Below you will find all the answers for the NY Times Crossword 25 Aug 20, Tuesday divided to 2 sections, Across clues and Down Clues.
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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| A bit cracked | AJAR |
| Perch for a mountain goat | CRAG |
| Maker of the first mass-produced car with an all-aluminum body | ACURA |
| Like an area that’s off-limits | NO-GO |
| Unexciting Yahtzee roll | PAIR |
| Image in an sonogram | FETUS |
| 16-ounce sirloin that Shylock brought to the cookout? | THE POUND OF FLESH |
| Dow Jones, e.g. | INDEX |
| One less than penta- | TETRA- |
| Reluctant to make eye contact, maybe | SHY |
| Three on a sundial | III |
| End part | TAIL |
| Mark Antony’s request to the farmer when he realized he didn’t have enough corn for the cookout? | LEND ME YOUR EARS |
| Brain test, in brief | EEG |
| Weapon with two accents in its name | EPEE |
| Quarterback ___ | SNEAK |
| Fat in some piecrusts | LARD |
| Opposite of tautness | SLACK |
| Wee | TINY |
| Toast, essentially | BREAD |
| Jerk, slangily | TOOL |
| Laudatory poem | ODE |
| Cry from Hamlet when he spotted his favorite spice mix at the cookout? | AY, THERE’S THE RUB |
| Alternative to Levi’s | LEE’S |
| ___ & Perrins (sauce brand) | LEA |
| “How adorable!” | AWW! |
| Things guitarists and prospectors both use | PICKS |
| Currency of Serbia | DINAR |
| Lady Macbeth’s declaration upon checking the steaks at the cookout? | WHAT’S DONE IS DONE |
| Flood embankment | LEVEE |
| Genuine | REAL |
| Europe’s tallest volcano | ETNA |
| Adjective for Caroline | SWEET |
| William who took a bow | TELL |
| Donna of old TV | REED |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Voting no | ANTI |
| Legend of pop music | JOHN |
| Like wine and cheese, typically | AGED |
| Lure deceptively | ROPE IN |
| PC component | CPU |
| Chew someone out, maybe | RANT |
| White House worker | AIDE |
| Capri has a blue one | GROTTO |
| Things to get in order | AFFAIRS |
| Bit of animation | CEL |
| Some Four Corners natives | UTES |
| Fraternity activity | RUSH |
| Like a fireplace the morning after, say | ASHY |
| Rust, chemically | OXIDE |
| Madame, across the Rhine | FRAU |
| Handfuls for a babysitter | IMPS |
| Spring time | LENT |
| 1960s counterculture guru Timothy | LEARY |
| “Snowy” bird | EGRET |
| Fish with no pelvic fins | EEL |
| First Nobel laureate from Ireland | YEATS |
| Things that rhythm lacks? | A-E-I-O-U |
| Aretha Franklin’s genre | R AND B |
| ___ terrier | SKYE |
| Old isle of exile | ELBA |
| Roald who wrote “The BFG” | DAHL |
| Barracks item | COT |
| Department store eponym | KOHL |
| Recessed, as eyes | DEEP-SET |
| English city north of Sheffield | LEEDS |
| Actress Tara | REID |
| Armed guard, perhaps | ESCORT |
| Las Vegas player | RAIDER |
| Leatherworking implements | AWLS |
| “That was close!” | WHEW! |
| Sand castle destroyer | WAVE |
| Patella’s place | KNEE |
| Member of an elite team | SEAL |
| Word often followed by a colon | NOTE |
| Either of two wives of King Henry VIII | ANNE |
| Show literacy | READ |
| Casual shirt | TEE |
| “___ bite!” | I’LL |
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