NY Times Crossword 14 Nov 20, Saturday
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Across
Clues | Answers |
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Discusses | GOES INTO |
Proceed down the runway, perhaps | SASHAY |
Polish, say | EUROPEAN |
Sharp | ASTUTE |
Working as a go-between | LIAISING |
Literally, “art-doer” | GEISHA |
Achilles, for example | TENDON |
Pines | ACHES |
“All ___ are civil ___, because all men are brothers” (quote attributed to François Fénelon) | WARS |
For whom the ravens Huginn and Muninn collect intel, in legend | ODIN |
Lane hugger? | KENT |
California roll ingredient | AVOCADO |
Religious observance | HOLY DAY |
Assembly line feature | ROBOT ARM |
“___ the Wizard” (show tune) | HE’S |
“My Violent Evil Monster Just Scared Us Nuts” and others | MNEMONIC DEVICES |
Swan song | END |
Me time, say | SOLITUDE |
Countless | UMPTEEN |
Attachment to a car’s dashboard | GPS UNIT |
Stick: Sp. | PALO |
Late actress Diana of “Game of Thrones” | RIGG |
Parliament votes | AYES |
High dudgeon | WRATH |
See for a bit | PEEK AT |
“Kimigayo,” in Japan | ANTHEM |
Comic actor who played Sir Robin and Harry the Haggler | ERIC IDLE |
62-Down part | RETINA |
Fresh bread? | NEW MONEY |
Formal | DRESSY |
Turn off | ALIENATE |
Down
Clues | Answers |
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It might be hair-raising | GEL |
Parlement vote | OUI |
Historian’s specialty, perhaps | ERA |
“I see you’ve left me no choice” | SO IT’S COME TO THIS |
___ dixit | IPSE |
Bundestag vote | NEIN |
Adjective on an Indian menu | TANDOORI |
“I swear!” | ON GOD! |
Concern about an old sofa | SAG |
Unmoored, in a way | ASEA |
Predicament | STICKY SITUATION |
Quieted down | HUSHED |
Mythical figure associated with snakes | ATHENA |
Like some bread and beer | YEASTY |
Research org. in Bethesda | NIH |
Getting close, perhaps | WARM |
Bath water? | AVON |
Cover-up in court | ROBE |
Totally useless | NO HELP |
Do makeup? | ATONE |
Something to sneeze at? | DANDER |
Brand with a classic “501 Blues” ad campaign | LEVIS |
Roast V.I.P.s | MCS |
Crude verse | DOGGEREL |
Big Apple sch. system | CUNY |
1960s “It Girl” Sedgwick | EDIE |
Preceders of spikes, in volleyball | SETS |
Rising | UPWARD |
Eliot hero | MARNER |
Tributary of the Missouri | PLATTE |
Chill | NIP |
Davis of Hollywood | GEENA |
___ teeth (rarity) | HEN’S |
New Zealand demonym | KIWI |
Very top | ACME |
When the National Day of Prayer is celebrated | MAY |
Forensic science subject | DNA |
Diminutive suffix | -LET |
Body part with a 63-Across | EYE |