Today’s crossword solution for the NY Times Crossword 28 Sep 19, 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
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Hit FX police drama of 2002-08 | THE SHIELD |
| Songs sailors sing | SEA SHANTIES |
| Children’s classic with the line “It is not often that someone comes along who is a true friend and a good writer” | CHARLOTTE’S WEB |
| Brilliance | GLARE |
| Big exports of Sri Lanka | SPICES |
| Pet sounds | MEWS |
| Exploits | USES |
| Toss about | STREW |
| Sound made while sinking into a hot tub | AAAH! |
| Niña accompanier | PINTA |
| Hatcher of plots? | TERI |
| On the topic of | IN RE |
| “Nothing’s broken” | I’M FINE |
| Final Four airer in even years | TBS |
| Unit of light | LUMEN |
| Attractive, colloquially | PURTY |
| Word seen 11 times in the opening line of “A Tale of Two Cities” | WAS |
| Place to buy a 16-Down | PATISSERIE |
| Goof | ERR |
| Ones in funny shorts | STOOGES |
| Crop grown in paddies | TARO |
| Chap | LAD |
| In which you might see an exchange of bishops | SYNOD |
| Something a Mao suit lacks | LAPEL |
| Big nights | EVES |
| Get a second opinion from | REPOLL |
| Winner of the 1955 Pulitzer Prize for Poetry | WALLACE STEVENS |
| Union busters? | DIVORCE PAPERS |
| Ones on a diet | LEGISLATORS |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Printing samples | TEAR SHEETS |
| Title creature in an Aesop fable | HARE |
| Subj. of many an after-school class | ESL |
| Japanese instrument with 17 bamboo pipes | SHO |
| It may be measured in gallons | HAT |
| Defensive football stat: Abbr. | INT |
| Verb after vous | … ETES |
| Jobs for speech coaches | LISPS |
| Clinton of politics | DEWITT |
| Street food prepared on a rotisserie | SHAWARMA |
| Aces up one’s sleeve, so to speak | SECRET WEAPONS |
| Tidy | CLEAN UP |
| Stock in a brewery | BEER BARRELS |
| Service launched on April Fool’s Day in 2004 | GMAIL |
| Sweet treat depicted in this puzzle’s grid | SWISS ROLL |
| Reuters competitor | UPI |
| Wallis ___, Time magazine’s first Woman of the Year (1936) | SIMPSON |
| Really hot, in slang | EN FUEGO |
| Didn’t lie completely still, say | STIRRED |
| Non-pros | ANTIS |
| Center of the symbol of the Illuminati | EYE |
| Minor annoying issues | NITS |
| “Yo” follower | .. SOY |
| Gets to the point? | TAPERS |
| NSFW | LEWD |
| Benefit | AVAIL |
| Look (into) | DELVE |
| Jimmy, for one | LEVER |
| Painful proceeding | SLOG |
| It might be taken to the pound | REPO |
| Comedian Shaffir | ARI |
| Includes, in a way | CC’S |
| Base of kabayaki | EEL |
| Pool facility | SPA |
| Part of an exchange | TAT |
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