Today’s crossword solution for the NY Times Crossword 22 Nov 21, Monday. The New York Times Crosswords are very hard some times, with our help you will be able to finish the tricky definitions.
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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Bottom of a shoe | SOLE |
| Had on | WORE |
| Insurance worker | AGENT |
| Work by a composer | OPUS |
| Skating leap | AXEL |
| Outdoor party locale | PATIO |
| Pastime for armchair sports enthusiasts | FANTASY BASEBALL |
| Corrosive substance | ALKALI |
| ExxonMobil’s business | OIL |
| Toy that goes up slow and comes down fast | SLED |
| Close, as a jacket | BUTTON UP |
| What a grocery scanner scans, for short | UPC |
| Unidentifiable protein | MYSTERY MEAT |
| They’re paid to play | PROS |
| Grp. that extends from Canada to Chile | OAS |
| Lustful, informally | RANDY |
| Sightseeing on wheels | BUS TOUR |
| Finally starts talking | OPENS UP |
| Like draft beers | ON TAP |
| “Baby Cobra” comic Wong | ALI |
| Christmas season | YULE |
| Holy site in Jerusalem | WESTERN WALL |
| When a plane is due in, in brief | ETA |
| Hair stylist, fancily | COIFFEUR |
| Old Glory, for one | FLAG |
| Sch. in Fort Worth | TCU |
| “The very idea!” | I NEVER! |
| Spanish or French, but not German | ROMANCE LANGUAGE |
| “Tosca” or “Turandot” | OPERA |
| Opening for a coin | SLOT |
| Speak to a deaf person, in a way | SIGN |
| What the start of 17-, 29-, 45- or 61-Across is, in a bookstore | GENRE |
| Tickle Me Elmo maker, once | TYCO |
| Otherwise | ELSE |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Living room seat | SOFA |
| Iridescent gem | OPAL |
| Meathead | LUNK |
| Abbr. before a date on a business shingle | ESTAB |
| Question to a suspected culprit | WAS IT YOU? |
| Popular acne medication | OXY |
| Starts up again, as a computer | REBOOTS |
| Pal of Jerry on “Seinfeld” | ELAINE |
| Primate with no tail | APE |
| Talks on and on | GABS |
| And others: Abbr. | ET AL |
| River on which Cleopatra cruised | NILE |
| Couldn’t keep a secret | TOLD |
| Grad | ALUM |
| Shpeak indishtinctly | SLUR |
| Ruler in pre-Communist Russia | TSAR |
| Heap for burning | PYRE |
| Instruction for a violinist | UP-BOW |
| Dehydrated plum | PRUNE |
| Things weighed against benefits | COSTS |
| Not just a few | MANY |
| Come next | ENSUE |
| One who’s 18 or older | ADULT |
| Like an impatient and competitive personality | TYPE-A |
| “Now!” in the operating room | STAT! |
| Intl. group that has no members in Europe or North America | OPEC |
| Minnesota’s St. ___ College | OLAF |
| Enter en masse, as a car | PILE INTO |
| In a terrible way | AWFULLY |
| Coll. military program | ROTC |
| Most pleasant | NICEST |
| Where inhaled air goes | LUNG |
| Find a second function for | REUSE |
| Creature that goes “ribbit!” | FROG |
| Run easily | LOPE |
| “You said it, brother!” | AMEN! |
| Actress Teri | GARR |
| Colorado skiing mecca | VAIL |
| Objects in an Easter hunt | EGGS |
| Surrealist Magritte | RENE |
| Scottish negative | NAE |
| Member of a D.C. “Squad” | AOC |