NY Times Crossword 6 Nov 21, Saturday
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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Trash | SLAM |
| Kind of rock | ACID |
| Toni Morrison title character who lives in the Bottom | SULA |
| Lower-cost option at a supermarket, usually | STORE BRAND |
| Fresh | ANEW |
| Furry creature that Wallace becomes during the full moon, in a “Wallace & Gromit” film | WERE-RABBIT |
| Bio subject | LIFE |
| “___ changed” | I’VE |
| Feature of the inner planets | CRUST |
| Thread count? | TEXTS |
| Facebook allows for more than 50 | GENDERS |
| Reciprocal of a siemens | OHM |
| Sharon Olds’s “___ to Dirt” | ODE |
| Hush puppies alternative | PONE |
| Restaurant starter, informally | APP |
| Prominent attire for Jr. Pac-Man | PROPELLER BEANIE |
| Assumes | TAKES FOR GRANTED |
| Grande and others | STARBUCKS ORDERS |
| Actress Susan | DEY |
| Order at a lodge | ELKS |
| It’s sold by the yard | ALE |
| Good things to have for a private party | INS |
| What a trip! | ODYSSEY |
| Alliterative partner of 45-Down | GLITZ |
| Proceeds smoothly | FLOWS |
| Creature whose male incubates the eggs, during which it won’t eat, drink or defecate for 50+ days | EMU |
| Trails | LAGS |
| New York City setting of the “Eloise” books | PLAZA HOTEL |
| It may be bonded | ATOM |
| “Much obliged!” | I OWE YOU ONE! |
| Whom to call “maman” | MERE |
| Guard, perhaps | TEND |
| Current | WIND |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Martin or Harvey | STEVE |
| Actress with an Academy Award for 1960’s “Two Women” | LOREN |
| Amount to | ARE |
| Maker of the world’s first diesel-powered passenger car | MERCEDES-BENZ |
| Photographer Diane | ARBUS |
| Pickup line? | CABS |
| Still alive, so to speak | IN IT |
| Noted organochloride, in brief | DDT |
| Boston exurb | SALEM |
| Bell Labs development of the 1970s | UNIX |
| Took off | LEFT |
| Floors | AWES |
| Amount from a flask, maybe | SWIG |
| Amounts from a distillery, maybe | BARRELFULS |
| Program replaced by “CBS This Morning” | THE EARLY SHOW |
| Olympics rule-breaker | DOPER |
| Like Tony-winning plays | ON BROADWAY |
| Brightens, with “up” | PERKS … |
| ASCAP and A.S.P.C.A.: Abbr. | ORGS |
| Lead-in to date | ANTE- |
| Walk on water? | PIER |
| Disposable shoe liners | PEDS |
| What cognitive behavioral therapy might treat, in brief | PTSD |
| Grade | RATE |
| “Capisce?” | OKAY? |
| Sure thing | LOCK |
| Home of the two deepest canyons in the Americas (each 11,500+ feet) | ANDES |
| Response at the door | IT’S ME! |
| Gave off, in a way | OOZED |
| ___ Hall | SETON |
| Change in writing | EMEND |
| ‘Tis the season to be jolly | YULE |
| Kind of rock | GLAM |
| Behind | LATE |
| 2008 animated film with the tagline “He’s got a monster of a problem” | IGOR |
| Barents Sea sight | FLOE |
| Quad part | LAWN |
| Stone | PIT |
| “Absolument!” | OUI! |