Below you will find all the answers for the NY Times Crossword Answers 20 Aug 2018, Monday divided to 2 sections, Across clues and Down Clues.
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Across
Clues | Answers | |
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1 | Mattress cover | SHEET |
6 | Desert beast | CAMEL |
11 | “Born in the ___” | USA |
14 | Deserves | EARNS |
15 | Cockamamie | INANE |
16 | Catch cold? | NAB |
17 | Meat entree in Ukraine | CHICKEN KIEV |
19 | “Weekend Update” show, for short | SNL |
20 | Carne asada holder | TACO |
21 | Low-fat | LEAN |
22 | Practice piece at a conservatory | ETUDE |
24 | Travel about | ROAM |
26 | Back of a boat | STERN |
28 | Meat entree in Austria | VIENNA SAUSAGES |
33 | Have a hunch | SENSE |
34 | Pewter component | TIN |
35 | Excellent, informally | PHAT |
36 | Pound sound | ARF! |
37 | Brand that “nobody doesn’t like” | SARA LEE |
41 | Greek “H” | ETA |
42 | Home to the majority of earthlings | ASIA |
44 | ___ Air (affluent neighborhood of Los Angeles) | BEL |
45 | Bold type | DARER |
47 | Meat entree in New Zealand | BEEF WELLINGTON |
51 | Emmy winner Christine | LAHTI |
52 | Christmas carol | NOEL |
53 | Freshwater polyp | HYDRA |
55 | Jam ingredient? | AUTO |
57 | Alan who wrote the book “If I Understood You, Would I Have This Look on My Face?” | ALDA |
61 | Sound elicited by a punch in the gut | OOF! |
62 | Meat entree in the United Kingdom | LONDON BROIL |
65 | Olive of cartoons | OYL |
66 | Disney World park | EPCOT |
67 | Be in accord | AGREE |
68 | Small dog | TOY |
69 | Pro in taking dictation | STENO |
70 | Landowners’ papers | DEEDS |
Down
Clues | Answers | |
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1 | Religious offshoot | SECT |
2 | “That’s funny!” | HA HA! |
3 | California politico Garcetti | ERIC |
4 | Concert bonuses | ENCORES |
5 | Sound of disapproval | TSK! |
6 | The movie industry | CINEMA |
7 | “My Way” lyricist Paul | ANKA |
8 | Thing attached to a sloop’s boom | MAINSAIL |
9 | Direction from Mo. to Me. | ENE |
10 | River embankments | LEVEES |
11 | Person not getting credit for a brave act | UNSUNG HERO |
12 | Hourglass contents | SAND |
13 | Up to the task | ABLE |
18 | Panache | ELAN |
23 | Mouse catcher | TRAP |
25 | Easiest numbers to dial on a rotary phone | ONES |
27 | Adjust the pitch of | TUNE |
28 | Chapter’s counterpart | VERSE |
29 | Pop-up that results in the batter being called out even if the ball isn’t caught | INFIELD FLY |
30 | Public bathroom compartment | STALL |
31 | No longer on the plate | EATEN |
32 | Symbol on the Texas state flag | STAR |
33 | Bygone Swedish car | SAAB |
38 | Assist in a crime | ABET |
39 | Trust | RELIANCE |
40 | Cutting-___ (pioneering) | EDGE |
43 | From a distance | AFAR |
46 | Like a prison fugitive | AT LARGE |
48 | Moby Dick and others | WHALES |
49 | Counting everything | IN TOTO |
50 | Separator of a.m. and p.m. | NOON |
53 | Owl’s sound | HOOT |
54 | Dimwit | YO-YO |
56 | Thick Japanese noodle | UDON |
58 | Traditional knowledge | LORE |
59 | Ran out of juice | DIED |
60 | Pub pints | ALES |
63 | Choose, with “for” | OPT |
64 | Reprimand to a dog | BAD! |
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