NY Times Crossword 22 Nov 19, Friday
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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Slice, for one | SODA POP |
| Where to find free spirits | OPEN BAR |
| Be cautious | USE CARE |
| Half of a former sitcom duo | LAVERNE |
| Part of a militaristic “Star Trek” race | ROMULAN |
| Social position | STATION |
| German automaker | OPEL |
| Existed | BEEN |
| Big export of Myanmar | TIN |
| Summa cum laude spoiler | B-PLUS |
| They might make waves | FANS |
| Numismatist’s rating | FINE |
| Sports reporter Andrews | ERIN |
| Paul McCartney and Elton John | SIRS |
| Supports for a naval expedition | MASTS |
| Opaque | NOT CLEAR |
| Item worn diagonally | SASH |
| Romantic gray area | SITUATIONSHIP |
| What most pop-ups are | OUTS |
| Restaurant listings are often organized by them | CUISINES |
| Horror, e.g. | GENRE |
| Bad thing on a record | WARP |
| You might get your mitts on this | OVEN |
| Renaissance Faire descriptor | OLDE |
| Subtle signals | NODS |
| Traffic jam | SNARL |
| Tribute of a sort | ODE |
| The stuff of legends | LORE |
| Bad things on records, for short | DUIS |
| Animals whose name is derived from the Latin for “little thief” | FERRETS |
| Having a bad trip, perhaps | CARSICK |
| Mouse hole? | USB PORT |
| “Almost finished!” | ONE TO GO! |
| Foils | STYMIES |
| “Ghostbusters” co-star Rick | MORANIS |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Big ___ | SUR |
| Attraction at un zoológico | OSO |
| Smashing good time | DEMOLITION DERBY |
| Some needlework | ACUPUNCTURE |
| Hardly measures up | PALES |
| Spoken | ORAL |
| Pig’s place | PEN |
| Mary-Kate and Ashley | OLSENS |
| Spreads out on the table | PATES |
| Broadway’s “Dear ___ Hansen” | EVAN |
| Get in the end | NET |
| 1960s cultural phenomenon | BRITISH INVASION |
| Apply oil to | ANOINT |
| City in NW France | RENNES |
| Block off | BARRICADE |
| Big ___ | BEN |
| All those in favor | PROS |
| Maserati’s parent company | FIAT |
| Many a Vogue subscriber | FASHIONISTA |
| Some of them are described as red and yellow, but not orange | SEAS |
| Midnight ___ | MASS |
| Troubadour’s accompaniment | LUTE |
| Classic editing room sound | SNIP |
| Not just for me | OURS |
| Equal | PEER |
| “Black Jeopardy!” show, for short | SNL |
| Stupid person, in slang | GOOFUS |
| First in line | ELDEST |
| Razzie Award winners | WORSTS |
| Dame lead-in | NOTRE- |
| Having fewer reservations | SURER |
| Sainted fifth-century pope who met with Attila the Hun | LEO I |
| Actor Paul of “There Will Be Blood” | DANO |
| 45 or 78, for short | RPM |
| Dot follower | COM |
| Pixar specialty, in brief | CGI |
| Some M.M.A. victories | KOS |