Today’s crossword solution for the NY Times Crossword 4 Dec 21, 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 |
|---|---|
| [Perfection!] | CHEF’S KISS |
| Face to scale | CLIFF |
| Some exercise wear | YOGA PANTS |
| Artist ___ de Toulouse-Lautrec | HENRI |
| What the name “Renée” means | BORN AGAIN |
| List of pointers | INDEX |
| Pull (out) | EKE |
| Overdrawn account? | YARN |
| Actress MacDowell | ANDIE |
| Classical music tradition from Hindustan | RAGA |
| “Dear future me …” | NOTE TO SELF … |
| Nest egg yield | CHICK |
| He’s been called the “Father of Science Fiction” | WELLS |
| Pastoral sound | BAA |
| Quarters | ABODES |
| Bit of mayo? | DIA |
| Scuttled | SANK |
| Taps | FAUCETS |
| With some side-eye | ASKANCE |
| Some transcript omissions | ERS |
| Strips | PARES |
| Home to the three highest capital cities in the world | ANDES |
| March alternative | SIT-IN |
| Big inits. in admissions | ETS |
| Alternatives to toilet paper | BIDETS |
| “Can we chat real quick?” | GOT A SEC? |
| Nose-crinkling | ACRID |
| They rate very high on the Scoville scale | HABANEROS |
| “I got you” | SAY NO MORE |
| Food truck output | AROMA |
| Fictional Harvard Law student played by Reese Witherspoon | ELLE WOODS |
| Favored, with “with” | SIDED … |
| Artful | SLY |
| Like many apartment rentals | NO-FEE |
| Bash | FETE |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Connection point not seen much anymore | CYBERCAFE |
| Establishment where indoor smoking is permitted | HOOKAH BAR |
| Beyond the pale | EGREGIOUS |
| Deadly household appliance, according to Korean urban legend | FAN |
| Sterilize, in a way | SPAY |
| First female dean of Harvard Law | KAGAN |
| Straight | IN A ROW |
| Wasn’t generous | STINTED |
| Digits on a paper card, for short | SSN |
| Trousers named for an Asian country | CHINOS |
| Gives, as credence | LENDS |
| They don’t have a major-label contract | INDIE BAND |
| Like many jobs in the gig economy | FREELANCE |
| Make whole | FIX |
| Book with scales | ATLAS |
| Rock group whose name came from letters found on a sewing machine | AC/DC |
| ___ Sports Bureau (official 32-Down keepers) | ELIAS |
| Mountebanks | FAKES |
| Stay quiet | KEEP IT DOWN |
| See 25-Down | STATS |
| Minimalist style | SANS SERIF |
| Polite form of address, abroad | SRI |
| Blades used in “Kill Bill” | KATANAS |
| Masked warning? | EN GARDE |
| Notre Dame setting | SEINE |
| Follower of an “I’m late” text, in brief | ETA |
| They might be loaded with singles | BASES |
| Poker declaration | I CALL |
| Deadpan | DRYLY |
| Like Falstaff | OBESE |
| Take the edge off? | ERODE |
| One might fly close to the sun | COMET |
| Printmaker? | HOOF |
| “No Ordinary Love” singer | SADE |
| Pastoral sound | MOO |