Below you will find all the answers for the NY Times Crossword 15 Apr 20, Wednesday divided to 2 sections, Across clues and Down Clues.
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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Match, as subject and verb | AGREE |
| Newspaper held in low esteem | RAG |
| Cigar milder than a maduro | CLARO |
| Top of an espresso | FROTH |
| Novelist Umberto | ECO |
| Swing by unannounced | POP IN |
| Things that may fly around saloons | FISTS |
| France’s Académie ___ Beaux-Arts | DES |
| Gives deep massage therapy | ROLFS |
| Old Spice alternative | AFTA |
| Violinist Zimbalist | EFREM |
| Only president who was also a chief justice | TAFT |
| Film school deg. | BFA |
| “Whew! What a tiring day!” | AM I BEAT! |
| Padre’s hermana | TIA |
| Tackle, for one | LINEMAN |
| Slicing, as through water | KNIFING |
| Part of a cello that supports the instrument on the floor | ENDPIN |
| Make right, perhaps in a not-so-right way | AVENGE |
| Complete as suggested by four symmetrical pairs of Down answers in this puzzle | HEAD TO TOE |
| Burn black | CHAR |
| Layered cake | TORTE |
| Group that votes together | BLOC |
| A lowercase “f” on a blue background, for Facebook | LOGO |
| Like Delta Force forces | ELITE |
| She said “Little boy, gonna make you a man,” in a Kinks song | LOLA |
| Princess of Avalor, on a Disney show | ELENA |
| One of the Three Stooges | MOE |
| Cares for, as a garden | TENDS |
| New Deal prez | FDR |
| Airport screening org. | TSA |
| Cheer repeated before “sis-boom-bah!” | RAH! |
| Astronomers’ std. | GST |
| “I Am ___ Fierce,” #1 Beyoncé album | SASHA |
| ___ Park, Calif. | MENLO |
| Plays (around) | MONKEYS |
| Curvy | SINUOUS |
| Started eating | DUG INTO |
| Magic Johnson’s 10,141 | ASSISTS |
| Ten-gallon hat | STETSON |
| Cry of disbelief | WHAT THE! |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Good-natured | AFFABLE |
| Mythical beast that’s half lion and half eagle | GRIFFIN |
| Edmond ___, “Cyrano de Bergerac” playwright | ROSTAND |
| James who sang “At Last” | ETTA |
| Canadian interjections | EHS |
| Distinctively colored freshwater fish | REDFIN |
| Bitter | ACERB |
| What “it” is supposed to do | GO SEEK |
| Y course | CPR |
| Rioter’s spoils | LOOT |
| H.S. course often covering the “Aeneid” | AP LATIN |
| Making up variations on a theme | RIFFING |
| Performing live, say | ON STAGE |
| Send off, as rays | EMANATE |
| Sea cow | MANATEE |
| One who might become a fiancée | AMIE |
| Record for later, in a way | TIVO |
| Screenwriter Nora | EPHRON |
| Flimsy, as an excuse | FEEBLE |
| Stuffed grape leaves | DOLMA |
| Half a sextet | TRIO |
| Member of the weasel family | OTTER |
| Pitch setter | CLEF |
| Waits for a better offer, say | HOLDS OUT |
| Game box info | AGE RANGE |
| Like friends not seen for years | LONG LOST |
| Antebellum Dixie | OLD SOUTH |
| People are asked to sign it after an accident | CAST |
| 1896 Olympics locale | ATHENS |
| Hush-hush org. | THE NSA |
| Tell | SAY TO |
| Many Pennsylvania Dutch speakers | AMISH |
| Typical “Key & Peele” segment | SKIT |
| Dark time in France | NUIT |
| E.R. workers | MDS |
| Second part of the sign of the cross, symbolically | SON |
| Glimpsed | SAW |
| Indianapolis-to-Atlanta dir. | SSE |
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