Below you will find all the answers for the NY Times Crossword 30 Sep 21, Thursday divided to 2 sections, Across clues and Down Clues.
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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Pink alcoholic drink, for short | COSMO |
| Spree | JAG |
| “Not a chance!” | NO WAY! (from NORWAY) |
| Music rights org. | ASCAP |
| Absorbed, as a loss | ATE |
| Where to turn for self-knowledge | INWARD |
| Important map information | SCALE |
| Measure of conductance | MHO |
| Bikes without pedaling | COASTS |
| It comes first in China, but second in the U.S. | SURNAME (from “SURINAME”) |
| Important part of a taxi | HORN |
| Suffix with infant | -ILE |
| Need for making pochoir prints | STENCIL |
| Raid shelfmate | D-CON |
| 2019 World Series champs | NATS |
| Coach | TRAIN |
| “Uh-oh. Better get ___” (auto repair slogan) | MAACO |
| Poker declaration | I RAISE |
| Together, in music | A DUE |
| Indefinite ordinal | NTH |
| One way to run … or a hint to four geographical intersections found in this grid | CROSS COUNTRY |
| O’er and o’er | OFT |
| Real first name of Spider-Man villain Doctor Octopus | OTTO |
| Pangs | THROES |
| V.I.P.s | A-LIST |
| Cover story | ALIBI |
| Neat and orderly | RULY |
| Datum | FACT |
| English channel, familiarly | THE BEEB |
| Animal house | DEN |
| Statue of Ganesha, e.g. | IDOL |
| Found an occasion | MADE TIME |
| Wiggle room | MARGIN |
| Apposite | APT |
| Media exec Robert | IGER (from “NIGER”) |
| Small storage unit | ONE MEG |
| Part of STEM: Abbr. | SCI |
| Naming, informally | ID’ING |
| First airline to complete a round-the-world flight | PAN AM (from “PANAMA”) |
| L.A. winter hrs. | PST |
| Meshlike | NETTY |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| First space probe to enter Saturn’s orbit | CASSINI |
| Kissing-related | OSCULAR |
| Strategy that stokes fear | SCARE TACTIC |
| Bad start? | MAL- (from “MALI”) |
| Warms up the crowd, in a way | OPENS |
| Signal-blocking device | JAMMER |
| To whom the Greeks dedicated the Parthenon | ATHENA |
| Bygone Chevrolet division | GEO |
| Actor Williamson who played Merlin in “Excalibur” | NICOL |
| ___ about | ON OR |
| Title character in a classic John Cleese comedy | WANDA (from “RWANDA”) |
| Functioned as | WAS |
| “A jealous mistress,” per Emerson | ART |
| Sari measure: Abbr. | YDS |
| Validate, with “to” | ATTEST … |
| One studying the Vedas | HINDU |
| “Bye now!” | CIAO! |
| “Capisce?,” in ’70s slang | CAN YOU DIG IT? |
| Bat Appreciation Month, appropriately: Abbr. | OCT |
| Japanese dance/drama | NOH |
| Dear fellow | SIR |
| Drug in “Breaking Bad” | METH |
| Pipe buildup | SOOT |
| Loose | UNTIED |
| Lesley of “60 Minutes” | STAHL |
| Suitable-sounding name for a kid on Santa’s naughty list? | COLE |
| Elem. school basics | RRR |
| Bungler | OAF |
| Where some keys are found: Abbr. | FLA |
| U, V, W or Y, but not X | ELEMENT |
| Jargony rationale for a business merger | SYNERGY |
| Blot | STIGMA |
| Predecessors of Lenovos | IBM PCS |
| “Amscray!” | BEAT IT! |
| Grab by pinching, as an ice cube | TONG (from “TONGA”) |
| Hippie happening | BE-IN (from “BENIN”) |
| Per ___ | DIEM |
| Current event | TIDE |
| Swab | MOP |
| Carrier to Japan | ANA |
| Rapper MC ___ | REN |
| Shakespeare’s “poor venomous fool” | ASP |
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