NY Times Crossword 4 Jun 20, Thursday
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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Where the first velociraptor fossil was discovered (1923) | GOBI |
| Tank part | TREAD |
| Take a chance | DARE |
| ___ Drago, foe of Rocky Balboa | IVAN |
| “Schitt’s Creek” actress Catherine | O’HARA |
| Not loving anymore | OVER |
| The unhappy drill press operator | … FINDS WORK BORING |
| Increases in intensity | DEEPENS |
| “I Am the Walrus” and “Revolution,” for two | B-SIDES |
| Cottage cheese morsel | CURD |
| Beginner’s trumpet sound | BLAT |
| The unhappy calendar maker | … NEEDS A WEEK OFF |
| They’re raised on farms | BARNS |
| ___-Pacific | ASIA |
| RR station info | ETA |
| Polish, in a way | EDIT |
| Tease | RAG ON |
| Join together, in a way | WELD |
| Something blown on for good luck | DIE |
| Low-effort internet joke | MEME |
| World-weary | JADED |
| The unhappy elevator operator | … ASKS FOR A RAISE |
| Wedding pair | I DOS |
| President who also served as provisional governor of Cuba | TAFT |
| Frederick Douglass, for one | ORATOR |
| Foils | THWARTS |
| The unhappy orthopedic surgeon | … WANTS MORE BREAKS |
| Art Deco artist | ERTE |
| First name on the Supreme Court | ELENA |
| Mix up | STIR |
| Recognized | SEEN |
| Westernmost capital in mainland Africa | DAKAR |
| Freeway hauler | SEMI |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Image file type with a much-debated pronunciation | GIF |
| Poet exiled by Augustus | OVID |
| Scourge | BANE |
| Not appropriate | INDECENT |
| Broadcasting aids | TOWERS |
| Title woman of a 1965 Beach Boys hit | RHONDA |
| Part of a Mickey Mouse costume | EARS |
| Torah holder | ARK |
| Casually try | DABBLE IN |
| Triangular snack item | DORITO |
| Zealous | AVID |
| Shoe designer Caovilla | RENE |
| There are 10 million in a joule | ERGS |
| Taters | SPUDS |
| Tennis star Naomi | OSAKA |
| Spanish kiss | BESO |
| Comaneci of gymnastics | NADIA |
| Early people of the Great Lakes | ERIES |
| Speculate | WAGER |
| Puts coins into | FEEDS |
| One side of New York/ New Jersey’s G.W. Bridge | FT LEE |
| King or queen, e.g. | BED |
| Perform an operation | ADD |
| On the straight and narrow now | REFORMED |
| Book after Joel | AMOS |
| Original occupation for Rachel on “Friends” | WAITRESS |
| Early PC software | MS-DOS |
| “Aladdin” villain | JAFAR |
| Cute calendar subject | KITTEN |
| To whom the Parthenon is dedicated | ATHENA |
| Seafood server | RAW BAR |
| Isn’t square | OWES |
| Like royal flushes | RARE |
| Pay to play | ANTE |
| Long hike | TREK |
| Museum on the Thames | TATE |
| Graze | SKIM |
| Rio greeting | OLA |
| Mr., abroad | SRI |