NY Times Crossword 20 Nov 21, Saturday
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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Sassy | FRESH |
| Drink with a shot balanced on chopsticks over a beer | SAKE BOMB |
| Meredith’s half sister on “Grey’s Anatomy” | LEXIE |
| Pack man | ALPHA MALE |
| Certain record | ENTRY |
| Gracious words when accepting an honor | I’M HUMBLED |
| Eroded | WORE |
| Exhibition that might attract eye rolls, for short | PDA |
| Went quickly | DARTED |
| Third-most-popular baby girls’ name in 2020, after Olivia and Emma | AVA |
| Serengeti grazer | ELAND |
| Make out | ESPY |
| Joint winner of Time’s Person of the Year for 2020 | KAMALA HARRIS |
| “Incorrect!” | IT ISN’T! |
| “Intolerable Cruelty” director, 2003 | COEN |
| Org. associated with the note series G-E-C | NBC |
| Author who referred to his works as a “legendarium” | TOLKIEN |
| More vexing | PESKIER |
| Word before now | … ERE |
| Scoop often used in Indian cuisine | NAAN |
| Ship on which Darwin collected material for “On the Origin of Species” | BEAGLE |
| Encouraging words | YOU’VE GOT THIS |
| “Mmm hmm …” | I SEE … |
| Ingredients for pastry cream | YOLKS |
| Gumshoe | TEC |
| Term of address for a noble | MILORD |
| Mass Appeal Records co-founder | NAS |
| Sheltered place | COVE |
| French phrase in many bistro names | A LA MAISON |
| Daughter of Elrond in “The Lord of the Rings” | ARWEN |
| Fearless | NOT AFRAID |
| Like the flame between exes, sometimes | RELIT |
| Century of note | SENATORS |
| Examinations | TESTS |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Played in the wind, say | FLEW A KITE |
| Fixer-upper | RENOVATOR |
| Above and beyond, with “the” | … EXTRA MILE |
| Part of an equine bloodline | SIRE |
| Song word sung twice before “goodbye” | HEY |
| Opened up during an examination | SAID “AH” |
| The first one printed in America was in 1639 | ALMANAC |
| Metric speed meas. | KPH |
| ___ Olmert, former Israeli P.M. | EHUD |
| Foe of the Fighting Tigers | BAMA |
| Multicolor hair effects | OMBRES |
| Fountain fare | MALTS |
| Censor | BLEEP |
| Whirl | EDDY |
| The highest form of flattery? | PLATEAU |
| Pacific Ocean phenomenon | EL NINO |
| Lemon ___ | DROP |
| Query | ASK |
| Running gear named after running animals | REEBOKS |
| Legends, often | INSETS |
| Ones late to work? | NIGHT OWLS |
| “Seriously!” | BELIEVE IT |
| Symbols on the flags of Algeria and Azerbaijan | CRESCENTS |
| Kind of blue | NAVY |
| Kit ___ Club (“Cabaret” locale) | KAT |
| Genre for “The Dark Knight,” appropriately | NEO-NOIR |
| Medieval servant | YEOMAN |
| Secretive things? | GLANDS |
| One-named model and philanthropist | IMAN |
| Storage units prone to explosion | SILOS |
| Lift a lot | ELATE |
| Tennis star of the 2000s, familiarly | RAFA |
| It covers a lot of ground | DIRT |
| Native of central Canada | CREE |
| Word in some South American city names | SAO |
| Refined oil product? | ART |