Below you will find all the answers for the NY Times Crossword 6 Sep 20, Sunday divided to 2 sections, Across clues and Down Clues.
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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Part of a backpack | STRAP |
| Pyramids, often | TOMBS |
| (Double) Dutch requirements | ROPES |
| Evan | Welsh :: ___ : Scottish : IAN |
| One of Chekhov’s “Three Sisters” | IRINA |
| Hunter of myth | ORION |
| Bring to bear | EXERT |
| (Double) Result, maybe, in brief | RBI |
| Many apartments in old warehouse districts | LOFTS |
| Japanese comics style | MANGA |
| Labor Day baby, e.g. | VIRGO |
| Shape formed by an extended thumb and index fingers | ELL |
| Good person to believe in | ONESELF |
| Switz. neighbor | GER |
| Writer Tarbell who took on Standard Oil | IDA |
| Pins are placed at the end of them | LANES |
| (Double) 07 film | YOU ONLY LIVE TWICE |
| Some E.M.T. cases | ODS |
| Buying binges | SPREES |
| Count in music | BASIE |
| Logical start? | ECO- |
| (Double) U preceder | VEE |
| Picked from a lineup, informally | IDED |
| Hurt | AIL |
| Proverbs | OLD SAWS |
| Like puppeteers, usually | UNSEEN |
| Maven | WIZ |
| Leafy crown material | LAUREL |
| (Double) Day competitor | LITTLE BROWN AND COMPANY |
| Bailiwicks | AREAS |
| Legal | LICIT |
| Chief Chirpa and others, in sci-fi | EWOKS |
| Wastes away | ROTS |
| “(Double) Fantasy” Grammy winner | ONO |
| Cool, in old slang | HEP |
| “The way things are currently going ” | AS IS |
| Muscle problem | SPASM |
| Muscular | BUILT |
| Grammy-winning country singer Black | CLINT |
| (Double) Play combo of old | TINKER TO EVERS TO CHANCE |
| Mark ___, winner of the 1998 Masters | O’MEARA |
| George Carlin was its first host, for short | SNL |
| State capital on the Colorado River | AUSTIN |
| Subject of Newton’s first law of motion | INERTIA |
| (Double) Dealers do this | LIE |
| Have an in-tents experience? | CAMP |
| QB’s pass: Abbr. | ATT |
| “___ to My Socks,” Pablo Neruda poem | ODE |
| Larsson who wrote “The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo” | STIEG |
| Additionally | TO BOOT |
| Deletes, with “out” | XES |
| (Double) Tree alternative | INTERCONTINENTAL |
| Kind of salami | GENOA |
| N.Y.C.’s first subway line | IRT |
| Like some gas: Abbr. | REG |
| “Big Sur” novelist, 1962 | KEROUAC |
| (Triple) A suggestion | RTE |
| World capital whose name comes from the Greek for “wisdom” | SOFIA |
| Humble | ABASE |
| Jazz composer with an Egyptian-inspired name | SUN RA |
| “___ your call” | IT’S |
| “Elements of Algebra” author, 1770 | EULER |
| First lady of the 1950s | MAMIE |
| Kind of pear that resembles an apple | ASIAN |
| Rapper with the 2003 hit “I Can” | NAS |
| “Judge ___” (1995 Stallone movie) | DREDD |
| ___ and curl (salon treatment) | PRESS |
| Not interfere with | LET BE |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Tower over the field | SILO |
| Sci-fi film with vehicles called “light cycles” | TRON |
| Loaded (with) | RIFE |
| Prone to fidgeting | ANTSY |
| Some 1990s Toyotas | PASEOS |
| American fashion designer who once served as the creative director at Gucci and Yves Saint Laurent | TOM FORD |
| ___ pro nobis | ORA |
| Mixed together | MINGLED |
| Gets one over on | BOGEYS |
| Junkyard warning, maybe | SNARL |
| Play back? | REVIVAL |
| Rust and quartz | OXIDES |
| Equity valuation stat | P/E RATIO |
| Tiny bit of work | ERG |
| Vodka brand, informally | STOLI |
| She gained fame from her leading role in “Fame” | IRENE CARA |
| Having the means | ABLE |
| ___ Lofgren, guitarist for the E Street Band | NILS |
| Wolflike | LUPINE |
| Great two-pair poker hand | ACES UP |
| Once called | NEE |
| Spanish resort island | IBIZA |
| “Sure, I guess ” | WELL, OK |
| Relating to egg cells | OVULAR |
| Actor who won a 2016 Presidential Medal of Freedom | DE NIRO |
| Six-line verse | SESTET |
| Wilson of “Meet the Parents” | OWEN |
| Colloquial contraction | AIN’T |
| Stops up | DAMS |
| Surreptitious | SLY |
| Greek H’s | ETAS |
| Golfer Ernie | ELS |
| It ended on Nov. 11, 1918 | WWI |
| Swell up | BLOAT |
| Laundry soap since 1908 | RINSO |
| “___, all ye faithful” | O COME |
| Classic fruity sodas | NEHIS |
| Occupied, with “in” | DWELT |
| Accept as charged | COP TO |
| “How sad!” | ALAS! |
| Liquor levy, e.g. | SIN TAX |
| Provoke | INCITE |
| Surgical inserts | STENTS |
| Painter José María ___ | SERT |
| Kind words | PRAISE |
| “Va ___” (Italian “All right”) | BENE |
| Something to bookmark | URL |
| Film director Jon | CHU |
| You, to Yves | TOI |
| “___ doctor, but ” | I’M NO |
| Trait of a clingy romantic partner | NEEDINESS |
| Lead singer of rock’s Yeah Yeah Yeahs (who uses just the initial of her last name) | KARENO |
| Churchill’s trademark gesture | V-SIGN |
| Author born Truman Streckfus Persons | CAPOTE |
| Not much at all | A TRIFLE |
| Ballet attire | LEOTARD |
| Pig in a poke or pigeon drop | CON GAME |
| “The Simpsons” grandpa | ABE |
| “More of the ___” (1967 #1 album) | MONKEES |
| Weepy 1954 Patti Page hit | I CRIED |
| Haberdasher’s clasp | TIE BAR |
| Of the ankle | TARSAL |
| Stunned, in a way | TASED |
| Walk heavily | TRAMP |
| Contemptible sort | LOUSE |
| Toothy smile | GRIN |
| Jazz’s James | ETTA |
| Condo, e.g. | UNIT |
| Kaffiyeh wearer | ARAB |
| Christmas tree hanging | CANE |
| Just between us? | OUR |
| Family nickname | SIS |
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