Below you will find all the answers for the NY Times Crossword 12 Feb 20, Wednesday divided to 2 sections, Across clues and Down Clues.
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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Vegetable that can get slimy when overcooked | OKRA |
| Exhausted, with “up” | ATE |
| Basketball shots from beyond the arc | THREES |
| Frozen treats | SNO-CONES |
| Locale in the Lord’s Prayer | HEAVEN |
| Optimistic maxim from Virgil | LOVE CONQUERS ALL (hiding “VENUS”, god of love) |
| “You ___ me one” | OWE |
| Chart topper | HIT |
| Fanfare | POMP |
| Jacob had 12 of them | SONS |
| Call to a toreador | OLE! |
| Genre for Fall Out Boy | EMO |
| Reliable things, to Ben Franklin | DEATH AND TAXES (hiding “HADES”, god of death) |
| Business index, with “the” | DOW |
| Chi-Town or Beantown team | SOX |
| Team sharing an arena with the Flyers, informally | SIXERS |
| Means of control | REINS |
| Bit of Halloween décor | WEB |
| About | CIRCA |
| Mint in a tin | ALTOID |
| Research facility | LAB |
| Extra periods, in brief | OTS |
| They make loud noises during showers | THUNDERSTORMS (hiding “THOR”, god of thunder) |
| Nurse | SIP |
| Lead-in to a Pen used by nurses | EPI- |
| Old Pontiacs | GTOS |
| Pasta ___ Norma | ALLA |
| Actress Hagen | UTA |
| Car rental add-on | GPS |
| Overly optimistic 1910s appellation | WAR TO END ALL WARS (hiding “ARES”, god of war). |
| “Let me try that again ” | I MEANT |
| Phrase on an egg carton | ONE DOZEN |
| Pest | NOODGE |
| What each set of circled letters is, relative to the first word in its answer | GOD |
| Tumbler turners | KEYS |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Where Edvard Munch’s “The Scream” is displayed | OSLO |
| Apt radio station to air “Wait Wait Don’t Tell Me!” (and it does!) | KNOW |
| Ramble | ROVE |
| Hole in one | ACE |
| Selects, as a successor | ANOINTS |
| Circus | TENT SHOW |
| Name ender for a lawyer | ESQ |
| Parents and grandparents, in teen lingo | THE OLDS |
| Airtight | HERMETIC |
| Scrape | RASP |
| “Me” in the Oscar-winning song “You Must Love Me” | EVA |
| Moray, e.g. | EEL |
| Where an artist works on a sketch, for short? | SNL |
| Lorena who was the #1 female golfer for 158 consecutive weeks | OCHOA |
| Atop | UPON |
| Affixed, like a patch | SEWN ON |
| Puts forth, as effort | EXERTS |
| Paid soldiers, informally | MERCS |
| Mount near Olympus | OSSA |
| Throw a party grandly | DO IT UP |
| Leaps on the ice | AXELS |
| Starts to geometric proofs | AXIOMS |
| Home to India’s Red Fort and Lotus Temple | DELHI |
| “Shoot!” | RATS! |
| Indirect, as a glance | SIDELONG |
| Fertilizer found in caves | BAT GUANO |
| Use up | DEPLETE |
| Alternative to canned | BOTTLED |
| Director Johnson | RIAN |
| Dahl who wrote “James and the Giant Peach” | ROALD |
| Not much | A TAD |
| Stare intensely | GAZE |
| Hunted animals | PREY |
| Entries on 1040s, for short | SSNS |
| Come out ahead | WIN |
| Start of a Latin conjugation | AMO |
| Old auto with its founder’s monogram | REO |
| Follow relentlessly | DOG |
| Pad Thai pan | WOK |
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