Today’s crossword solution for the NY Times Crossword 16 Aug 21, Monday. 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 16 Aug 21, Monday divided to 2 sections, Across clues and Down Clues.
Did you find what you needed?
We hope you did!. If you are still unsure with some definitions, don’t hesitate to search them here with our crossword puzzle solver.
Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Transform, as from one being into another | MORPH |
| Send, as payment | REMIT |
| Bro and sis | SIBS |
| In the know | AWARE |
| Beethoven’s “Für ___” | ELISE |
| “Orinoco Flow” singer | ENYA |
| Address every aspect of something | COVER ALL THE BASES |
| Ram’s ma’am? | EWE |
| Pseudonym of the essayist Charles Lamb | ELIA |
| Impersonate | POSE AS |
| Bit of cunning | WILE |
| Part of a wineglass or watch | STEM |
| “Kill the ump!,” e.g. | CRY |
| Immediately | RIGHT OFF THE BAT |
| Proficient | ADROIT |
| Supervillain in Marvel comics | ARES |
| One way up a mountain | T-BAR |
| Potters’ materials | CLAYS |
| Email about big lottery winnings, usually | SCAM |
| Illegal payment | BRIBE |
| ___ Sabe (the Lone Ranger, to Tonto) | KEMO |
| Babe in the woods | NAIF |
| Not off one’s rocker? | SEATED |
| Oddly and unexpectedly | OUT OF LEFT FIELD |
| “Yo, what’s happening” | SUP |
| “Mm-hmm, it’s clear now” | I SEE |
| Money to tide one over | LOAN |
| One way boats come | ASHORE |
| Air-condition | COOL |
| Outburst in a nursery | WAH! |
| Situation that starts things completely over | WHOLE NEW BALL GAME |
| Be inclined (to) | TEND |
| “Awesome!” | SWEET! |
| Use the return key for | ENTER |
| Things assayers assay | ORES |
| Pitchers | EWERS |
| Cockamamie | NUTSO |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Self-defense spray | MACE |
| Response to a sting | OW OW! |
| Gush praise | RAVE |
| Opposite of post- | PRE- |
| “Voilà!” | HERE IT IS! |
| Kind of pitcher | RELIEF |
| Jazz legend Fitzgerald | ELLA |
| Prestigious sch. in metro Boston | MIT |
| Kinda-sorta: Suffix | -ISH |
| Shelters once made from buffalo skins | TEEPEES |
| Sail the seven ___ | SEAS |
| Camper’s annoyance | INSECT BITE |
| One way to “play it” | BY EAR |
| Smart-mouthed | SASSY |
| Apportion | ALLOT |
| Go over terribly with an audience | BOMB |
| Snide question to one issuing a challenge | WHO? YOU? |
| Attack with a low flyover | STRAFE |
| The outsiders | THEM |
| Strain, as one’s brain | RACK |
| Like a team on a day off | IDLE |
| Early record player | GRAMOPHONE |
| Effortless | FACILE |
| Transportation in a Duke Ellington tune | A-TRAIN |
| Member of the first family | ABEL |
| Actor Foxx of “Sanford and Son” | REDD |
| An umpire’s outstretched arms signifies this | SAFE |
| Happened to, poetically | BEFALLEN |
| What gibberish makes | NO SENSE |
| Piece of pub furniture | STOOL |
| One for the road? | TIRE |
| Units in a homecoming parade | FLOATS |
| Took care of | SAW TO |
| Certain worker in a stadium | USHER |
| Bygone G.M. product, informally | OLDS |
| One who’s radio-active? | CB’ER |
| Electrical unit | WATT |
| Iowa college town | AMES |
| Ticker-tape parade honoree | HERO |
| “That’s disgusting!” | EWW! |
| Tiny | WEE |
| Prey for a lion | GNU |