NY Times Crossword 19 Feb 20, Wednesday
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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Drop a line? | FISH |
| Verb conjugated suis, es, est, etc. | ETRE |
| Third-place finisher in 1992 | PEROT |
| Language group of southern Africa | BANTU |
| Neighbor of Cambodia | LAOS |
| Jelly option | GRAPE |
| Reduces to bits | RICES |
| One competing with Uber | LYFT DRIVER (LYFT sounds like “LIFT”) |
| Iron alloy that includes a bit of tungsten and chromium | BLUE STEEL (“STEEL” sounds like “STEAL”) |
| People in go-karts | RACERS |
| Mast | SPAR |
| Picture from a parlor, informally | TAT |
| When repeated, a hip-hop dance | NAE |
| Add (up) | TOT |
| Volunteer for another tour | RE-UP |
| Not yet out of the running | IN IT |
| Physics 101 subject | ATOM |
| Tchotchkes | KNICKKNACKS (“KNICK” sounds like “NICK”) |
| Fountain choices | SODAS |
| Verbal tussle | SPAT |
| Response to a computer crash | GROAN |
| Incompetent figure of old slapstick | KEYSTONE KOP (“KOP” sounds like “COP”) |
| ___ pony | POLO |
| Tennis champ Mandlikova | HANA |
| Just gets (by) | EKES |
| Pony ___ | KEG |
| T.S.A. requests | IDS |
| Grammy category | RAP |
| Something of little interest, a homeowner hopes | REFI |
| Himalayan language | NEPALI |
| Reject romantically or a hint to the starts of the answers to 18- and 35-Across, phonetically | SWIPE LEFT |
| Show interest romantically or a hint to the ends of the answers to 20- and 44-Across, phonetically | SWIPE RIGHT |
| Lollipop-sucking TV detective | KOJAK |
| Wyatt and Warren of the Old West | EARPS |
| Suffix with senior | -ITIS |
| Muse of love poetry | ERATO |
| Something done up in an updo | TRESS |
| Popular game that needs no equipment | I SPY |
| Few and far between | RARE |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Not get above 60, say | FAIL |
| Behind bars | IN CUSTODY |
| Like a double black diamond trail | STEEP |
| Hungarian horseman | HUSSAR |
| Fashion magazine with more than 40 international editions | ELLE |
| Actor Diggs | TAYE |
| Not just “ha ha” | ROFL |
| Winter zone in D.C. | EST |
| What a curse might lead to | PG RATING |
| Former attorney general Holder | ERIC |
| Baltimore N.F.L.’er | RAVEN |
| “Don Giovanni,” e.g. | OPERA |
| Lacking in detail | TERSE |
| “Just a sec!,” in a text | BRB! |
| Chugged or sipped | DRANK |
| Go the distance? | TREK |
| Popular video-sharing service | TIKTOK |
| Project manager’s assignment | TASK |
| Onetime buffalo-hunting tribe | OTOE |
| Open, as a purse | UNSNAP |
| Part of a church organ | PIPE |
| Camper’s cover | TARP |
| Pulp | MASH |
| Wedding reception staple | CAKE |
| Embarrassing thing to have one’s hand caught in | COOKIE JAR |
| Member of the cabbage family | KALE |
| Kiss amorously | SNOG |
| Like an overcast night | STARLESS |
| Studio sign | ON AIR |
| ___ walk | PERP |
| Harry Potter’s Quidditch position | SEEKER |
| Alaska or Hawaii, often | INSET |
| ___ flask (thermos) | DEWAR |
| Steeple topper | SPIRE |
| Herbivore’s diet | FLORA |
| 24-Down and others | APPS |
| Capt.’s inferiors | SGTS |
| Legislature V.I.P. | WHIP |
| Tiny, informally | ITSY |
| It’s unavoidable | FATE |
| Ring result, for short | TKO |
| :15 number | III |