NY Times Crossword 20 Feb 22, Sunday
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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Tobacco plug | CHAW |
| Manipulate | WIELD |
| Graduates of Quantico, informally | FEDS |
| Taller roommate of 15-Down | BERT |
| Showgirl in the 1978 hit “Copacabana” | LOLA |
| Boomer’s kid, maybe | GEN XER |
| Declare | AVOW |
| Snack item with approximately 53 calories | OREO |
| Positive thinker’s motto? | OUI SHALL OVERCOME (from “We Shall Overcome”) |
| Textbook section | UNIT |
| FireWire alternative | USB |
| Letter between November and Papa in the NATO alphabet | OSCAR |
| It might be set at sea | SAIL |
| When a prime-time drama might air | AT NINE |
| Reason-based belief in God | DEISM |
| Repeated sound that’s hard to get rid of | HIC |
| Means of becoming a god? | DIEU PROCESS (from “due process”) |
| “Call the Midwife” network | PBS |
| Had something nice | DINED |
| Nonsense | TRIPE |
| Place in danger | IMPERIL |
| Ernst and Young, e.g.: Abbr. | SENS |
| Peroxide ___ | ION |
| It’s an affront | SLAP |
| Where Rapunzel let down her hair? | BELLE TOWER (from “bell tower”) |
| Quarrel | ROW |
| It matures quickly, in brief | T-BILL |
| Angled to get attention: Abbr. | ITAL |
| Suffix with serpent or opal | -INE |
| Offed | DID IN |
| Reach quickly, as a conclusion | LEAP TO |
| Perhaps | SAY |
| Doc. to ensure secrecy | NDA |
| It surrounds a pupil | IRIS |
| United group, e.g. | AIRCREW |
| Holy water? | EAU FOR HEAVEN’S SAKE (from “oh, for heaven’s sake”) |
| Excites | TURNS ON |
| “Salus populi suprema lex ___” (motto of Missouri) | ESTO |
| Charade | ACT |
| One of 17 in Monopoly: Abbr. | AVE |
| One with pressing work | IRONER |
| Feed the guests, maybe | CATER |
| Dish that’s cooked underground | POI |
| Feb. 14 | V-DAY |
| 673 parts of the Louvre Pyramid | PANES |
| “Old man” | DAD |
| Answer to “What is Roquefort or Brie?”? | C’EST CHEESE (from “say ‘cheese’”) |
| Offed | SLEW |
| Go the wrong way | ERR |
| Green-lit | OK’ED |
| Like drunken speech | SLURRED |
| Announcement on National Coming Out Day | I’M GAY |
| Inappropriate | UNDUE |
| Early bird? | EGG |
| Spilled milk? | LAIT TO WASTE (from “lay to waste”) |
| Front of a semi | CAB |
| Ubiquitous advertiser with an acronymic name | GEICO |
| Seeing as | IN THAT |
| Weight of an empty container | TARE |
| What’s clothed in summer and naked in winter, per an old riddle | A TREE |
| China’s largest ethnic group | HAN |
| What BankAmericard became in 1976 | VISA |
| The queen with her pets? | REINE CATS AND DOGS (from “rain cats and dogs”) |
| School where some of “Shakespeare in Love” was filmed | ETON |
| Annual Memorial Day race, informally | INDY |
| Red Sox’ div. | AL EAST |
| Bit of sports equipment that may be electrified | EPEE |
| Casino tool | RAKE |
| Philippine money | PESO |
| Fleas and flies | PESTS |
| What’s left on a map? | WEST |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Obscure | CLOUD |
| Windsor, e.g. | HOUSE |
| A criminal’s may be unbelievable | ALIBI |
| “Time ___ …” | WAS |
| Big name in jelly | WELCH |
| Like mosaic tiles | INLAID |
| Lose possession? | EXORCISE |
| One of the books of the Torah: Abbr. | LEV |
| Where Wagner’s “Tannhäuser” was first performed | DRESDEN |
| Prima ___ | FACIE |
| Word that becomes more dramatic when you add an “R” in front | EVOLUTION |
| Caribbean land, at the Olympics | DOM |
| Administer an oath to | SWEAR IN |
| Echoes | BOUNCES BACK |
| Shorter roommate of 14-Across | ERNIE |
| Control, metaphorically | REINS |
| Completely, in slang | TOTES |
| Pedal on the right | GAS |
| Man of La Mancha | HOMBRE |
| Late-night trips to the fridge, e.g. | RAIDS |
| Shirt or blouse | TOP |
| Bit of magic | SPELL |
| Projecting front | PROW |
| Temporarily replace | SIT IN FOR |
| Most likely to win at Trivia Night, maybe | NERDIEST |
| Long-billed wader | IBIS |
| Parent company of Facebook | META |
| Game starter | PLAYER ONE |
| Home for Holmes | LONDON |
| One who sees what you’re saying? | LIP-READER |
| Berliner’s “old” | ALTE |
| Sight on winter roads | PLOW |
| Sign of overuse | WEAR |
| “All ___!” | RISE |
| Prefix that’s mega mega? | TERA- |
| Not merely annoyed | IRATE |
| Split | DIVORCED |
| BuzzFeed staple | LISTICLE |
| Wide ties | ASCOTS |
| Netflix series set at Green Gables | ANNE WITH AN E |
| Manipulates | USES |
| Place to go on a ship | HEAD |
| Them’s the breaks! | NAPS |
| List in “The Idiot’s Guide to …” | TIPS |
| Neighbor of Siberia, in Risk | URAL |
| Common still-life prop | VASE |
| Looked at | EYED |
| Architectural columns in the form of sculpted female figures | CARYATIDS |
| Threshold | VERGE |
| Gunslinger’s command | DRAW |
| Schools | EDUCATES |
| Held tight | HUGGED |
| A narcissist may go on one | EGO TRIP |
| Shockingly bizarre | OUTRE |
| What the quadriceps muscle connects to | KNEECAP |
| N.Y.C. commuting inits. | MTA |
| Bugs | EATS AT |
| Where bile is produced | LIVER |
| Loos who wrote “Gentlemen Prefer Blondes” | ANITA |
| Casual response to an apology | IT’S OK |
| Panasonic subsidiary | SANYO |
| Orchestra section | BRASS |
| “If my luck holds out …” | I HOPE |
| Pens | CAGES |
| Beginning | ONSET |
| Rhinitis treater, in brief | ENT |
| Phoenix-to-Albuquerque dir. | ENE |
| Bottle labeled “XXX” in the comics | ALE |
| “Do the ___” (soft drink slogan) | DEW |