Below you will find all the answers for the NY Times Crossword 19 Nov 21, Friday divided to 2 sections, Across clues and Down Clues.
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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Phrase popularized by Long John Silver of “Treasure Island” | SHIVER ME TIMBERS |
| It’s “on a dark desert highway,” in song | HOTEL CALIFORNIA |
| Ways in which different cultures interact | ETHNIC RELATIONS |
| Le Dakota du Sud or le Dakota du Nord | ETAT |
| Like some traditions | ORAL |
| Listens, old-style | HARKS |
| Have that *wow* factor | POP |
| Name ending for Mari- or Rosa- | -LYN |
| Things people often claim to have read when they haven’t | TERMS |
| Typesetting unit | PICA |
| Funky stuff | ODORS |
| N.B.A. M.V.P. of 2015 and ’16, familiarly | STEPH |
| “I don’t do ___. I am ___”: Salvador Dalí | DRUGS |
| Eponymous instrument inventor Adolphe | SAX |
| Smaller than usual, endearingly | FUN SIZE |
| “What do you call cheese that isn’t yours? Nacho cheese!,” e.g. | DAD JOKE |
| Periods that aren’t usually added, for short? | OTS |
| “Live in ___” (clothing slogan) | LEVIS |
| Water colors | AQUAS |
| Japanese camera | NIKON |
| Protagonist of “The O.C.” | RYAN |
| What may be thrown down for a duel | GLOVE |
| Popular video game series with cars, for short | GTA |
| Nickname that drops “An-” | DRE |
| Show petulance, in a way | WHINE |
| Former-Yankee-turned-broadcaster, to fans | A-ROD |
| Clean, as decks | SWAB |
| “Don’t sweat the naysayers” | HATERS GONNA HATE |
| Opening statement of an appeal? | I NEED A HUGE FAVOR |
| Digs near a flower bed, say | GARDEN APARTMENT |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Black ___ | SHEEP |
| “Too ___ Handle” (Netflix reality show) | HOT TO |
| “We’ve all been there” | IT HAPPENS |
| Let it all out | VENT |
| Hebrew name meaning “my God” | ELI |
| Pioneering brand of caffeine-free soft drink | RC COLA |
| Combine | MARRY |
| Longest-serving U.S. first lady, informally | ELEANOR |
| One might be open for business | TILL |
| “___ tree falls …” | IF A |
| Big time for long-distance calling | MOTHER’S DAY |
| Prickly shrubs | BRIARS |
| Vast, poetically | ENORM |
| Places for curlers | RINKS |
| Be wise to | SASS |
| Apparel often worn with sandals | TOGA |
| Computer addresses, for short | IPS |
| Green stew | CHILI VERDE |
| Outfit | DUDS |
| NorCal airport | SFO |
| Syllable of disapproval | TUT |
| “Whip It” rock band | DEVO |
| It travels at Mach 1 | SOUND WAVE |
| Black sorority with 300,000+ members, in brief | AKA |
| Marks, as a survey box | XES |
| The Cowardly Lion’s counterpart in Kansas | ZEKE |
| Presidential monogram of the early 1800s | JQA |
| The cool kids, e.g. | IN-GROUP |
| “That really isn’t necessary” | NO NEED |
| Original “S.N.L.” cast member | RADNER |
| Home to Lake Volta, the largest artificial reservoir in the world | GHANA |
| Volume measure | LITER |
| Island nation near Fiji | TONGA |
| Betray, in a way | RAT ON |
| Critic who said “Art is the closest we can come to understanding how a stranger really feels” | EBERT |
| Daniel Webster or Henry Clay | WHIG |
| Sheik’s peer? | AGHA |
| Part of a fancy bedding set | SHAM |
| ___ Juan | SAN |
| Like the mizzenmast | AFT |
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