Below you will find all the answers for the NY Times Crossword 9 Mar 21, Tuesday divided to 2 sections, Across clues and Down Clues.
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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Mockumentary Kazakh journalist | BORAT |
| “The Avengers” franchise, e.g. | SAGA |
| Spring dance | PROM |
| Luck o’ the ___ | IRISH |
| Treats, as a swollen ankle | ICES |
| Domain of Venus and Aphrodite | LOVE |
| They often come out at night | FALSE TEETH |
| “Couldn’t have said it better!” | AMEN! |
| Run-down hotels | FLEABAGS |
| Modern birthday greeting | E-CARD |
| Antiquity | YORE |
| Shave | PARE |
| Hospital glove material | LATEX |
| First lady of 2001 to ’09 | LAURA BUSH |
| Like the “f” replaced by an apostrophe in “man-o’-war” | ELIDED |
| Prefix with athlete | TRI- |
| ___ and for all | ONCE |
| Mo. with Earth Day | APR |
| Certain auto gear … as suggested by the circled letters | REVERSE |
| Sacred animal to Hindus | COW |
| “Can’t You See That ___ Mine” (1964 hit) | SHE’S |
| Lucy of “Elementary” | LIU |
| Make certain | ENSURE |
| Was destined to fail | HAD NO HOPE |
| Ponied up, in poker | ANTED |
| Wickedness | EVIL |
| Wickedness | VICE |
| Problem for sleepers | APNEA |
| What might hold little suckers? | TENTACLE |
| Darling | DEAR |
| Host of Marco Polo | KUBLAI KHAN |
| Female equivalent of a knight | DAME |
| Words to an “old chap” | I SAY |
| “Super!” | NEATO! |
| Transport down a hill | SLED |
| “Phooey!” | DARN! |
| Part of G.D.P. | GROSS |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| “Back to the Future” bully | BIFF |
| Kind of test it’s hard to cheat on | ORAL |
| Irritate | RILE |
| Tested, as ore | ASSAYED |
| Simon & Garfunkel hit in which “Lie-la-lie, lie-la-lie la lie-la-lie” is repeatedly sung | THE BOXER |
| Longtime “All Things Considered” host Robert | SIEGEL |
| “Pocket rockets,” in poker | ACES |
| Understand | GET |
| ___ Wednesday | ASH |
| Pill in experimental studies | PLACEBO |
| The Eternal City, to natives | ROMA |
| Finished | OVER |
| Repair | MEND |
| Stuff in cigarettes | TAR |
| Victorian ___ | ERA |
| Car or cat sound | PURR |
| Emerge, as a problem | ARISE |
| Dog collar attachment | LEASH |
| ___ wolf (pack leader) | ALPHA |
| Weary | TIRED |
| Consumed quickly and fully | ATE UP |
| Raw, as a gem | UNCUT |
| Movie music | SCORE |
| Chopped | HEWED |
| National Capital Territory of India | DELHI |
| One of a family of stringed instruments | VIOL |
| Passing, as laws | ENACTING |
| Smiled disparagingly | SNEERED |
| Adidas or Air Jordan | SNEAKER |
| Some gametes | OVA |
| ___ Ashford, National Track and Field Hall of Famer | EVELYN |
| Like peas ___ pod | IN A |
| Tacks on | ADDS |
| Sound of church bells | PEAL |
| What every make of auto has | NAME |
| Skier’s conveyance | T-BAR |
| Former transportation secretary Elaine | CHAO |
| Back muscles, in brief | LATS |
| First son of Seth | ENOS |
| Joke (with) | KID |
| “Suits” network | USA |
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