Below you will find all the answers for the NY Times Crossword 4 May 20, Monday divided to 2 sections, Across clues and Down Clues.
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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Kids around | JESTS |
| Just about every character on “Brooklyn Nine-Nine” | COP |
| Actress Christina | RICCI |
| Created for a particular purpose, as a committee | AD HOC |
| Big fuss | ADO |
| Like the gases neon and argon, but not oxygen and hydrogen | INERT |
| Features of most hotel doors | PEEPHOLES (a chick goes “peep”) |
| City that’s the setting for several van Gogh paintings | ARLES |
| Denouement | END |
| Last words of a threat | OR ELSE |
| Designer Gucci | ALDO |
| Gibberish | GOBBLEDYGOOK (a turkey goes “gobble”) |
| Spins, as a baton | TWIRLS |
| Flying insect with a narrow waist | WASP |
| Costa ___ | RICA |
| Not do takeout at a restaurant | EAT IN |
| All the rage | HIP |
| What the starts of the answers to 17-, 24-, 48- and 60-Across do, punnily? | USE FOWL LANGUAGE |
| Mini-albums, for short | EPS |
| Like streakers | NAKED |
| What you might build a winter fort with | SNOW |
| Avid | KEEN |
| Pickled green garnishes | CAPERS |
| Medical impostors, informally | QUACK DOCTORS (a duck goes “quack”) |
| “For ___ us a child is born ” | UNTO |
| Muscular | STRONG |
| Actress Kravitz of “Big Little Lies” | ZOE |
| Singer of the 2015 #1 hit “Hello” | ADELE |
| Bar with country music | HONKY-TONK (a goose goes “honk”) |
| More decisive | SURER |
| Ma that might baa | EWE |
| Knight stick? | LANCE |
| Hermann who wrote “Siddhartha” | HESSE |
| Fire truck’s color | RED |
| Olympians’ blades | EPEES |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Wisecrack | JAPE |
| Home for Adam and Eve | EDEN |
| What dogs do in the spring | SHED |
| Apex | TOP |
| Group of fish | SCHOOL |
| Spy sent by Moses into Canaan | CALEB |
| Three-time Pro Bowler ___ Beckham Jr. | ODELL |
| Sheriff’s group | POSSE |
| Narrow inlet | RIA |
| Shabbily dressed | IN RAGS |
| Film about food? | CELLOPHANE |
| Belief system | CREDO |
| “There, there” | IT’S OK |
| Spheres | ORBS |
| Dickens’s “The Mystery of ___ Drood” | EDWIN |
| Steffi of tennis fame | GRAF |
| Yin’s partner | YANG |
| “Can’t argue with that” | TRUE |
| Puff of smoke | WISP |
| Performers in a rink | ICE SKATERS |
| Animal at Yellowstone National Park | ELK |
| Beverage for a darts player, perhaps | ALE |
| Small amount | TAD |
| Frankenstein’s assistant in “Young Frankenstein” | IGOR |
| Basilica benches | PEWS |
| Brief race, in brief | ONE-K |
| Things wizards wave | WANDS |
| Mailing letters? | USPS |
| Places to take French classes | ECOLES |
| Bop on the head | CONK |
| Popular pattern for socks and sweaters | ARGYLE |
| Suppress | QUASH |
| Excessive, as influence | UNDUE |
| Catchall category | OTHER |
| Actor Russell or director Cameron | CROWE |
| Muscular | TONED |
| Certain basketball defense | ZONE |
| “___ bitten, twice shy” | ONCE |
| Just manages, with “out” | EKES |
| Before, in verse | ERE |
| Spigot | TAP |
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