Below you will find all the answers for the NY Times Crossword 22 Oct 18, Monday divided to 2 sections, Across clues and Down Clues.
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Across
Number | Clues | Answers |
---|---|---|
1 | Base after third base | HOME |
5 | Flows back | EBBS |
9 | 1, 8, 27, 64, etc. | CUBES |
14 | The “U” of B.T.U. | UNIT |
15 | 1982 movie inspired by Pong | TRON |
16 | Yoga posture | ASANA |
17 | *Capricious | MERCURIAL (from “Mercury”) |
19 | French “thank you” | MERCI |
20 | “… man ___ mouse?” | OR A |
21 | Jokester’s jokes | GAGS |
22 | *Forgivable | VENIAL (from “Venus”) |
23 | ___ McDonald (clown) | RONALD |
25 | Additionally | TOO |
27 | Gas brand whose logo has a blue oval | ESSO |
28 | “Desserts” made from wet dirt | MUD PIES |
30 | Pupu ___ | PLATTER |
32 | Isaac’s elder son | ESAU |
33 | Gas brand whose logo has a red triangle | CITGO |
35 | What free apps often come with | ADS |
36 | *Warlike | MARTIAL (from “Mars”) |
38 | Little rapscallion | IMP |
41 | Glass that makes a rainbow | PRISM |
42 | Website for crowdsourced reviews | YELP |
46 | Church activity | WORSHIP |
48 | Clothing | APPAREL |
51 | “Will do!” | ON IT! |
52 | “The War of the Worlds” villains, briefly | ETS |
54 | Sitting Bull’s people | LAKOTA |
55 | *Jolly | JOVIAL (from “Jupiter”) |
57 | Meriting a “D,” say | POOR |
59 | Figure in the form 123-45-6789, e.g.: Abbr. | SSN |
60 | “___ ears!” (“Listening!”) | I’M ALL |
61 | *Gloomy | SATURNINE (from “Saturn”) |
63 | Portions (out) | METES |
64 | Vaper’s device | E-CIG |
65 | Italy’s shape | BOOT |
66 | “You ___ right!” | ARE SO |
67 | Composer John with six Emmys | TESH |
68 | Tiny hill builders | ANTS |
Down
Number | Clues | Answers |
---|---|---|
1 | “Just play along, please” | HUMOR ME |
2 | Burdensome | ONEROUS |
3 | “Hamilton” composer | MIRANDA |
4 | List-ending abbr. | ETC |
5 | Brokerage with an asterisk in its name | E*TRADE |
6 | Clink on the drink | BRIG |
7 | Toot one’s own horn | BOAST |
8 | Weekly parody source, briefly | SNL |
9 | Arrived | CAME |
10 | Online discussion forum | USENET |
11 | Professional coffee server | BARISTA |
12 | Fully surrounded (by) | ENCASED |
13 | Ones under a captain’s command | SAILORS |
18 | ___ fruit (wrinkly citrus) | UGLI |
22 | Europe’s longest river | VOLGA |
24 | Kwik-E-Mart minder on “The Simpsons” | APU |
26 | Kia model | OPTIMA |
29 | What actors memorize | SCRIPT |
31 | Alternative to Hotmail | AOL |
34 | “___ Not Unusual” (Tom Jones standard) | IT’S |
36 | Car speed meas. | MPH |
37 | Shakespearean sprite | ARIEL |
38 | Site of a 1945 Allied victory in the Pacific | IWO JIMA |
39 | Amino acid vis-à-vis a protein, e.g. | MONOMER |
40 | Public’s opposite | PRIVATE |
42 | Tibetan beast | YAK |
43 | Beachfront property woe | EROSION |
44 | “How about we forgo that” | LET’S NOT |
45 | Etymological origins of the answers to the five starred clues | PLANETS |
47 | Subway entrances | STILES |
49 | What oxen pull, in England | PLOUGH |
50 | Catherine who married Henry VIII | PARR |
53 | The final frontier, per “Star Trek” | SPACE |
56 | Additionally | ALSO |
58 | Big name in elevators | OTIS |
61 | Prepare, as a dinner table | SET |
62 | Org. for the Sixers and Spurs | NBA |
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