Below you will find all the answers for the NY Times Crossword 24 May 20, Sunday divided to 2 sections, Across clues and Down Clues.
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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Battlefield cry | ATTACK! |
| Sprint competitor | RACER |
| Pollen-producing plant part | STAMEN |
| About three miles | LEAGUE |
| Excoriates | REVILES |
| “The Deer Hunter” director Michael | CIMINO |
| An antique might have one | PATINA |
| What a Venn diagram shows | OVERLAP |
| Like | AKIN TO |
| As you inspect each room, you find staff members dressed as ___ | APTLY NAMED CELEBRITIES |
| Suspect #1 | COLE (Porter) |
| Start of a Christmas refrain | FA LA |
| “I like it!” | NICE! |
| Days of old | YORE |
| Word that sounds like a number and is a letter backward | ATE |
| Russian pancakes | BLINI |
| Burn slightly | SINGE |
| Refusals | NOS |
| They’re all ___, so you can easily identify them | WEARING NAME TAGS |
| Popeye’s kid | SWEE’PEA |
| Delta competitor, in brief | UAL |
| Woes | SORROWS |
| Suspect #2 | GERARD (Butler) |
| Have trouble swallowing | GAG ON |
| Like beloved books, often | REREAD |
| Showers | RAINS |
| Tech debut of 1998 | IMAC |
| Tucson school, in brief | U OF A |
| California-based auto company | TESLA |
| Bristle of grain | AWN |
| What it all adds up to | SUM |
| A ways away | FAR |
| Suspect #3 | TIM (Cook) |
| Spawn | BEGET |
| Music for the masses? | HYMN |
| Sly and the Family Stone genre | FUNK |
| Public spat | SCENE |
| Considered | SEEN AS |
| ___ fusion (type of cuisine) | ASIAN |
| Some appliances | AMANAS |
| They catch dust bunnies | DRY MOPS |
| It might get a licking: Abbr. | ENV |
| Musical family with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame | OSMONDS |
| In the study, you find that the thief accidentally left behind an ___ | APPLE SWEATSHIRT |
| Some sports cars | GTS |
| Lots | A HEAP |
| “That’s ___” | AMORE |
| Some modern ones are smart | TVS |
| Four-letter word for a four-letter word | OATH |
| In ___ (stuck) | A RUT |
| Hershey toffee bar | SKOR |
| Suspect #4 | CHET (Baker) |
| “You caught me!,” says the thief, who then admits: “The diamond isn’t here in my room, but it’s hidden in ___” | THE ONE TO THE WEST OF HERE |
| “Hungry” game characters | HIPPOS |
| What each person gets in an election | ONE VOTE |
| Spark | AROUSE |
| Ordain | ANOINT |
| Joined at an angle, as two pieces of wood | MITERED |
| Clothes hanger? | TASSEL |
| Suspect #5 | MINNIE (Driver) |
| Suspect #6 | KAREN (Carpenter) |
| “Easy now ” | STEADY |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Source of the robe material for Incan royalty | ALPACA |
| Home brewer | TEAPOT |
| Tell | TATTLE |
| Spry | AGILE |
| Brooklyn Coll. is part of it | CUNY |
| Thomas who chaired the 9/11 Commission | KEAN |
| Enjoy deeply | REVEL IN |
| Salon brand | AVEDA |
| Magazine audience fig. | CIRC |
| Suspect #7 | ELLEN (Page) |
| Style for Edward Hopper and George Bellows | REALISM |
| What might come with fencing? | SCAR |
| Suspect #8 | TIKI (Barber) |
| Goodwill | AMITY |
| “Despicable Me” character | MINION |
| Intestinal: Prefix | ENTERO- |
| Some knotted ropes | NOOSES |
| Elie Wiesel’s homeland | ROMANIA |
| Lowest of the eight major taxonomic ranks | SPECIES |
| Flambé | AFIRE |
| Japanese box lunch | BENTO |
| Oenology | wines :: zythology : ___ : BEERS |
| Org. in “Die Hard” | LAPD |
| Teri with a “Tootsie” role | GARR |
| It might be snowy | EGRET |
| Move off the bottle | WEAN |
| Chip dip, familiarly | GUAC |
| Badger | NAG |
| Diamond family name | ALOU |
| Like a bad loser | SORE |
| Major source of oxygen in the earth’s atmosphere | SEAWEED |
| Janitor’s tool | WRINGER |
| Britain’s Broadway | WEST END |
| City near Monterey Bay | SALINAS |
| Latches (onto) | GRABS |
| Delta preceder | GAMMA |
| Like a Debbie Downer | NO FUN |
| Women of honour | DAMES |
| Kinda | -ISH |
| Very, in Veracruz | MUY |
| Swing and completely miss | FAN |
| Getaway for two lovebirds? | ARK |
| Ireland’s best-selling solo artist | ENYA |
| Home of the original Busch Gardens | TAMPA |
| The compass points | N-S-E-W |
| Hardy bean | FAVA |
| Campfire treat | S’MORE |
| “Too busy” | CAN’T |
| Jr.’s junior | SOPH |
| Suffix with serpent | -INE |
| Leader whose name means, literally, “commander” | AMIR |
| Kilt feature | PLEAT |
| Space to maneuver a ship | SEA ROOM |
| Seeped (through} | OSMOSED |
| Low on dough | SHORT |
| Big launch of 1957 | SPUTNIK |
| “Time for a break” | TAKE TEN |
| Fictional city inspired by New York City | GOTHAM |
| Sauce put on falafel | TAHINI |
| Squash | STEP ON |
| Springsteen’s birthplace, in song | THE USA |
| Knowledgeable (in) | VERSED |
| Hard | STEELY |
| Music to a hitchhiker’s ears | HOP IN |
| Thucydides had one | THETA |
| Said a 96-Across | SWORE |
| Went with | CHOSE |
| Anika ___ Rose, 2004 Tony winner | NONI |
| Sunrise direction, in Seville | ESTE |
| “Best. Day. ___!” | EVER |
| Stable diet? | OATS |
| Rushing group, informally | FRAT |
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