Today’s crossword solution for the NY Times Crossword 27 Oct 18, Saturday. 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
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Overweight and untidy | SCHLUBBY |
| 9 | Fertilizer ingredient | POTASH |
| 15 | Sybaritic pursuit | PLEASURE |
| 16 | City on the Douro River | OPORTO |
| 17 | Bro-ey shout-out | YOU DA MAN! |
| 18 | 1973 Best Actor winner for “Save the Tiger” | LEMMON |
| 19 | Knotty tree growth | BURL |
| 20 | Took sick leave, say | MISSED WORK |
| 22 | Slobbery toon | ODIE |
| 23 | Subject of the documentary “Top Secret Rosies: The Female Computers of W.W. II” | ENIAC |
| 24 | Torah vessels | ARKS |
| 25 | “Happy Days” hangout, informally | AL’S |
| 26 | Waiting for a delivery | PREGNANT |
| 28 | Miss, e.g. | TITLE |
| 30 | 23andMe services | DNA TESTS |
| 33 | Ones going on runs | SKIERS |
| 35 | Got on the board | SCORED |
| 37 | Like oil spills and clearing of rain forests | ECOCIDAL |
| 41 | Jack’s other name | KNAVE |
| 42 | Certain Febreze targets | PET ODORS |
| 44 | Paragon | GEM |
| 45 | Played with the bow, in music | ARCO |
| 48 | “Say Anything …” director | CROWE |
| 49 | Embroil | MIRE |
| 50 | Ads that get lots of traffic? | BILLBOARDS |
| 52 | Confident self-assessment | I CAN |
| 53 | Tarzan’s realm | APEDOM |
| 54 | What a hack has | NO TALENT |
| 56 | Do a double take? | REFILM |
| 57 | Progressive competitor | ESURANCE |
| 58 | Being | ENTITY |
| 59 | Hinged | DEPENDED |
Down
| Number | Clues | Answers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Some disguised fishing trawlers | SPY BOATS |
| 2 | Nebulous | CLOUDLIKE |
| 3 | Method of solving | HEURISTIC |
| 4 | Transferrer of stock? | LADLE |
| 5 | Today preceder | USA |
| 6 | “That’s lousy” | BUMMER |
| 7 | Clocked | BRAINED |
| 8 | “Y” with a bar | YEN SIGN |
| 9 | Skunks | POLECATS |
| 10 | Take in the paper | OP-ED |
| 11 | Winner of five British Opens between 1975 and 1983 | TOM WATSON |
| 12 | Hardwear? | ARMOR |
| 13 | One with a frog in its throat? | STORK |
| 14 | Signs of rush hour | HONKS |
| 21 | Capital across the Red Sea from Asmara | SANA |
| 26 | Idaho’s Nez ___ County | PERCE |
| 27 | Makes out | NECKS |
| 29 | Belgium’s longest-reigning monarch (44 years) | LEOPOLD II |
| 31 | Macbeth met one at Dunsinane Hill | TRAGIC END |
| 32 | Cabbage for canning? | SEVERANCE |
| 34 | Formulaically humorous | SITCOMMY |
| 36 | Mad | DEMENTED |
| 38 | Woman’s name meaning “gift” | DORA |
| 39 | Decked out | ADORNED |
| 40 | Like some aspirin regimens | LOW-DOSE |
| 43 | Prepare for a long day ahead | REST UP |
| 45 | At ___ minimum | A BARE |
| 46 | Turn yellow or red, say | RIPEN |
| 47 | Fissure | CLEFT |
| 49 | Where “The Last Supper” is located | MILAN |
| 51 | Fabric purchase | BOLT |
| 55 | Add up to | ARE |
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