NY Times Crossword 5 Jun 21, Saturday

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Across

Clues	Answers
Supply for an ultimate Frisbee team	DISCS
2019 box-office flop described by one critic as “Les Meowsérables”	CATS
Picks the brain of	ASKS
Extemporizes	VAMPS
“Why should ___?”	I CARE
Feeling tender	ACHY
Apartment, in real estate lingo	UNIT
How spring rolls are cooked	IN OIL
Oscar-winning actress born Mary Louise	MERYL
One side of a 2015 nuclear agreement	IRAN
It’s irreversible	TIME
University of Florida athlete	GATOR
“That was great!” – “No, it stunk!”	DIFFERENCE OF OPINIONS
Setting for Jo Nesbo’s best-selling crime novels	OSLO
They have stems and white heads	HALF NOTES
Mild, light-colored cigars	CLAROS
Have because of	OWE TO
Drive (from)	OUST
Recurring pain?	IMP
Route 70 in {Route 10, Route 95, Route 101, Route 70, Route 25}	HIGHWAY MEDIAN
Snitch	TATTLER
Hit film set aboard the spaceship Nostromo	ALIEN
Cereal grain	OAT
Fastener that leaves a flush surface	T-NUT
Modern party planning tool	E-VITE
Lofty	TALL
Collector’s item	CURIO
Word after combat or cowboy	… BOOT
What two Vikings have explored	MARS
Royal staff	SCEPTER
Sort represented by the 🤓 emoji	NERD
Fruits often used in sushi	AVOCADOS
Cattle in [cattle / pigs]	STOCK DIVIDEND
Burrito condiment	HOT SAUCE
Vodka mixer	SODA
Hopeless predicament	RATTRAP
Birthstone for Hillary Clinton, Kamala Harris and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez	OPAL
Toffee bar brand	SKOR
What the nose knows	SMELL
Major move, for short	RELO
“… unless you disagree”	… OR NOT
Naturally occurring hexagonal crystals	SNOW
“Dames at ___” (Broadway musical)	SEA
Was fed up	HAD IT
Comics character with the dog Daisy	DAGWOOD
Bear x tiger	ANIMAL PRODUCT
“Billions” airer, for short	SHO
Et ___	ALIA
Hamilton, to Burr	ENEMY
Green cards, informally	AMEXES
Offering to a houseguest	SPARE ROOM
Hardly any	A FEW
Car in {plane, car, train, horse, car, car, train}	MODE OF TRANSPORTATION
Pong company	ATARI
Shakespeare character who inquires “Are your doors lock’d?”	IAGO
Greet grandly	HAIL
Provide funding for	ENDOW
Was accepted	GOT IN
___ mess, English dessert of berries, meringue and whipped cream	ETON
Its merchandise often comes with pictorial instructions	IKEA
“Set Fire to the Rain” singer	ADELE
Part of a golf club	SHAFT
Mathematician Descartes	RENE
Credit application figs.	SSNS
PC platform popular in the ’80s	MS-DOS

Down

Clues	Answers
Grow faint	DIM
Coffee order specification	ICED
Garment whose name sounds like an apology	SARI
Sign of distress	CRY FOR HELP
Like many wildflower seeds	SELF-SOWN
Boutros Boutros-Ghali’s home city	CAIRO
Nearly 5,000 square yards	ACRE
Comparative word	THAN
Matched up	SYNCHED
What has interest in a car?	AUTO LOAN
Sound of disdain	SNIFF
Long, loose robe	KIMONO
Leave momentarily	STEP OUT
Brief evocative account	VIGNETTE
Diarist Nin	ANAIS
“Hello ___” (old cellphone ad line)	MOTO
Subatomic particle	PION
Some nice cameras, for short	SLRS
Wife of Albert Einstein	ELSA
Wipe out, slangily	EAT IT
“___ deal”	IT’S A
Has a tête-à-tête	CHATS
Pale pinkish purple	LILAC
Light-footed	AGILE
Muhammad’s father-in-law	OMAR
Cause of a smudge	WET INK
First work read in Columbia’s Literature Humanities course	ILIAD
Like some news coverage	METRO
Squeeze	PRESS
“Nice going!”	YOU ROCK!
Crux of the matter	NUB
Rating for risqué shows	TV-MA
___-in-the-hole (British dish)	TOAD
Whale constellation	CETUS
Massive ref. books	OEDS
Have things in common	OVERLAP
Like music that uses conventional keys and harmony	TONAL
Org. whose website has a “What Can I Bring?” section	TSA
Summer Olympics host before Tokyo	RIO
They may come in a boxed set	DVDS
Summer hrs. in Iowa	CDT
Co. captains?	CEOS
First line of a Seuss classic	I AM SAM
Parts of cars and stoves	HOODS
High-profile interviewer of Harry and Meghan	OPRAH
Style of “Roxanne” in “Moulin Rouge!”	TANGO
Drawn-out	SLOW
Easterlies	TRADE WINDS
Done again	REDUX
Chef Waters who pioneered the organic food movement	ALICE
Mrs. ___, “Beauty and the Beast” character	POTTS
Kind of vaccine used against Covid	RNA
Slippery	EELY
Partially	TO A POINT
Two-person meeting	ONE-ON-ONE
Certain sots	WINOS
Words often replaced when singing “Take Me Out to the Ball Game”	HOME TEAM
Disney character who says “Some people are worth melting for”	OLAF
Less sportsmanlike	DIRTIER
Where the King lived	MEMPHIS
Tennis’s Nadal, familiarly	RAFA
Make sparkling	AERATE
Font flourish	SERIF
Tease	RAG ON
Cartographic collection	ATLAS
In Touch and Out, for two	MAGS
Texter’s “Then again …”	OTOH …
Cloud contents	DATA
Trees under which truffles might grow	OAKS
“De ___” (response to “Merci”)	RIEN
Took too much, for short	ODED
___ contendere	NOLO
___ Moore, antipoverty entrepreneur of the Robin Hood Foundation	WES