NY Times Crossword 30 Oct 20, Friday
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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Jesus, Mary or Joseph | NAZARENE |
| Some Eastern dignitaries | RAJAHS |
| Occasion for grilling | ORAL EXAM |
| Something worn for protection | AMULET |
| Own | DOMINATE |
| “Philosophy in the Bedroom” writer, 1795 | DE SADE |
| “There’s the ___” | RUB |
| Way to get around in Chicago | EL TRAIN |
| Schedule abbr. | TBA |
| On deck, say | ASEA |
| Scientist who was friends with Mark Twain | TESLA |
| Consider | DEEM |
| Half of Italy | MEZZO |
| Floats are often made with them | ROOT BEERS |
| ___ Games, second-largest multisport event after the Olympics | ASIAN |
| Contemptuous, in a way | SNEERING |
| Welcome offering | LEI |
| Portraitist’s request | SIT |
| [Ho-o-o boy, here we go again …] | [DEEP SIGH] |
| Heat-resistant glass | SILEX |
| Midwest city in the title of a 1942 Glenn Miller #1 hit | KALAMAZOO |
| Margaret ___, artist known for painting subjects with big eyes | KEANE |
| Those in favor | AYES |
| Spoils | BOOTY |
| Word with search or witness | STAR … |
| Open-house org. | PTA |
| Acts like a quidnunc | MEDDLES |
| Kind of rock | EMO |
| Support above a doorway | LINTEL |
| 10-year-old boy of comics with glasses and blond hair | JASON FOX |
| Unprincipled | AMORAL |
| Words said with a wave | OVER HERE! |
| Writer who served as a senator in Chile | NERUDA |
| Like wild accusations | BASELESS |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Rhyming descriptor for Obama | NO-DRAMA |
| Turns on | AROUSES |
| River through Victoria Falls | ZAMBEZI |
| Krieger of the U.S. women’s soccer team | ALI |
| French name meaning “born again” | RENE |
| Apotheosize | EXALT |
| Shoots the breeze | NATTERS |
| Liberal arts college in Boston | EMERSON |
| Sends off | RADIATES |
| Last word of the New Testament | AMEN |
| Dip for a French dip | JUS |
| Youth support group | ALATEEN |
| Comedian Mitch who said “I haven’t slept for 10 days, because that would be too long” | HEDBERG |
| Decreases, in a way? | STEAMS |
| After-shave additive | ALOE |
| Plants whose name derives from the Greek for “dry” | AZALEAS |
| Members of a pantheon | DEITIES |
| Two bells, nautically | ONE PM |
| Allegro | BRISK |
| Actress Rossellini of “Blue Velvet” | ISABELLA |
| When it’s light | DAYTIME |
| ___ Smeal, three-term president of NOW | ELEANOR |
| Polo alternative | IZOD |
| “Bravo!” | GOOD JOB! |
| Flow down a mountain | HOT LAVA |
| Fine example? | LATE FEE |
| Charms | ENAMORS |
| Copies, in a way | XEROXES |
| Competitor of Peterson’s and Princeton Review | KAPLAN |
| Y Y Y Y, on a form | YESES |
| Renaissance Faire quaff | MEAD |
| Cross | SORE |
| 1989 one-man show | TRU |
| Devils’ advocate?: Abbr. | NHL |