Today’s crossword solution for the NY Times Crossword 14 Nov 21, Sunday. The New York Times Crosswords are very hard some times, with our help you will be able to finish the tricky definitions.
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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Miss | LASS |
| Fairy tale monster | OGRE |
| Meat in ragù al cinghiale | BOAR |
| “Everyone knows the secret now” | IT’S OUT |
| Lincoln or Ford | AUTO |
| Purchase in the board game Catan worth one wood and one brick | ROAD |
| Singer Guthrie | ARLO |
| Genre for Nirvana and Soundgarden | GRUNGE |
| Forgetfulness experienced by soon-to-be moms, informally | PREGNANCY BRAIN |
| Final innings, usually | NINTHS |
| Heinie | PATOOTIE |
| What a baby might start eating at around six months | SOLID FOOD |
| Universal donor’s blood type, informally | O-NEG |
| A, in Aachen | EIN |
| “Dancing With ___ Hands Tied” (Taylor Swift song) | OUR |
| What well-connected people may have | AN IN |
| Scented plug-in brand | GLADE |
| “Afternoon, pardner!” | HOW-DE-DO! |
| “Oh yeah? Give me an example!” | NAME ONE! |
| Response to a texted joke | LOL |
| Worldly wisdom | STREET SMARTS |
| Deg. for a creative type | MFA |
| Booting | EVICTING |
| Juice cleanse, essentially | LIQUID DIET |
| Cocktail made from gin, vermouth and Campari | NEGRONI |
| Big letters in home security | ADT |
| In Latin, it’s “stannum” | TIN |
| Pound part | OUNCE |
| Church council | SYNOD |
| Succeed in life | GO FAR |
| Portfolio listings | ASSETS |
| Common sense | MOTHER WIT |
| The “gone girl” in “Gone Girl” | AMY |
| A negative one might be positive | TEST |
| Used colored pencils, say | DREW |
| “___ be a real shame …” | IT’D |
| Jovian planets, by another name | GAS GIANTS |
| Changes back to factory defaults, say | RESETS |
| Way too loud | GAUDY |
| Figure in the iconic “We Can Do It!” poster | ROSIE |
| Quite enough | AMPLE |
| Bit of fiction | LIE |
| Suffix with quack and mock | -ERY |
| National law enforcement, informally | THE FEDS |
| Simple flotation device | POOL NOODLE |
| Arranges in random order | SHUFFLES |
| URL ending | EDU |
| TV display option | PLASMA SCREEN |
| ___ tai | MAI |
| Picked up | RESUMED |
| Above | ON TOP OF |
| Like the bread ideal for bread pudding | STALE |
| Theoretical primordial substance | YLEM |
| Word on an Irish plane | AER |
| Oscar-winning director Lee | ANG |
| Obama’s birthplace | OAHU |
| Playing to the crowd | PANDERING |
| Japanese condiment sprinkled on rice | FURIKAKE |
| Go back to the start, in a way | REWIND |
| Slogan about willpower … or a hint to four pairs of answers in this puzzle | MIND OVER MATTER |
| Courtroom cry | HEAR YE! |
| “Something From Nothing: The Art of Rap” director | ICE-T |
| Aptly named bus driver on “The Simpsons” | OTTO |
| Catering vessels | URNS |
| “Whatever you say, sweetheart” | OK, DEAR |
| Unilever tea brand | TAZO |
| Bert who played the Cowardly Lion | LAHR |
| Children’s author DiCamillo with two Newbery Medals | KATE |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Nordic native | LAPP |
| Invisible energy field | AURA |
| Proofreader’s directive | STET |
| Words moaned while eating a cheeseburger, maybe | SO GOOD |
| Give one’s address | ORATE |
| Get ready to sleep, cutesily | GO NIGHT-NIGHT |
| Candidate’s focus | RACE |
| Ice cream surname | EDY |
| British nobleman | BARONET |
| Like some traditions | ORAL |
| Et ___ (and others) | ALII |
| Sonata movement | RONDO |
| The uninformed masses, colloquially | IGNORATI |
| The Jonas Brothers, e.g. | TRIO |
| Dish named for a day of the week | SUNDAE |
| Toronto’s prov. | ONT |
| “What a mess!” | UGH! |
| Your: Fr. | TES |
| Bar ___ | NONE |
| Queen’s “We Will Rock You,” e.g. | B-SIDE |
| 2K, for one | FUN RUN |
| Sheep | EWE |
| Award hopeful | NOMINEE |
| Passes along to, in a way | INFECTS |
| Like the winner of a handwriting contest | NEATEST |
| Narrow valleys | GLENS |
| Very affectionate | LOVEY |
| Get on the same page, in corporate-speak | ALIGN |
| URL ending | ORG |
| Alternative to fiber or satellite | DSL |
| Leave off | OMIT |
| Early PC software | MS-DOS |
| Planting more than one kind of seed in a field, per Deuteronomy | SIN |
| Pollution stat | AQI |
| Historical subject of Hilary Mantel’s 2009 novel “Wolf Hall” | CROMWELL |
| Action item | TO-DO |
| Brings back to use | DUSTS OFF |
| Home of Guinea and Guinea-Bissau: Abbr. | AFR |
| “Yo ___” (internet meme with rapper Xzibit) | DAWG |
| Prioritization process | TRIAGE |
| It added “essential worker” in March of 2021: Abbr. | OED |
| Author Rand | AYN |
| Quaint contraction | ‘TIS |
| Title that comes from “Caesar” | TSAR |
| Assist | AID |
| Day celebrated by “Star Wars” fans | MAY THE FOURTH |
| Curtains | DRAPERY |
| Interior design job | REMODEL |
| Support, as a belief | ESPOUSE |
| Fellow | GUY |
| Like bacon and lobster, in Jewish law | TREF |
| Prime-time slot | TEN PM |
| Home of the National Voting Rights Museum | SELMA |
| Perfect | IDEAL |
| Nail polish brand | ESSIE |
| Like some nachos and questions | LOADED |
| “Real” ones were first issued in the 2010s | IDS |
| Muppet who hosts the “Not-Too-Late Show” | ELMO |
| Fifth-century invader | HUN |
| Poisonous shrub | OLEANDER |
| Suffix with Euclid | -EAN |
| Metric for online traffic, in brief | SEO |
| Get ready for action | STAND TO |
| The “C” of D.R.C. | CONGO |
| World of Warcraft, e.g., for short | RPG |
| One who’s at home on the job? | UMPIRE |
| Branch of Islam | SHIA |
| Thai taxi with a repetitive name | TUK-TUK |
| Send, as payment | REMIT |
| Mail, e.g. | ARMOR |
| Actress Taylor-Joy of “The Queen’s Gambit” | ANYA |
| Costa ___ | RICA |
| Mother of Don Juan | INEZ |
| Cheese on a meze platter | FETA |
| Gillette razor | ATRA |
| Daily Planet reporter | KENT |
| Gaelic tongue | ERSE |
| Sorority letter | RHO |
| “Yikes!” | EEK! |
| Pile of cash | WAD |
| TV button: Abbr. | VOL |