NY Times Crossword 20 Oct 19, Sunday
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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| World capital with the historic Temple of Hercules | AMMAN |
| Responses to an offer, colloquially | BITES |
| ___ Dunphy, “Modern Family” matriarch | CLAIRE |
| Slow Wi-Fi woe | LAG |
| Actor Don of old Hollywood | AMECHE |
| Uninteresting and self-absorbed | SHALLOW |
| One-named electronic musician and D.J. with multiple Grammys | DIPLO |
| Paranoid types, slangily | TIN HATS |
| Futon alternatives | AIR BEDS |
| Stand that an artist might take | EASEL |
| Villainous brother of Prospero in “The Tempest” | ANTONIO |
| E-sports enthusiast | GAMER |
| Melt down, as fat | REAR-ENDER |
| Occasion to sing “Dayenu” | SEDER |
| Long narrative poem | EPIC |
| Ice skating spot | POND |
| Crew | TEAM |
| Faux pas | DON’T |
| Picasso’s “___ Demoiselles d’Avignon” | LES |
| Baseball hit just beyond the infield | BLOOP |
| “No kidding!” | I KNOW! |
| Malawi-to-Kenya dir. | NNE |
| Element used in old television tubes | YTTRIUM |
| Creator of a philosophical “razor” | OCCAM |
| Best friend of Potter and Weasley | GRANGER |
| Banquet vessels | URNS |
| Speechify | ORATE |
| One frequently saying “Sorry, I missed that” | SIRI |
| Like classic Disney films | RATED-G |
| Golfer’s vehicle | CLIP ART |
| “No fighting!” | BE NICE! |
| Geologic period | ERA |
| Eye roll accompanier, often | SIGH |
| Muscle Beach sight | BOD |
| Their eggs are incubated by males | EMUS |
| Eldest of the “little women” in “Little Women” | MEG |
| Wettish | DAMP |
| It’s always something | NOUN |
| What may follow bigger or better | … THAN |
| Farrah Fawcett’s signature do | SHAG |
| Sikorsky of aviation | IGOR |
| “Message received” | GOT IT |
| Rabid enthusiast | FIEND |
| Warrior, e.g., in yoga | POSE |
| Actress Roberts of “Everybody Loves Raymond” | DORIS |
| Homeowner’s need | DELIVERED |
| Like most standardized tests | TIMED |
| Tribe famous for weaving and sand painting | NAVAJO |
| Crème de la crème | ELITE |
| Really tickles | ELATES |
| Russian ruler known as “the Moneybag” | IVAN I |
| It’s in the bag | TEA |
| Fruit in an often-parodied William Carlos Williams poem | PLUMS |
| Dark forebodings | EVIL OMENS |
| N.B.A. franchise whose mascot is the fireball Burnie | MIAMI HEAT |
| Kind of tuna | BIGEYE |
| Troglodyte | CAVEMAN |
| Base of a column | PLINTH |
| Juul, e.g. | E-CIG |
| It can open a lot of doors for you | SKELETON KEY |
| Historical role for Peter Lorre in “The Story of Mankind” | NERO |
| Party that might not start till midnight | RAVE |
| Classic kids’ game involving removal of body parts with a hint to this puzzle’s theme | OPERATION |
| Qatari leader | EMIR |
| 102-Down, affectedly | TRES |
| Minuscule, informally | ITSY |
| “It is the ___, and Juliet is the sun” | EAST |
| Actress Cannon | DYAN |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Top celebs | ALARMIST |
| Red wine from France | MALBEC |
| Middle-distance runner | MILER |
| Nickname for an ESPN baseball commentator | A-ROD |
| Post production locales? | NEWSROOMS |
| Weapons thrown by the Dark Knight | BATARANGS |
| Volunteer’s phrase | I’M IN |
| Sights on many music festival grounds | TENTS |
| Seconded, so to speak | ECHOED |
| Karaoke selection | SHANDONG |
| Gift that grows on you? | CHIA PET |
| Fabulist | LIAR |
| Semidomed church area | APSE |
| Secluded valley | GLEN |
| Saint-___, capital of the Loire department | ETIENNE |
| With wisdom | SAGELY |
| Wisecracking Marvel superhero | DEADPOOL |
| Experienced one | OLD-TIMER |
| Worker at a recycling plant | SORTER |
| British rocker Brian | ENO |
| Cry of terror | EEK! |
| Contact electronically | PLUNGING |
| Middle of a diamond | MORIBUND |
| Hawks, e.g. | BIRDS |
| They might be hawked | WARES |
| Lament | RUE |
| Mobile home? | CRIB |
| Ukulele accessory | CAPO |
| Not much | A TAD |
| Writer Anaïs | NIN |
| Fixed up | REDID |
| Old kingdom of Spain | ARAGON |
| Author Pierce of the fantasy series “The Song of the Lioness” | TAMORA |
| Way down | CHUTE |
| Response to tickling | TE-HEE |
| “Hi, honey!” follower | I’M HOME! |
| Finishes | CEASES |
| Urged (on) | EGGED |
| “Now that was funny!” | GOOD ONE! |
| Peace Nobelist who went on to become president | MANDELA |
| Outhouses | PRIVILEGES |
| Well, I’ll be dammed! | NILE |
| Drain | TIRE |
| Treated meanly | SPIT-SHINED |
| Inclination | TILT |
| Brine-cured cheese | FETA |
| Classic Harlem ballroom, with “the” | … SAVOY |
| Go (for) | VIE |
| Language from which “curry” comes | TAMIL |
| King who lent his name to a Bible | JAMES |
| Like most oatmeal | LUMPY |
| Plant, as an idea, modern-style | INCEPT |
| Communist sympathizers, pejoratively | PINKOS |
| He was “thumb” critic! | EBERT |
| Bishop’s deputy | VICAR |
| “Mercy!” | I GIVE! |
| Metric of corporate success | SALES |
| Frenzy | MANIA |
| Other side | ENEMY |
| Features of many malls | ATRIA |
| Part of an acacia tree | THORN |
| See 114-Across | VERY |
| Subj. of a “Delayed” sign | ETA |
| Speck | MOTE |
| Decorative fish | KOI |
| “The Lord of the Rings” tree creature | ENT |