NY Times Crossword 22 Oct 20, Thursday
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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Wristwatch part | STRAP |
| Rock band with a 1980 album that went 25x platinum | AC/DC |
| “That’s amazing!” | WOW! |
| Crumbles away | ERODES |
| Place | LIEU |
| “That’s amazing!” | OOH! |
| They put in long hours to get better hours | LABOR UNIONS |
| Emmy-winning actress Aduba | UZO |
| Strong base | LYE |
| What’s theorized to have preceded the Big Bang | “NOTHING” |
| Puts off, in a way | TABLES |
| Down-hearted softies? | DUVETS |
| Slimeball | CAD |
| Showy wraps | BOAS |
| Telephone when all lit up? | DRUNK-DIAL |
| Word seen above a mug shot | WANTED |
| What polar opposites have in common | “NOTHING” |
| Graceful leap | JETE |
| It may lead up to a letdown | HYPE |
| When some people break for lunch | AT ONE |
| ___-fresh | OVEN |
| Red slips of paper? | IOUS |
| ___ Bengal (five-star hotel in Kolkata) | TAJ |
| Endure punishment | TAKE IT |
| Founder of the Sikh religion | GURU NANAK |
| Actress Laura | DERN |
| What’s uttered by a mime | “NOTHING” |
| Potshots | SNIPES |
| Sprinkle (with) | PEPPER |
| Second-busiest airport in the U.S. | LAX |
| ___ ears | JUG |
| Houseware brand that’s easy to read in a mirror | OXO |
| Keeps going despite fatigue … or a hint to three features of this puzzle | RUNS ON EMPTY |
| Military missions, informally | OPS |
| Wedding wear | VEIL |
| Laugh riot | SCREAM |
| Opposition | FOE |
| Spot | ESPY |
| They may be given in relief | SIGHS |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Promote | SELL |
| It’s used to carry out an order | TRAY |
| Gear for the bench | ROBE |
| Fracas | ADO |
| Look over | PERUSE |
| Oscar winner Mahershala | ALI |
| Corp. leader in charge of 35-Down | CIO |
| Not-so-great depression | DENT |
| John of “Being John Malkovich” | CUSACK |
| Enthusiastic reply to “Wanna try?” | WOULD I EVER! |
| Go slowly | OOZE |
| “___ with me?” | WHO’S |
| Many a 4WD ride | SUV |
| Name on both “The Simpsons” and “South Park” | NED |
| They cause rolling of the eyes, not rolling in the aisles | BAD JOKES |
| Woos outside one’s league, so to speak | DATES UP |
| Misleading malware | TROJAN |
| It brings the heat | SUN |
| Place to catch shrimp | BAYOU |
| Not accidental | ON PURPOSE |
| Aid in catching shrimp | NET |
| Had a home-cooked meal | ATE IN |
| Observance once known as Quadragesima (Latin for “fortieth”) | LENT |
| Harrison, e.g., but not Ford | WHIG |
| Figures, e.g. | DATA |
| Gets darker, in a way | TANS |
| Ones arranging spots | AD EXECS |
| Gall | NERVE |
| Approximate weight of a liter of water | KILO |
| Green splats, on Rotten Tomatoes | PANS |
| [And … it’s gone!] | [POOF!] |
| Fair | EXPO |
| Bemoans | RUES |
| Format of a digital pic | JPEG |
| Its name is said to mean “people of the mountains” | UTAH |
| Where squatters may be seen | GYMS |
| Defeat just barely | NIP |
| Word that becomes its own synonym if you change its first letter to “WI” | SLY |
| 3-D test | MRI |