NY Times Crossword 29 Sep 20, Tuesday
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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Message in Morse code, maybe | SOS |
| Collect | AMASS |
| Lou Bega’s “___ No. 5” | MAMBO |
| Actress Longoria | EVA |
| Frank of the Mothers of Invention | ZAPPA |
| Like the modern descendants of dinosaurs | AVIAN |
| For each | PER |
| No later than | UNTIL |
| Tightly packed | DENSE (broken “TILDE”) |
| As a whole | IN ALL |
| Some Catholic gift shop purchases | ROSARIES |
| Gray in the face | ASHY |
| Prodigies, informally | PHENOMS (broken “HYPHEN”) |
| Alternative to truth? | DARE |
| What many people do on weekend mornings | SLEEP IN |
| Cabinet members, to the president | ADVISORS |
| One of many for baking soda | USE |
| Can’t hold back laughter while performing, say or a hint to the circled letters | BREAKS CHARACTER |
| Karaoke locale, often | BAR |
| Tried to be like | EMULATED |
| Bottomless pits | ABYSSES |
| Sign for a soothsayer | OMEN |
| Homes with wheels | CAMPERS |
| “Toy Story” boy | ANDY (broken “AMPERSAND”) |
| Common house style | COLONIAL |
| Siren’s wail, e.g. | BLARE |
| Something to make in an emergency? | HASTE |
| Having low odds of success | RISKY (broken “ASTERISK”) |
| Through | VIA |
| Rental when moving, maybe | U-HAUL |
| Implied, but not stated | TACIT |
| Away from the bow | AFT |
| Requiring nerve | GUTSY |
| Apart (from) | ASIDE |
| Sgt.’s superiors | LTS |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Brown tone | SEPIA |
| Devices relied upon to a high degree? | OVENS |
| Actress ___ Michelle Gellar | SARAH |
| Blue: Sp. | AZUL |
| “Whew!” | MAN! |
| Well-suited | APT |
| Steeple | SPIRE |
| They do dos | SALONS |
| Title for Marie Curie | MADAME |
| Opposed (to) | AVERSE |
| ___-golf | MINI |
| It might be stolen in full view | BASE |
| Small bills | ONES |
| L.P.G.A. golfer ___ Ko, the youngest #1 in professional golf history (17 years, 9 months) | LYDIA |
| Fa’s follower | SOL |
| Reasons to do something | PROS |
| Nickname for a mythical hero | HERC |
| Seek, as consent | ASK |
| Short stroke | PUTT |
| “Makes sense to me” | I SEE |
| One who knows all the answers, maybe | NERD |
| “Mamma Mia” group | ABBA |
| Opposite of colorful | DRAB |
| Extremely | VERY |
| The woman in question | SHE |
| Subject of una balada | AMOR |
| Captain Morgan and others | RUMS |
| Bass, for one | ALE |
| Shortcut for ships | CANAL |
| Powerful judicial group, in brief | SCOTUS |
| With sound mind | SANELY |
| Old record co. conglomerate | EMI |
| Peloponnesian War victor | SPARTA |
| Sewing machine inventor Howe | ELIAS |
| Like the forces of an armada | NAVAL |
| Move with the current | DRIFT |
| Poet who wrote “I will arise and go now, and go to Innisfree” | YEATS |
| Drink quickly | CHUG |
| Most populous Hawaiian island | OAHU |
| Hurdle for an aspiring atty. | LSAT |
| The “B” of MB | BYTE |
| Ecology, e.g.: Abbr. | SCI |
| Not be serious | KID |