Below you will find all the answers for the NY Times Crossword 10 Apr 21, Saturday divided to 2 sections, Across clues and Down Clues.
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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Marketing metric | AD SALES |
| Utter rot | TWADDLE |
| How Dickens describes Marley in “A Christmas Carol” | DEAD AS A DOORNAIL |
| Friend from way back | OLD ACQUAINTANCE |
| “In case you forgot …,” e.g. | NUDGE |
| Supersmooth | SILKY |
| Spiced quaff | NOG |
| Like some threats | IDLE |
| Set shots? | TAKES |
| Actress Ferrell of “White Men Can’t Jump” | TYRA |
| “The thing about that is …” | SEE … |
| “Heavens to Murgatroyd!” | MY GOD! |
| Figure to the left of Clinton in a famous 1993 photo-op handshake | RABIN |
| Harry and Lloyd’s road trip destination in “Dumb and Dumber” | ASPEN |
| Boil down | DECOCT |
| Chopin composed three collections of them | ETUDES |
| Scotch fillet, by another name | RIB EYE |
| Salon offering | DYE JOB |
| It may be sprinkled with sprinkles | DONUT |
| Uncle ___ | REMUS |
| Matchmaking targets? | SOCKS |
| Go nowhere | SIT |
| Actor/comedian Mike | EPPS |
| Refuses to go along | BALKS |
| Casual, dismissive response | UH, NO |
| Trouble | AIL |
| ___ Brothers (pop trio) | JONAS |
| “Träskor” in Sweden and “geta” in Japan, to name two | CLOGS |
| The bare essentials, so to speak | MEAT AND POTATOES |
| Election plot twist | OCTOBER SURPRISE |
| Must | NEEDS TO |
| Letters have them | TENANTS |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Hunk | ADONIS |
| Hoodwink | DELUDE |
| Prepare to ride, with “up” | SADDLE … |
| “Opposites attract,” for one | ADAGE |
| Tie up | LACE |
| Abbr. on a law firm’s letterhead | ESQ |
| Hot links, say | SAUSAGES |
| Put in work | TOILED |
| Detail-oriented sorts | WONKS |
| Affected, in a way | ARTY |
| Cellular data plan? | DNA |
| Classic ballad set to the tune of “Londonderry Air” | DANNY BOY |
| What fennel tastes like | LICORICE |
| Graceful and tasteful | ELEGANT |
| Vegetable whose name is Japanese for “big root” | DAIKON |
| Not so intense, say | TYPE B |
| “Be silent,” on a music score | TACET |
| It worked with a prompt | MS-DOS |
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