NY Times Crossword 19 Oct 19, Saturday
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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Common street food purveyor | TACO TRUCK |
| Big name in dining guides | ZAGAT |
| Port city built on a crater of an ancient volcano | ADEN, YEMEN |
| Make a slight correction? | ATONE |
| O.K. | TOLERABLE |
| Common treatment for anxiety and panic disorders | XANAX |
| Design credential | ART DEGREE |
| Elaboration phrase | ID EST |
| Lo-___ | RES |
| C, as in coach? | AISLE SEAT |
| Very far from | NONE TOO |
| First name of two of the 12 astronauts who have walked on the moon | ALAN |
| Sex drive? | LOVERS’ LANE |
| 10 milliliters, perhaps | DOSE |
| Commercial suffix akin to -apalooza | -ORAMA |
| Bottled spirits? | GENII |
| Dance prop for Fred Astaire | CANE |
| Indian state of 90+ million bordering Bhutan | WEST BENGAL |
| Lab assistant in “Young Frankenstein” | INGA |
| Royal flush in draw poker, say | PAT HAND |
| Long part of a longarm | GUN BARREL |
| Something to chew on | CUD |
| “If ___ Street Could Talk” (2018 film) | BEALE |
| Bacchanal | WILD PARTY |
| “Beavis and Butt-head” spinoff | DARIA |
| Once more | OVER AGAIN |
| Extra | ADD-ON |
| Go from variable to fixed-rate, say | REFINANCE |
| Binary response option | YES/NO |
| Onetime Quaker offering based on a 1980s TV icon | MR T CEREAL |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Language whose alphabet went from Arabic to Latin to Cyrillic | TATAR |
| Can’t get enough of | ADORE |
| Worshipers of the goddess Rhiannon | CELTS |
| Linear | ONE-D |
| Lebanese city on the Mediterranean | TYRE |
| First family with the dogs Lucky and Rex | REAGANS |
| Darkest moon of Uranus, whose name is related to the Latin for “shadow” | UMBRIEL |
| Keyboard instrument heard in “Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy” | CELESTA |
| Use, as a prie-dieu | KNEEL ON |
| Line of depth | Z-AXIS |
| Hopelessly stuck | AT A DEAD END |
| Cooperated (with) | GONE ALONG |
| Evil stepsister of Cinderella, in Disney | ANASTASIA |
| Word with book or box | TEXT- |
| Nondiscriminatory hiring abbr. | EOE |
| Victim of Hercules’ first labor | NEMEAN LION |
| Mouths: Lat. | ORA |
| First name of the first man to walk on the moon | NEIL |
| Sets of points on graphs | LOCI |
| Fruity refreshment | ORANGEADE |
| Leaders of movements | VANGUARDS |
| Lead-in to X or Y | GEN- |
| New Deal agcy. that helped build La Guardia Airport | WPA |
| The 1975 hit “Can’t Get It Out of My Head” would be an appropriate one | EARWORM |
| One really trying | STRIVER |
| Progressives | THE LEFT |
| Sword-bearing shoulder belt | BALDRIC |
| Aid to digestion | BEANO |
| Origami creation | CRANE |
| Upstate New York college | UTICA |
| Synthetic fiber once used in wigmaking | DYNEL |
| Kind of card, familiarly | B’DAY |
| Part of a French door | PANE |
| Ice cream thickener | AGAR |