Below you will find all the answers for the NY Times Crossword 16 Mar 21, Tuesday divided to 2 sections, Across clues and Down Clues.
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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Diving birds | GREBES |
| “That’ll ___ you” | COST |
| Lousy | BAD |
| Nay | NO-VOTE |
| Frozen yogurt flavor | OREO |
| Diamond stat | RBI |
| Jane Goodall, at times? | APE RECORDER (from “tape recorder”) |
| English novelist McEwan | IAN |
| “Now, where ___ we?” | WERE |
| Arborist’s interest | TREE |
| Aesthetic sense | TASTE |
| Nabokov novel | ADA |
| Corn farmer at harvest time? | EAR JERKER (from “tear jerker”) |
| Sharp, as a photo | IN FOCUS |
| Remove via a coup, say | OUST |
| Role for George Clooney, Michael Keaton and Christian Bale | BATMAN |
| “If you obey all the rules, you miss all the ___” (quote attributed to Katharine Hepburn) | FUN |
| Trade jabs (with) | SPAR |
| Woman in a garden | EVE |
| Beverage with a phonetic hint to 17-, 26-, 51- and 63-Across | ICED TEA |
| The city in 2002’s “City of God” | RIO |
| Garr of “Young Frankenstein” | TERI |
| Abbr. on a photocopier tray | LTR |
| Cat or goat breed | ANGORA |
| Honey-loving bear | POOH |
| Name of self-identification, as “Deutsche” for “Germans” | AUTONYM |
| Lumberjacks in unsafe working conditions? | AX DODGERS (from “tax dodger”) |
| Declaration in a swearing-in ceremony | I DO |
| Mecca resident | SAUDI |
| Make muddy, as water | ROIL |
| Figure (out) | SUSS |
| “Ewww!” | ICK! |
| Caterer’s coffee dispenser? | URN OF EVENTS (from “turn of events”) |
| Broke a fast | ATE |
| Fulfill, as expectations | MEET |
| Jalopy | TIN CAN |
| Directory listings: Abbr. | NOS |
| Lushes | SOTS |
| Passover meals | SEDERS |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Irk, with “at” | GNAW … |
| Part of a pulley | ROPE |
| Final words of many a fairy tale | … EVER AFTER |
| Reason to draw a doodle, maybe | BOREDOM |
| Hot time in Paris | ETE |
| Shakers or Quakers | SECT |
| Late jazz pianist Chick | COREA |
| Call to have food delivered | ORDER OUT |
| Match, in poker | SEE |
| High-calorie bakery offerings | TORTES |
| Invigorating, as a walk | BRISK |
| Ease | ABATE |
| Certain train car | DINER |
| Rock groups | ORES |
| Word with liberal or language | … ARTS |
| Fruit from a palm | ACAI |
| Capital near Glacier Bay National Park | JUNEAU |
| “Ri-i-i-ight!” | I BET! |
| Where parishioners sit | NAVE |
| Use a snake on, say | UNCLOG |
| N.Y.C.’s ___ Drive | FDR |
| “I now ___ you …” | PRONOUNCE |
| Like an atrium | AIRY |
| Proceed here and there | ROAM |
| Kind of cable | ETHERNET |
| “Nay” sayer | ANTI |
| ___ Touch | IPOD |
| Gift from above | GODSEND |
| Strong aversions | ODIUMS |
| “In your dreams!” | AS IF! |
| Like pandas, yaks and snow leopards | ASIAN |
| Hobbyist’s knife | X-ACTO |
| They might be put up during a fight | DUKES |
| Ancestry | ROOTS |
| Prince’s “___ Go Crazy” | LET’S |
| Castor or Pollux | STAR |
| Some I.R.S. data, in brief | SSNS |
| Old car that’s a homophone of another answer in this puzzle | REO |
| Fight (for) | VIE |
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