Today’s crossword solution for the NY Times Crossword 15 Oct 22, Saturday. The New York Times Crosswords are very hard some times, with our help you will be able to finish the tricky definitions.
Below you will find all the answers for the NY Times Crossword 15 Oct 22, Saturday divided to 2 sections, Across clues and Down Clues.
Did you find what you needed?
We hope you did!.
Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Tricky spot to be in? | MAGIC SHOP |
| COPY, perhaps | STAMP |
| Coffee order | AMERICANO |
| Seasonal shop, e.g. | POP-UP |
| Adherent to the motto “Fortune favors the bold” | RISK TAKER |
| Wrong | AMISS |
| Pretentious display | ARTSINESS |
| Start fishing | CAST |
| Org. with many overseas workers | CIA |
| What makes the short list? | ETC |
| Prefix with -centric | ETHNO- |
| Father of Calypso | ATLAS |
| Nothing to write home about | MEH |
| Something you might get at the beach | COLOR |
| Volleyball position | SETTER |
| Large storage unit | PETABYTE |
| Home contractor specialty, for short | HVAC |
| Word with bread or water | SODA |
| Certain marine herd | WHALE POD |
| Lickspittle | YES-MAN |
| Loved, with “up” | EATEN |
| Word that retains its meaning when preceded by “no” | DUH |
| Be a pest, in a way | TEASE |
| Took a hard fall, informally | BIT IT |
| Something a TV station may not earn money from, for short | PSA |
| Abbr. in calculus | LIM |
| Verdant | LUSH |
| Declaration of innocence | IT WASN’T ME |
| Boy who said “Sure, Charlie Brown, I can tell you what Christmas is all about” | LINUS |
| “Beowulf” and “Aeneid,” for two | EPIC POEMS |
| Warmest month in Patagonia | ENERO |
| Is shocked or horrified by the image of, jocularly | CAN’T UNSEE |
| First permanent settlement by people of European descent in what is now Utah | OGDEN |
| M.I.T.’s sports team name | ENGINEERS |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Latin music duo | MARACAS |
| “Ain’t it so?” | AM I RITE? |
| Big picture | GESTALT |
| Ticks off | IRKS |
| Corp. with a red umbrella implied in its logo | CITI |
| What classic sonnets do | SCAN |
| N.B.A. legend Olajuwon | HAKEEM |
| Simple dance | ONE-STEP |
| Taycan and Macan | PORSCHES |
| Head-in-the-clouds sort | SPACE CADET |
| What makes clam chowder “Manhattan” rather than “New England” | TOMATO BASE |
| How an imitator or silly person acts | APISHLY |
| Words of prohibition | MUST NOT |
| Here’s even more: Abbr. | PPS |
| Rock that’s graded | ORE |
| Fashion trend embraced by Fendi and Versace | ATHLEISURE |
| Potentially prophetic child | SEVENTH SON |
| Lil Baby’s genre | RAP |
| The first “T” of TOTY (___ of the Year award) | TOY |
| Renaissance-era cup | CODPIECE |
| Bug catcher | WEB |
| Coming down hard? | HAILING |
| Keyed in (to) | ATTUNED |
| Item on a janitorial cart | DUSTPAN |
| Certain lap dog | MALTESE |
| Not quite boiling | ASIMMER |
| Pokémon’s Gary and Ash, e.g. | NEMESES |
| Verbal interruption and hesitation | HAWING |
| Prologue follower | ACT I |
| Woven, as a 37-Down | SPUN |
| Choice of one who’s too hard to please | NONE |
| “Titanic” co-star, familiarly | LEO |