Today’s crossword solution for the NY Times Crossword 30 Aug 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 |
|---|---|
| Destination for a shopaholic | MALL |
| Friend, in slang | DAWG |
| Evasive | CAGY |
| Healing succulent | ALOE |
| Fail to give a true impression of | BELIE |
| Strauss’s “Concerto in D Major for ___ and Small Orchestra” | OBOE |
| Inject new life into | REVITALIZE (ends with “eyes”) |
| Writer Jaffe | RONA |
| PC program ending | EXE |
| Go here and there | ROVE |
| Below | UNDER |
| Not having quite enough money | SHY |
| Bridge and highway designers | ENGINEERS (ends with “ears”) |
| Old Apple image-editing software | IPHOTO |
| Primitive boat | RAFT |
| Kevin once of “S.N.L.” | NEALON |
| Place to see Dalí, Ernst and Kahlo, informally | MOMA |
| Public health regulatory org. | FDA |
| Technology used by smartphones nowadays … or a hint to the ends of 16-, 24-, 44- and 57-Across | FACE RECOGNITION |
| Mork’s home planet on “Mork & Mindy” | ORK |
| Bow-wielding god | EROS |
| Verdi opera set in Cyprus | OTELLO |
| Relative of a shantytown | SLUM |
| Tennis balls are usually sold in these | THREES |
| Hawaii ___ National Park | VOLCANOES (ends with “nose”) |
| ___ Tuesday (translation of “Mardi Gras”) | FAT |
| Mountaineer’s tool | ICE AX |
| Singer Erykah | BADU |
| Yang’s partner | YIN |
| Animal that “claps” | SEAL |
| End of the world | APOCALYPSE (ends with “lips”) |
| Radio recording | TAPE |
| Like a beanpole | LANKY |
| Start of a counting-out rhyme | EENY … |
| Social workers? | ANTS |
| Ice cream brand | EDY’S |
| Regarding | AS TO |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Mother with a stable home? | MARE |
| Soccer star Morgan | ALEX |
| B-52s hit named by Rolling Stone as the best single of 1989 | LOVE SHACK |
| Hawaiian garland | LEI |
| Dig (into) | DELVE |
| One from another world | ALIEN |
| Best Musical Tony winner of 1975, with “The” | … WIZ |
| “You don’t say!” | GEE! |
| Cousin of a trumpet | CORNET |
| “Humble” home | ABODE |
| One who’s done for | GONER |
| Junior and senior | YEARS |
| Chinese steamed bun | BAO |
| “Take a deep breath …” | TRY TO RELAX … |
| Not following one’s vows | UNFAITHFUL |
| Swiss cheese feature | HOLE |
| Sailor’s libation | GROG |
| Reply to “Yes you are!” | I AM NOT! |
| Lowdown | INFO |
| D’Anjou, for one | PEAR |
| Minimal lead in baseball | ONE RUN |
| Rapper ___ Def | MOS |
| PDF, JPEG and others | FILE TYPES |
| Portion (out) | DOLE |
| 12-Down en español | ANOS |
| Italy’s Lake ___ | COMO |
| Prefix with byte | TERA- |
| Symbol of the goddess Justitia | SCALES |
| Picturesque view | VISTA |
| View from a beach resort | OCEAN |
| Vaulted | LEAPT |
| Wood for piano keys, once | EBONY |
| Fires | SACKS |
| Word before trader or tripper | DAY … |
| Stevie Wonder’s “___ She Lovely” | ISN’T |
| R&B singer with a hyphenated stage name | NE-YO |
| Tap offering | ALE |
| Embellish, as a résumé | PAD |
| Nay’s opposite | YEA |