NY Times Crossword 20 Nov 20, Friday
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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Catchphrase on “The Simpsons” | AY, CARAMBA |
| Not so hot | MILD |
| Love poet of old | TROUBADOUR |
| Stage honor | OBIE |
| Experts in determining the exact shape and size of the earth | GEODESISTS |
| Court seat | BANC |
| Crisp, picturewise | IN HD |
| Place name in Manhattan | ASTOR |
| CARE, e.g., for short | NGO |
| Got | FOOLED |
| Satisfied the munchies | SNACKED |
| Digital identifiers | TOE TAGS |
| Startled response to “Eek, a mouse!” | WHERE?! |
| Avalanche | BARRAGE |
| Parched | ARID |
| Common activity in couples therapy | TRUST EXERCISE |
| Off the ___ | GRID |
| Like presidents with Bibles, maybe | SWORN IN |
| Discontinued grocery chain that was once the U.S.’s largest retailer | A AND P |
| Snuggles | NESTLES |
| Hearty har-hars | BIG YUKS |
| Like stadiums | TIERED |
| Counter offer, for short? | BLT |
| Goes “Grrrr” | GNARS |
| “Kiss Me ___ the Phone” (2009 #3 hit) | THRU |
| Spanish opposite of odio | AMOR |
| “Little Rhody,” with “the” | … OCEAN STATE |
| ___ lives | NINE |
| Classic Buster Keaton film set in Civil War times | THE GENERAL |
| Cut | AXED |
| Some terms set by consenting partners | SAFE WORDS |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Childish denial | ARE NOT! |
| Attention getter | YOO-HOO! |
| Someone to snuggle with | CUDDLE BUDDY |
| Fiver | ABE |
| Some campus V.I.P.s | RAS |
| ___ Barnes, W.N.I.T.-winning basketball coach | ADIA |
| Spanish ___ | MOSS |
| Ashtray fill | BUTTS |
| Burning issue | ARSON |
| Swarm | MOB |
| Many workers on Wall Street, informally | IBANKERS |
| Slips and such | LINGERIE |
| Cracked, in a way | DECODED |
| Weekend warrior’s cry | TGIF! |
| Uncut | RAW |
| Requests made to latecomers, in brief | ETAS |
| Game in which the object is to end with zero points | DARTS |
| Psst! Don’t pass it on! | CHAIN LETTER |
| Burgeoned | GREW |
| Old English dialect | SAXON |
| “An Officer and a Gentleman” star, 1982 | GERE |
| German philosopher Bloch | ERNST |
| Hiker’s bagful | TRAIL MIX |
| Annoying thing to hear in a movie theater | RINGTONE |
| Queens’s ___ Field | CITI |
| Dolce’s partner in fashion | GABBANA |
| One parent of a mixed-breed “poxer” | PUG |
| German leader after Adenauer | ERHARD |
| Tempur-Pedic alternatives | SERTAS |
| Gut feelings? | KNOTS |
| Actor/comedian ___ Baron Cohen | SACHA |
| Face-off | DUEL |
| Shipwreck site, maybe | REEF |
| Saltimbocca ingredient | SAGE |
| Strawberry, raspberry or cherry | RED |
| Inside the box? | NEW |
| ___-Cat | SNO |