Below you will find all the answers for the NY Times Crossword 8 Apr 20, Wednesday divided to 2 sections, Across clues and Down Clues.
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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Not be heard from anymore | GO DARK |
| Tom who created Jack Ryan | CLANCY |
| Shakespearean fairy king | OBERON |
| Something to practice percussion on | DRUM PAD |
| Humorist Ambrose who once defined “alone” as “in bad company” | BIERCE |
| Fans that jeer the home team, informally | BOOBIRDS |
| Quick attack groups | STRIKE FORCES (roll a “strike”) |
| Club booklet | BYLAWS |
| Blind followers | SHEEP |
| Tennis star Nadal, to fans | RAFA |
| Like the leftmost stripe on le drapeau français | BLEU |
| Deli loaf | RYE |
| “THERE you are!” | AHA! |
| Like many TV news interviews | SPLIT SCREEN (roll a “split”) |
| Emmy nomination number for which Susan Lucci finally won for playing Erica Kane on “All My Children” | NINETEEN |
| Little bit | IOTA |
| Comic actress Rudolph | MAYA |
| Went 0 to 60, say | GUNNED IT |
| Producer of jingle-jangle in the pocket | SPARE CHANGE (roll a “spare”) |
| “Good for the earth” prefix | ECO- |
| Horror film director Aster | ARI |
| Grasp | HOLD |
| Coffee or beer, informally | BREW |
| Coke and RC | COLAS |
| Mom on “Modern Family” | CLAIRE |
| Aid for a Thanksgiving chef | TURKEY BASTER (roll a “turkey”) |
| Reverse course, slangily | PULL A UEY |
| Wing it? | AVIATE |
| Cry at a revival | I’M SAVED! |
| Kind of sale | RED-TAG |
| Clicked the double vertical bar on a YouTube video | PAUSED |
| Precipitates unpleasantly, in a way | SLEETS |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Oodles | GOBS |
| Dead space? | OBIT |
| Howl | wolf :: bell : ___ : DEER |
| Exuberant cry south of the border | ARRIBA! |
| Title film character who declares “Nobody owes nobody nothing” | ROCKY |
| Show obeisance | KNEEL |
| Gator’s cousin | CROC |
| Some garage jobs | LUBES |
| Eschewers of military service | AMISH |
| “Ask Me Another” airer | NPR |
| Scoundrel | CAD |
| Fabric measures: Abbr. | YDS |
| Real English county on which Thomas Hardy based the fictional Wessex | DORSET |
| Where you might roll the starts of 17-, 31-, 43- and 56-Across | BOWLING ALLEY |
| George Orwell’s “Animal Farm,” e.g. | FABLE |
| Nook, e.g. | E-READER |
| One of eight on most spiders | EYE |
| Part of an animal farm | PEN |
| Was in charge of | RAN |
| Fish on a sushi menu | AHI |
| Gushing letters | FAN MAIL |
| On drugs, say | USING |
| Bump on a lid | STYE |
| Beaut | PEACH |
| Driving test obstacle | CONE |
| GPS suggestion: Abbr. | RTE |
| What may have a ring to it? | EAR |
| 10/24 celebration of global cooperation | UN DAY |
| Makeup of Elsa’s castle in “Frozen” | ICE |
| Drag | TOW |
| Kind of fly | SAC |
| Whiz | PRO |
| Pawned | HOCKED |
| Next to | BESIDE |
| Part of some encyclopedias | ATLAS |
| Smooth | SUAVE |
| Certain building beams | I-BARS |
| Get tangled up | RAVEL |
| Had some second thoughts about | RUED |
| ___ Modern | TATE |
| Division politique | ETAT |
| Rules and ___ | REGS |
| One of 21 on a die | PIP |
| Actress Thurman | UMA |
| Sch. whose newspaper is The Daily Reveille | LSU |
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