Below you will find all the answers for the NY Times Crossword 26 Apr 20, Sunday divided to 2 sections, Across clues and Down Clues.
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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| 1969 hit for Neil Diamond | SWEET CAROLINE |
| Big dipper? | OAR |
| Event at a convention center | EXPO |
| Southern bread | PONE |
| Risk maker | HASBRO |
| What a plastic bag might come with, nowadays | FEE |
| Comics mutant | X-MAN |
| Specks of dust | MOTES |
| Ad label in red and white | AS SEEN ON TV |
| What Santa does before Christmas | MAKES A LIST |
| They do dos | HAIR SALONS |
| Tempe sch. | ASU |
| Invites out for | ASKS TO |
| [Let it stand] | [STET] |
| Pop singer Ora | RITA |
| Heats | PRELIMS |
| Bête noire | BANE |
| Italian pal | PAISAN |
| Burning | AFIRE |
| Some of the American heartland | PRAIRIE |
| Belief in Buddhism and Hinduism | REINCARNATION |
| Certain make-your-own-entree station | TACO BAR |
| With 86-Across, fixation problem suggested by this puzzle’s theme | TUNNEL |
| One hanging around the yard | FEEDER |
| Statement that may precede “Wish me luck!” | HERE I GO |
| Per ___ | ANNUM |
| Arc on a musical score | SLUR |
| Go back (on) | RENEGE |
| British ending | ZED |
| Conventional | STEREOTYPIC |
| Deal with | TAKE CARE OF |
| Suffix with block | -ADE |
| China’s Zhou ___ | ENLAI |
| Hound | NAG |
| Some bolt holders | T-NUTS |
| Arroz ___ cubana (Cuban-style rice) | A LA |
| Demerit | DING |
| Once-ubiquitous electronics outlets | RADIOSHACKS |
| A hot one can burn you | MIC |
| Stars in western movies, e.g. | BADGES |
| “That’s my foot!!!” | YEOW!!! |
| Son of George and Jane Jetson | ELROY |
| Verbal concession | I RESIGN |
| Start to pay attention | TUNE IN |
| See 47-Across | … VISION |
| Sea that Jesus is said to have walked on | GALILEE |
| Beloved members of the family | PETS |
| Having a fix | CURABLE |
| South American barbecue | ASADO |
| Rather eccentric | SCREWY |
| D.C. types | POLS |
| It fits a big frame, for short | XL-SHIRT |
| 1990s Nickelodeon show about a preteen boy | DOUG |
| Former Saudi king | FAHD |
| Peninsula with seven countries | ARABIA |
| Hosp. area | ICU |
| What torcedores can skillfully do | ROLL A CIGAR |
| Hierarchical systems, so to speak | TOTEM POLES |
| It may spit venom | ACID TONGUE |
| News items often written in advance | OBITS |
| Beget | SIRE |
| Nasdaq, e.g.: Abbr. | MKT |
| Things that can bounce | EMAILS |
| Bone connected to the wrist | METACARPAL |
| Founding member of the U.N. Security Council, for short | USSR |
| Humanities dept. | PSY |
| Like the entire 290-page Georges Perec novel “A Void,” curiously enough | E-LESS |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Bygone kings | SHAHS |
| Attended | WAS AT |
| Nail polish brand | ESSIE |
| Who said “No good movie is too long. No bad movie is short enough” | EBERT |
| Dos más uno | TRES |
| Worth mentioning | OF NOTE |
| Subsidiary of CVS Health | AETNA |
| Races in place | REVS |
| Ken Griffey Jr. or Ichiro Suzuki | EX-MARINER |
| Short winter days? | XMASES |
| Alan who directed “All the President’s Men” | PAKULA |
| Any nonzero number raised to the power of zero | ONE |
| Florida county named for a president | POLK |
| Los Angeles’s ___ College of Art and Design | OTIS |
| Where talk is cheep? | NEST |
| This: Sp. | ESTO |
| Way to run someone out of town, idiomatically | ON A RAIL |
| Heavy defeat | MASSACRE |
| QB-protecting group, for short | O-LINE |
| Cousin of cream cheese | MASCARPONE |
| Not outstanding | PAID |
| Aware | IN THE KNOW |
| German city on the Weser | BREMEN |
| Try to see if anyone is home, maybe | PEER IN |
| Adversary | FOE |
| Island famous for its nightlife | IBIZA |
| Was livid | RAGED |
| Slowly disappear | ERODE |
| Orgs. running drives for school supplies | PTAS |
| Little piggy | RUNT |
| Sullivan who taught Helen Keller | ANNE |
| Temper | INURE |
| Enlist again | REUP |
| Early king of Athens, in Greek myth | AEGEUS |
| Magical rides | FLYING CARPETS |
| No longer working: Abbr. | RET |
| Sedate state | STAIDNESS |
| State | NATION |
| Gerontologist’s study | OLD AGE |
| The driving force behind this puzzle? | CAR |
| Cheerfulness: Var. | GAYETY |
| Nonbinary pronoun | THEIRS |
| A dip, or a series of steps | SALSA |
| Spanish girlfriend | AMIGA |
| Things once tossed in the Trevi Fountain | LIRAS |
| It stops at Union and Penn Stations | ACELA |
| Understand | GET |
| Agnus ___ (prayers) | DEIS |
| Banned aid? | CRIB |
| Lead-in to Aid | KOOL- |
| “Auld Lang ___” | SYNE |
| Gambler’s alternative to Las Vegas, NV, or Atlantic City, NJ | BILOXI, MS |
| One with special I.T. privileges | SUPERUSER |
| Throwing away | DISCARDING |
| Pond critter | NEWT |
| Latin version of the Bible | VULGATE |
| Doesn’t give a hoot, colloquially | COULD CARE LESS |
| Applebee’s competitor | CHILI’S |
| Kitchen gadgets | RICERS |
| System of government | POLITY |
| ___ dog | LAP |
| Loading areas | DOCKS |
| Championship | FINAL |
| Texas A&M athlete | AGGIE |
| Lugs | HAULS |
| Add oil and vinegar to, say | DRESS |
| Bit of chemistry | ATOM |
| Legal cover? | ROBE |
| Plugging away | AT IT |
| Testing stage | BETA |
| Ratchet (up) | RAMP |
| Command to a dog | COME! |
| Buckeyes’ sch. | OSU |
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