Below you will find all the answers for the NY Times Crossword 25 Oct 21, Monday divided to 2 sections, Across clues and Down Clues.
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Across
Clues | Answers |
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Wood strip | LATH |
Circus animal balancing a ball on its nose | SEAL |
Cook, as vegetables | STEAM |
Farmland measure | ACRE |
___ Major (the Big Dipper) | URSA |
Issue to discuss | TOPIC |
Former CNN anchor with a true-crime series on the Investigation Discovery channel | PAULA ZAHN |
Apple tablets | IPADS |
Shrimp dish | SCAMPI |
On the ocean | ASEA |
German article | EIN |
Places where kids can feed goats and sheep | PETTING ZOOS |
College entrance exams | SATS |
“Approximately speaking” | OR SO |
Obsolescent TV hookup | VCR |
Annoying | PESKY |
Round trips? | ORBITS |
Classic Nintendo character named after F. Scott Fitzgerald’s wife | PRINCESS ZELDA |
Like Mr. Spock’s ears | POINTY |
Failed epically | ATE IT |
Hoppy quaff, in brief | IPA |
Body part that a Manx cat lacks | TAIL |
Western lily | SEGO |
Warsaw currency | POLISH ZLOTY |
Neighbor of Syria: Abbr. | LEB |
___ (the Jet) Walker, Basketball Hall-of-Famer | CHET |
Long-haired, pot-smoking 1960s stereotype | HIPPIE |
Eyelashes | CILIA |
So simple … like 17-, 24-, 40- and 52-Across? | EASY PEASY |
Ballpark purchase in a bun | FRANK |
Study, study, study | CRAM |
Tennis great Arthur | ASHE |
Overhang | LEDGE |
Eyelid affliction | STYE |
Warty fly-catcher | TOAD |
Down
Clues | Answers |
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Unwanted gaps | LAPSES |
Thorny tree | ACACIA |
School skipper | TRUANT |
Captain’s post | HELM |
“The World of ___ Wong” | SUZIE |
Timeline segment | ERA |
Wood for a baseball bat | ASH |
Hawaiian porches | LANAIS |
Larsson who wrote the “Millennium” trilogy | STIEG |
November birthstone | TOPAZ |
Smog-monitoring org. | EPA |
Lend a hand | AID |
Ones making introductions, in brief | MCS |
TikTok, Instagram or Google’s Find My Device | APP |
Kind of alarm often activated in the morning | SNOOZE |
Puff from a pipe or cigarette | TOKE |
It’s hoisted on a brig in high winds | TRYSAIL |
“Ars Amatoria” poet | OVID |
Twice tetra- | OCTA- |
Many takers of 30-Across: Abbr. | SRS |
Whirl or twirl | SPIN |
Sinus doc | ENT |
Grim Reaper’s implement | SCYTHE |
Big retailer of outdoor gear | REI |
Three-ingredient sandwiches, for short | BLTS |
Law officers, in slang | PO-PO |
Iranian money | RIAL |
Normandy battle site in W.W. II | ST-LO |
Backup singer for Gladys Knight | PIP |
Montezuma’s people | AZTECS |
Only major Texas city on Mountain Time | EL PASO |
Performer in a kimono | GEISHA |
Did as directed | OBEYED |
Sweet cake topper | ICING |
Malted, e.g. | SHAKE |
Spice whose name consists of two consecutive pronouns | THYME |
Bark like a lap dog | YIP |
Fuel from a bog | PEAT |
North-of-the-border sports org. | CFL |
Fury | IRE |
Young fellow | LAD |
Good name for a museum curator? | ART |
“___ what?” | SAY |
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