of message made obsolescent by faxes | TELEX |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Poet/playwright Federico García ___ | LORCA |
| Chris in the International Tennis Hall of Fame | EVERT |
| Core belief | TENET |
| It may grow via compounding | INTEREST |
| Abbr. on a returned check | NSF |
| Wide-eyed | ALERT |
| Plant by a pond | REED |
| Lab rat’s challenge | MAZE |
| Genius, informally | SHERLOCK |
| What a bandage may cover | SCRAPE |
| Souvenir from a 1968 Broadway musical? | HAIR SHIRT |
| Estimator’s phrase | OR SO |
| Gardener’s bane | WEED |
| Almond ___ (candy brand) | ROCA |
| Something studied by a primatologist | APE |
| Sort | ILK |
| All wet | WRONG |
| Unit in the measure of a horse’s height | HAND |
| Miners’ finds | ORES |
| Jennifer of “Dirty Dancing” | GREY |
| Reasons to do something | PROS |
| War supporter | HAWK |
| Performance venue for a 1977 Broadway musical? | ANNIE HALL |
| Extended family | CLAN |
| Conflict helpful to customers | PRICE WAR |
| Word with love or right | … TRIANGLE |
| Collector of letters: Abbr. | GPO |
| “Aladdin” monkey | ABU |
| Sexiest Man Alive magazine | PEOPLE |
| Auditioner’s desire | ROLE |
| “Aiiieee!” | YIKES! |
| Dieter’s food request, maybe | NO OIL |
| Motored | DROVE |
| End of many a nonfiction book | INDEX |
| ___ noche (tonight: Sp.) | ESTA |
| Sweet-talk | COAX |
| ___ Cooper | MINI |
| Broadway opening? | ACT I |
| Pointillism unit | DOT |