Below you will find all the answers for the NY Times Crossword 19 Apr 21, Monday divided to 2 sections, Across clues and Down Clues.
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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Opening made by a letter opener | SLIT |
| Antifur org. | PETA |
| Wee bit | SKOSH |
| Old-fashioned fight club? | MACE |
| Wrinkle remover | IRON |
| Pacific Island group that was once a setting for “Survivor” | PALAU |
| New couple, in a gossip column | ITEM |
| Look after, as a fire, bar or flock | TEND |
| 1940s nuclear event, for short | A-TEST |
| “I’m willing to pay that amount” | THE PRICE IS RIGHT |
| “___ Just Not That Into You” (2009 rom-com) | HE’S |
| New newt | EFT |
| Get value from | USE |
| “Law & Order” spinoff, informally | SVU |
| Longtime advertiser at the Indy 500 | STP |
| Oolong or Darjeeling | TEA |
| “If I can be honest here …” | TO TELL THE TRUTH |
| Submarine device | SONAR |
| The “A” of E.T.A.: Abbr. | ARR |
| Main line from the heart | AORTA |
| “Absolutely! 100% positive!” | YOU BET YOUR LIFE |
| E.R. staffers | RNS |
| Snake symbolizing old Egyptian royalty | ASP |
| Gives a thumbs-up | OKS |
| Transmission by telephone | FAX |
| ___ alai | JAI |
| Pennies: Abbr. | CTS |
| 20-, 32- or 40-Across | CLASSIC GAME SHOW |
| Boots from political office | OUSTS |
| Southwestern tribe with a snake dance | HOPI |
| Start of every California ZIP code | NINE |
| How a ballerina often dances | ON TOE |
| Israeli statesman Abba ___ | EBAN |
| Historical novelist Seton | ANYA |
| Jumped | LEAPT |
| Alternative to a drumstick | WING |
| Historical | PAST |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Actress Dame Maggie | SMITH |
| Woodworker’s tool | LATHE |
| Drinks akin to Slush Puppies | ICEES |
| Work as a sub | TEMP |
| Pathetic | PITIFUL |
| Put up, as a monument | ERECT |
| Muscular firmness | TONE |
| “___ Love Her” (Beatles ballad) | AND I |
| Practices jabs and hooks | SPARS |
| TV journalist Couric | KATIE |
| Fashion designer Cassini | OLEG |
| Bit of attire that might say “MISS UNIVERSE” | SASH |
| Jabba the ___ | HUTT |
| Paul who went on a midnight ride | REVERE |
| Building manager, for short | SUPE |
| Wild guess | STAB |
| Razor sharpener at a barbershop | STROP |
| By way of, for short | THRU’ |
| Surf’s partner, on menus | TURF |
| Suffix with Smurf | -ETTE |
| “So it’s you!” | AHA! |
| Bugs Bunny or Wile E. Coyote | TOON |
| Burden to bear | ONUS |
| Potato chip brand | LAY’S |
| Walkie-___ | TALKIE |
| Louis Treize, Louis Quatorze and others | ROIS |
| Damascus’s land: Abbr. | SYR |
| Something hailed on city streets | TAXI |
| Wandering | ROAMING |
| Camera lens setting | F-STOP |
| Beauty, brawn or brains | ASSET |
| Land east of the Yellow Sea | JAPAN |
| Land west of the Yellow Sea | CHINA |
| Awards for Broadway’s best | TONYS |
| Blood, ___ & Tears | SWEAT |
| Hip | COOL |
| Debussy’s “Clair de ___” | LUNE |
| “The Thin Man” pooch | ASTA |
| What a puppy likes to do to toys and socks | CHEW |
| Mongolian desert | GOBI |
| Jacket fastener | SNAP |
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