Today’s crossword solution for the NY Times Crossword 31 Mar 21, Wednesday. 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 |
|---|---|
| Becomes less important by comparison | PALES |
| Newspaper unit | PAGE |
| “The Garden of Earthly Delights” painter | BOSCH |
| Bitcoin, e.g. | E-CASH |
| Hubbubs | ADOS |
| Bear who sings “The Bare Necessities” in a 1967 Disney film | BALOO |
| City near St. Petersburg | TAMPA |
| Bellyache | CARP |
| Benjamin Franklin is depicted on the first U.S. one (1847) | STAMP |
| Virtuoso | ACE |
| “C’mon, open the door!” | LET ME IN! |
| 1990s supermodel with a palindromic name | EMME |
| Like regular exercise and happiness, per research | LINKED |
| Put one’s trust in | DEPEND ON |
| Fill to the gills | SATE |
| 43rd prez | GWB |
| Mrs., on Majorca | SRA |
| Japanese salad herb | UDO |
| Pint-size | PEEWEE |
| Something to believe in | TENET |
| Smaller parts making up a larger whole … with a hint to the six groups of shaded squares in this puzzle | BUILDING BLOCKS |
| Brand of knives touted in classic infomercials | GINSU |
| 2006 Winter Olympics host | TORINO |
| Diamond stat | RBI |
| Dance move that went from trendy to cringey in the 2010s | DAB |
| Heracles, to Zeus | SON |
| Stitch’s pal, in film | LILO |
| “Two thumbs up!” | I LOVED IT! |
| Key of Beethoven’s Ninth | D MINOR |
| Above-the-knee skirt | MINI |
| Brown loaf with an earthy taste | DARK RYE |
| Pet rocks, once | FAD |
| They turn litmus paper red | ACIDS |
| Stead | LIEU |
| Part of a political convention roll call | STATE |
| Checks out, in a way | CASES |
| Thingy | ITEM |
| Satirist ___ Baron Cohen | SACHA |
| Singer John whose middle name is Hercules | ELTON |
| Food for a sea urchin | KELP |
| Company behind the first microprocessor | INTEL |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Potpourri pieces | PETALS |
| Tree that’s a favorite of giraffes | ACACIA |
| Bemoan | LAMENT |
| Paranormal power, for short | ESP |
| Thin-layered sedimentary rock | SHALE |
| Covenant | PACT |
| One who raised Cain | ADAM |
| Wounded by a bull, say | GORED |
| Catches sight of | ESPIES |
| Tiny ammo | BBS |
| Like some breakfast cereals | OATEN |
| Emphatic two-pointer | SLAM DUNK |
| Going places? | COMMODES |
| “Heaven forbid!” | HOPE NOT! |
| Sidled (along) | EDGED |
| “Fresh Air” broadcaster | NPR |
| French military headwear | KEPIS |
| Use, as dishes | EAT ON |
| Conflict that ended at 11:00 on 11/11 | WWI |
| Crooked | BENT |
| Slip past | ELUDE |
| Swelled heads | EGOS |
| Food-spoiling bacterium | E COLI |
| Like Sodom and Gomorrah | BIBLICAL |
| Abraham Lincoln, for one | UNIONIST |
| Modern lead-in to -grammer | BRO- |
| ___ hop (swing era dance) | LINDY |
| Not a happy face | GRIMACE |
| Put two and two together? | ADD |
| Mayim who played Amy Farrah Fowler on “The Big Bang Theory” | BIALIK |
| “Believe it or not …” | IN FACT … |
| Abhor | LOATHE |
| Herculean undertaking | ORDEAL |
| Many a smartphone recording | VIDEO |
| Far from original | TRITE |
| Soccer great with a statue in Buenos Aires | MESSI |
| Topple (over) | KEEL |
| Posterior | RUMP |
| Nine-digit ID, in brief | SSN |
| Shade of brown | TAN |