NY Times Crossword 14 May 21, Friday
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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Event with kings and queens | DRAG SHOW |
| Avon lady, for one | BRITON |
| Beverage such as huangjiu or cheongju | RICE WINE |
| “We absolutely aren’t doing that!” | OH NO! NO! |
| Put off paying, say | OPEN A TAB |
| What might go through the wringer | WET MOP |
| “Dumb and Dumber” duo | SILENT BS |
| Odorless hydrocarbon | ETHANE |
| Runs or walks | STAT |
| Willing participant? | HEIR |
| Dome of Notre-Dame? | TETE |
| Iconic sports cars, for short | ‘VETTES |
| Jolly laugh | HO HO! |
| Worked in Starbuck’s business | WHALED |
| Patronize farm stands and farmer’s markets, say | EAT LOCAL |
| Co-star of TV’s “thirtysomething” | KEN OLIN |
| Terra firma | DRY LAND |
| Apocalyptic event in Norse mythology | RAGNAROK |
| Revises | EMENDS |
| Lumber | PLOD |
| Locks you pick? | TOUPEE |
| Took some steps | TROD |
| Word on a Champagne bottle | BRUT |
| Triangular sails | JIBS |
| “___ Twain” (platinum album of 1993) | SHANIA |
| iPhone on display at an Apple Store, e.g. | DEMO UNIT |
| Rise | ASCEND |
| “You don’t need to tell me …” | I REALIZE … |
| Fixed | SPAYED |
| Moonstone, for Florida | STATE GEM |
| No fans | HATERS |
| Hip joints | HOTSPOTS |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Rubbish | DROSS |
| Smack a baseball hard | RIP IT |
| What’s on the fast track? | ACELA |
| “The Balcony” playwright Jean | GENET |
| Lead-in to son or song | SWAN |
| Drop down suddenly | HIT THE DIRT |
| With money at stake | ON A BET |
| Safari destination | WEBSITE |
| Who defeated Holyfield to become the world heavyweight boxing champion in 1992 | BOWE |
| Butler in the old South | RHETT |
| Short | IN THE HOLE |
| Incapable fighter, in boxing slang | TOMATO CAN |
| Start of a two-part thought | ON ONE HAND … |
| Informal denial | NOPE |
| Perceptive sense | READ |
| Soccer star Carlos | VELA |
| Halal cart fare, informally | STREET MEAT |
| Mother and father, slangily, with “the” | … OLDS |
| Sitcom station | WKRP |
| Where some sweaters hang | HEALTH SPA |
| Pet breed from Turkey | ANGORA CAT |
| Sight from Big Ben | LONDON EYE |
| ___ disease | LYME |
| One getting pwned in online gaming | NOOB |
| Language spoken in Iraq | KURDISH |
| ___ Vallarta (popular gay vacation destination) | PUERTO |
| Where a “houseboat” is a banana split | DINER |
| Southern refreshment | JULEP |
| ___ Montoya, swordsman in “The Princess Bride” | INIGO |
| “Carmen” composer | BIZET |
| Sticks in the mud? | STEMS |
| It’s fit for a queen | SASH |
| Puts on | ADDS |
| Overnight ___ (trendy breakfast) | OATS |