Below you will find all the answers for the NY Times Crossword 11 Sep 21, Saturday divided to 2 sections, Across clues and Down Clues.
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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Sliver | TAD |
| Politician with the campaign slogan 30-Across | OBAMA |
| Word with poetry or proportions | EPIC … |
| Something you might click to open | PEN |
| Elicits a “Whoa” from, say | AWES |
| Trimmed (down) | PARED |
| Wrestling star John | CENA |
| Tailor | ALTER |
| Beams of one’s dreams? | FANTASY SUPPORTS (from “fantasy sports”) |
| Food served in an omakase meal | SUSHI |
| Having very little mental energy left | FRIED |
| Moonfish | OPAH |
| Swimmers in kelp forests | SEA OTTERS |
| See 4-Across | YES WE CAN |
| Visit a museum to see a Rembrandt exhibit? | GO FOR BAROQUE (from “go for broke”) |
| One prone to looking down | SNOB |
| His tomb is in Red Square | LENIN |
| Diamondbacks, on scoreboards | ARI |
| Face cards? | IDS |
| Destination for oenophiles | NAPA |
| Sicily’s Parco dell’___ | ETNA |
| Bug spray ingredient | DEET |
| Bird of prey that’s gently petted? | FALCON CARESSED (from “Falcon Crest”) |
| Popular pops | PEPSIS |
| Kind of attack | SNEAK |
| Longtime hockey star Kovalchuk | ILYA |
| To read: Sp. | LEER |
| Gross | ICKY |
| Error, in totspeak | OOPSIE |
| Buys in | ANTES |
| Look down on | DISDAIN |
| Actor Justin sitting poolside? | THEROUX IN THE TOWEL (from “threw in the towel”) |
| Adds insult to injury | PILES ON |
| Santa-tracking org. | NORAD |
| River across the New York/New Jersey border | RAMAPO |
| Some rideshare info | ETAS |
| Exploit | DEED |
| Award-winning film set in Tehran | ARGO |
| Bishop’s headgear | MITER |
| Hang up the cleats, so to speak | RETIRE |
| Make fun of small orange fruits? | DERIDE APRICOTS (from “dried apricots”) |
| Something rectangular that might have more than four sides | MENU |
| Two-player card game | SPIT |
| TV character who said “Time to hit the hay … oh, I forgot, I ate it!” | MR ED |
| Old auto with its founder’s monogram | REO |
| Storage spot | BIN |
| Opposite of “avant” | APRES |
| Reason to reschedule | RAIN |
| Mashed potatoes, on a Thanksgiving plate? | GRAVY TERRAIN (from “gravy train”) |
| Instrument heard in Spanish folk music | CASTANET |
| Vinyl collection | RECORD SET |
| Food brand whose sales boomed after the premiere of “Stranger Things” | EGGO |
| “When We Were Young” singer | ADELE |
| Sharp | ACUTE |
| Fourth-quarter meltdown at an N.B.A. game in Oklahoma City? | THUNDER COLLAPSE (from “thunderclaps”) |
| Made out | FARED |
| Take home | EARN |
| Lather gatherer | LOOFA |
| Remained in bed, e.g. | LAIN |
| Something to shoot for | PAR |
| “… sting like ___” | A BEE |
| Clubs | SWATS |
| ___ Bleus, nickname for France’s soccer team | LES |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Boardwalk treat | TAFFY |
| Plugged in, so to speak | AWARE |
| Actor Leary | DENIS |
| Missions, for short | OPS |
| ___ State, nickname for Massachusetts | BAY |
| Basis for an insurance investigation | ARSON |
| “Build ___ Buttercup” (1968 hit by the Foundations) | ME UP |
| Spot for a perfume sample in a magazine, maybe | AD PAGE |
| Green prefix | ECO- |
| Staff | PERSONNEL |
| Lead-in to com or net, but not org | INTER- |
| Wrinkly-skinned fruit | CASABA |
| Largest object in the Kuiper belt | PLUTO |
| And the following, in footnotes | ET SEQ |
| His birthday is celebrated as “Children’s Day” in India | NEHRU |
| Worries anxiously | STEWS |
| Mounted on | ASTRIDE |
| Angry reaction | RISE |
| Main port of Yemen | ADEN |
| They’re banned in many classrooms nowadays | PHONES |
| Thing seen in the foreground of “Washington Crossing the Delaware” | OAR |
| N.Y. neighbor | CONN |
| Calculators of old | ABACI |
| Partner of starts | FITS |
| Speaking part? | LARYNX |
| “In that case …” | IF SO … |
| Paul of “Little Miss Sunshine” | DANO |
| Didn’t hear the alarm, say | SLEPT LATE |
| Where fruit bat soup is eaten as a delicacy | PALAU |
| Orange follower | -ADE |
| Widespread | EPIDEMIC |
| Nonstop flight? | ESCALATOR |
| Maori for “image” | TIKI |
| Redeems at a casino | CASHES IN |
| Sooners, by another name | OKIES |
| Have a home-cooked meal | EAT IN |
| Like some obligations | PRIOR |
| Dict. listing | SYN |
| Setting for Mets games: Abbr. | EDT |
| Gradually diminish | ERODE |
| Residential suffix with Angel | -ENO |
| High-priced violin, informally | STRAD |
| All-knowing sort | SWAMI |
| It’s represented by a dot in the top-left corner, in Braille | ONE |
| Mideast palace parts | HAREMS |
| Son of Gloucester in “King Lear” | EDGAR |
| With 72-Down, a pop | PER … |
| See 71-Down | … ITEM |
| ___ Alonso, Mets slugger with the most home runs by a rookie in M.L.B. history (53) | PETE |
| “… ish” | … OR SO |
| People people, for short | EDS |
| Exit | DEPARTURE |
| “What’s ___, Doc?” (old Bugs Bunny short) | OPERA |
| Grapefruit descriptor | RUBY RED |
| Kelly of “Live” | RIPA |
| Remark after losing | I TRIED |
| Nutritional figs. | RDAS |
| “___ be an honor!” | IT’D |
| Snapple competitor | NESTEA |
| “Socialism: Utopian and Scientific” writer, 1880 | ENGELS |
| Leaning right: Abbr. | ITAL |
| Four-time U.S. Open champ | NADAL |
| Four-time Australian Open champ | GRAF |
| It has its highlights | RECAP |
| Maker of the MDX, NSX and TLX | ACURA |
| Bloc party? | VOTER |
| Fix up again | REHAB |
| Brown hue | COCOA |
| Home of many Sherpas | NEPAL |
| ___ Hughes, name of main roles in “Westworld” and “Downton Abbey” | ELSIE |
| Decade after the aughts | TEENS |
| Blossom | GROW |
| Taipei-to-Seoul dir. | NNE |
| Frequently | OFT |
| ___ Palmas | LAS |
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