Below you will find all the answers for the NY Times Crossword 1 Oct 21, Friday divided to 2 sections, Across clues and Down Clues.
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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| What takes a licking and keeps on sticking? | STAMP |
| Bars that close | CODA |
| Sandpaper specification | GRIT |
| Choreographer who posthumously received the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 2014 | AILEY |
| Scores | A TON |
| Greek goddess who could turn water into wine | OENO |
| Stargazer’s need | CLEAR SKIES |
| Chef Lewis who wrote “The Taste of Country Cooking” | EDNA |
| Hookups for a camera? | SEX TAPES |
| Over the hill, with “up” | WASHED … |
| Something you might flip over | MAT |
| Rock on the edge | TEETER |
| What can follow “+/-” | MARGIN OF ERROR |
| Not just in one’s head | ALOUD |
| You might get a date from it | PALM |
| Objects of stargazers’ gazes | ORBS |
| “So,” in Italian | COSI |
| Shopping ___ | SPREE |
| Mandate | FIAT |
| Follow | HEED |
| Unit of measure in a tongue twister | PECK |
| Product whose name comes from the French for “without caffeine” | SANKA |
| “As long as we’re on the subject …” | BEFORE I FORGET |
| “Daniel in the Lions’ Den” painter, 1615 | RUBENS |
| A new beginning? | NEO- |
| Fundamental particles | BOSONS |
| Sings to the rafters | BELTS OUT |
| Preface to sharing one’s P.O.V. | IMHO |
| “Hmm … really?” | OH … IS THAT SO? |
| Vegetable related to garlic | LEEK |
| Bread whose name derives from the Sanskrit for “bread” | ROTI |
| Chemistry lab compound | ESTER |
| Certain tax write-off | LOSS |
| San Francisco-based candy brand | SEE’S |
| Missing funds | SHORT |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Ink containers | SACS |
| Mahjong piece | TILE |
| Middle child on ABC’s “Modern Family” | ALEX |
| Supermarket section | MEAT |
| The only remaining wonder of the ancient world, for one | PYRAMID |
| Stuck-up couples at weddings? | CAKE TOPPERS |
| Company that makes moving walkways | OTIS |
| First word in a classic song from “The Sound of Music” | DOE |
| “Hey, I’m talking to you!” | ANSWER ME! |
| Crosses a line | GOES TOO FAR |
| Don’t be misled by this | RED HERRING |
| Kind of circle | INNER |
| Resident of Nintendo’s Mushroom Kingdom | TOAD |
| Run from here to there? | SPAN |
| ___ Lingus | AER |
| Brain power | TELEKINESIS |
| It’s calculated relative to the speed of sound | MACH |
| Ingredient in the skin-care aisle | ALOE |
| View from the Oval Office | ROSE BUSHES |
| Tourists’ reading | GUIDEBOOKS |
| Ludicrous display | FARCE |
| Make a turnover, say | BAKE |
| Turnovers, e.g. | STAT |
| Logos on Little League uniforms | SPONSORS |
| Applies a salve to | SOOTHES |
| Swamp | FEN |
| Bowler material | FELT |
| “Oh, I am fortune’s fool!” speaker | ROMEO |
| Send an invoice | BILL |
| Take the bait | BITE |
| Bit of ceremonial attire | SASH |
| Name that has left/right symmetry | OTTO |
| ___ ID | USER |
| Civil offense | TORT |
| Tool that makes the sound “scr-r-ritch, scratch, scratch, scritch” in “The Tale of Peter Rabbit” | HOE |
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