NY Times Crossword 8 Sep 22, Thursday
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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| One on the run | ESCAPEE |
| Twitter handle used by the White House | FLOTUS |
| Computer menu command | SHUT DOWN |
| Hawaii’s ___ Palace | ‘IOLANI |
| Prioritized, in a way | TRIAGED |
| Officially noted | ON RECORD |
| Member of “The Squad” in D.C., for short | AOC |
| Evening fare | SUPPER |
| Love of texting? | BAE |
| Apt focus of an annual festival in Holland, Mich. | TULIP |
| Verse | POESY |
| Lacto-___ vegetarianism | OVO |
| Paradisiacal | EDENIC |
| “Inside the N.B.A.” airer | TNT |
| Spider-___, character in Marvel’s “Spider-Verse” | GWEN |
| Low power? | SQUARE |
| Award-winning Berry | HALLE |
| U.S. tourist locale that inspired this puzzle | FOUR CORNERS |
| One might be cracked | SMILE |
| Corn plant part | TASSEL |
| Lager descriptor | PALE |
| “Ah yes, yes indeed” | ‘TIS |
| Keys on a piano | ALICIA |
| In a bad way | ILL |
| Small grinder, maybe | TOOTH |
| Leaves with a traumatic memory | SCARS |
| Kind of cycle | REM |
| He’s saved by his sister, in a story | HANSEL |
| Grass | POT |
| Like many Hollywood heartthrobs, seemingly | AGELESS |
| What to do “when you’re not strong,” in a 1972 hit | LEAN ON ME |
| Least likely to get up from the couch, say | LAZIEST |
| Goo for a batter | PINE TAR |
| Picks up | SENSES |
| Puts down? | SADDENS |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Word with sale, tax or planning | ESTATE |
| Envelop | SHROUD |
| Manicure target | CUTICLE |
| Programming language named after a pioneering programmer | ADA |
| Collectible disk of the 1990s | POG |
| ___ milk | EWE’S |
| Ultimately become | END UP |
| First-rate | FINEST |
| Heavy British vehicle | LORRY |
| Big whoop? | OLE! |
| Some Tex-Mex meals | TACO BOWLS |
| Get to the bottom of | UNRAVEL |
| First half | SIDE ONE |
| First games | OPENERS |
| Entrees cooked in slow cookers | POT ROASTS |
| Step on it! | INSOLE |
| Arouse, as intrigue | PIQUE |
| Good-for-nothing | CUR |
| Press material | GARLIC |
| What many verbs indicate | ACTIONS |
| Some formal attire | HEELS |
| “I wanna know what I missed!” | FILL ME IN! |
| Org. whose annual budget isn’t public | NSA |
| Starts to go out of control | SPIRALS |
| Key concept in feminist theory | MALE GAZE |
| They require glasses | TOASTS |
| 2005 biopic in which Philip Seymour Hoffman plays the title role | CAPOTE |
| Extreme racing event | IRONMAN |
| Daisy relatives | ASTERS |
| What have we here? | THESE |
| Is beneficial | HELPS |
| Film character depicted using C.G.I. and old footage in “The Rise of Skywalker” | LEIA |
| Paul of fame | LES |
| + | AND |
| “The Simpsons” character in a green sweater | NED |