Today’s crossword solution for the NY Times Crossword 7 Mar 21, Sunday. 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 |
|---|---|
| After the fact, as a justification | POST HOC |
| Co-star of “Golden Girls” | BEA ARTHUR |
| Knock over, so to speak | ROB |
| Quaker fare | OATMEAL |
| Go poof | EVAPORATE |
| Drop the ball | ERR |
| ILLUS_RA_ORS | STRIPTEASE ARTISTS (strip Ts from “illustrators”) |
| What a third wheel might see, in brief | PDA |
| Setting for most of “Life of Pi” | SEA |
| Tests the weight of | HEFTS |
| One of the Greats? | PETER I |
| Oscars of the sporting world | ESPYS |
| Good sign for an angel | SRO |
| Intl. org. headquartered in Geneva | WTO |
| Some bad sentences | RUN-ONS |
| ACC_L_RATOR | EASE OFF THE GAS PEDAL (Es off the “accelerator”) |
| Grapple, in dialect | RASSLE |
| Exercise too much, say | OVERDO |
| A as in Arles | UNE |
| LUXUR_ _ACHT | UNWISE INVESTMENT (un-Ys “luxury yacht”) |
| “___ Agnus Dei” (Mass phrase) | ECCE |
| Peak in Turkey mentioned in both the “Iliad” and the “Aeneid” | MT IDA |
| Runner Sebastian who once held the world record for the mile | COE |
| What you might get from a trailer | SNEAK PEEK |
| Sport played at British boarding schools | POLO |
| Post production? | CEREALS |
| ___ mater, membrane surrounding the brain | PIA |
| Popular 90-min. show | SNL |
| ENDANGER_EN_ | NO EMPTY THREAT (no MT “endangerment”) |
| Man’s name that coincidentally is Latin for “honey” | MEL |
| Word with small or fish | … FRY |
| Weak | TENUOUS |
| What may result in a handshake | SALE |
| Help to one’s destination | GIVE A LIFT |
| The Blue Jays, on scoreboards | TOR |
| Comeback to a challenge of authority | SEZ ME! |
| Bitter | ACID |
| CONFIG_ _ATION | YOU ARE OUT OF ORDER (UR out of “configuration”) |
| Actor Somerhalder | IAN |
| Most in the style of comedian Steven Wright | WRIEST |
| Unfocused | BLEARY |
| POI_T OF _IEW | UNENVIABLE POSITION (un-NV-able “point of view”) |
| Go all out | STRAIN |
| French fashion inits. | YSL |
| “Kinda sorta” | ISH |
| Pan-cook, in a way | SAUTE |
| Supermodel Bündchen | GISELE |
| Pepé ___ (cartoon skunk) | LE PEW |
| Drop off | NOD |
| Admit (to) | COP |
| _OTIC_ | WITHOUT ANY WARNING (without NE “notice”) |
| Hit the weed? | HOE |
| Have guests over | ENTERTAIN |
| Guest, e.g. | INVITEE |
| Place full of guests | INN |
| Start of a seasonal request | DEAR SANTA, … |
| Some kitchen utensils | ZESTERS |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Entourage | POSSE |
| Hall’s partner in pop | OATES |
| Part of a thong | STRAP |
| “OK, you can stop the story right there” | TMI |
| Old-fashioned “cool” | HEP |
| One might speak under it | OATH |
| Co-star of Kline in “A Fish Called Wanda” | CLEESE |
| Start of a compilation heading | BEST OF … |
| Times for some vigils | EVES |
| Letters on many towers | AAA |
| Busy mo. for C.P.A.s | APR |
| Go bad | ROT |
| Three-sport event, for short | TRI |
| A chest often has a large one | HASP |
| States | UTTERS |
| Recharge | REST UP |
| Photocopy, e.g. | REPRODUCE |
| It’s the law! | ORDINANCE |
| Item said to have been burned in protest, once | BRA |
| Musical prefix with beat | AFRO- |
| Memphis-to-Nashville dir. | ENE |
| Emphatic assent | YES I DO |
| Lively dance genre | SALSA |
| Hone | WHET |
| Contract details | TERMS |
| Beehive State city | OGDEN |
| Aerodynamic | SLEEK |
| Bishop’s jurisdiction | SEE |
| Antagonist | FOE |
| Hotel room staples | TVS |
| Top-notch | A-ONE |
| Booties | RUMPS |
| Playwright Chekhov | ANTON |
| Garbage | SWILL |
| Drink similar to a slushie | ICEE |
| About 460 inches of rain per year, on Kauai’s Mt. Waialeale | NORM |
| HBO satire starring Julia Louis-Dreyfus | VEEP |
| ___ bar | TAPAS |
| Org. that takes the lead on lead? | EPA |
| Baby fox | KIT |
| How a flirt may act | COYLY |
| Football stat: Abbr. | ATT |
| NaOH | LYE |
| Radio broadcaster: Abbr. | STN |
| Legislation that was part of F.D.R.’s New Deal | NRA |
| Ethnic group of Rwanda and Burundi | HUTU |
| Two, for four | ROOT |
| Coin with 12 stars | EURO |
| “Zoom-Zoom” sloganeer | MAZDA |
| Hollywood composer Bernstein with 14 Oscar nominations | ELMER |
| Guarded | LEERY |
| Like pets and parking meters | FED |
| ___ Slam (tennis feat) | SERENA |
| Julius Caesar’s first name | GAIUS |
| Words of hopelessness | I CAN’T GO ON |
| Mature naturally, in a way | VINE-RIPEN |
| ___ Writers’ Workshop | IOWA |
| Electronic Hasbro toy | FURBY |
| One side of the coin | TAILS |
| Arias, typically | SOLOS |
| Scottish folk dance | REEL |
| Alternative explanation for a lucky guess, in brief | ESP |
| Ear: Prefix | OTO- |
| Letters on some badges | FBI |
| “Stillmatic” rapper | NAS |
| Seen | VIEWED |
| Kind of skate | INLINE |
| Brown shade | SIENNA |
| Kids’ observation game | I SPY |
| Hit musical with an “Emerald City Sequence” | THE WIZ |
| Yoke | UNITE |
| HP product | TONER |
| Narrowly beats (out) | EDGES |
| Singer James | ETTA |
| Drink for un bébé | LAIT |
| A full moon will do this | WANE |
| Life force, in China | CHI |
| ___ Majesty | HER |
| Hosp. areas | ORS |
| The Jazz, on scoreboards | UTA |
| Brown shade | TAN |
| Things for happy campers? | RVS |
| Picky person’s pick? | NIT |
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