Below you will find all the answers for the NY Times Crossword 4 Nov 21, Thursday divided to 2 sections, Across clues and Down Clues.
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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Periodontist’s specialty | GUMS |
| Where students might kick their feet up | DOJO |
| Attacks from all sides | BESETS |
| “Right away!” | ASAP! |
| ___ Eats | UBER |
| Currency in Pakistan | RUPEE |
| Only Monopoly railroad whose name doesn’t contain “Railroad” / Laughing gleefully | SHORT LINE / CHORTLING |
| Font whose name is a homophone of 20-Across | ARIAL |
| See 19-Across | AERIAL |
| Seriously overcharged | GOUGED |
| Traditional media category | |
| Philadelphia’s ___ Center for the Performing Arts | MANN |
| They may be full of Natural Light | KEGS |
| Carnitas holder | TACO |
| Bordeaux red | CLARET |
| Some daily temps | HIGHS |
| It took the iconic photograph “Pillars of Creation” | HUBBLE |
| First animal sound in “Old MacDonald” | MOO |
| Brouhaha | ADO |
| Setting for “The Sound of Music” / Greyhound journey | AUSTRIA / BUS TRIP |
| Toothpaste tube letters | ADA |
| France’s ___ de Loire | VAL |
| Make quickly, as a pot of coffee | BREW UP |
| Coastline feature | INLET |
| “Goodness me!” | OH DEAR! |
| The first Fabergé egg was created for one | TSAR |
| Hanukkah chocolate shape | COIN |
| Move slowly | OOZE |
| Subordinate to | BELOW |
| Police drama co-starring LL Cool J | NCIS: LA |
| Language in which “Ho” and “Hoina” mean “yes” and “no” | NEPALI |
| Bricks sold in sets | LEGOS |
| Hairy problem? … or a hint to this puzzle’s theme | SPLIT ENDS |
| Something that falls in the fall | ACORN |
| “1917,” e.g. | EPIC |
| Pinnacle | ACME |
| Malicious group of computers | BOTNET |
| Puppy pickup place | NAPE |
| One compartment of a golf bag | TEES |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Tank top? | GAS CAP |
| Wedding worker | USHER |
| Like one in six New Zealanders, ethnically | MAORI |
| Goes all out | SPRINTS |
| Nearly pointless? | DULL |
| What secures a kimono | OBI |
| Game that has 54 blocks | JENGA |
| Home to the Willamette Valley | OREGON |
| Engage in gasconade or fanfaronade | BRAG |
| “I figured it out!” | EUREKA! |
| Web master? / Of the outer skin layer | SPIDER-MAN / EPIDERMAL |
| Sleepytime, e.g. | TEA |
| Fleur de ___ (fancy salt) | SEL |
| “See ya!” | TA-TA! |
| Removes, as a lapel microphone | UNCLIPS |
| Pointer controller | MOUSE |
| Rock that’s often cut open | GEODE |
| Ermine, in the summer | STOAT |
| Desserts dusted with cinnamon sugar | CHURROS |
| Bound | LEAP |
| Mayhem | HAVOC |
| British Columbia neighbor | IDAHO |
| Expensive bar / Not letting go | GOLD INGOT / HOLDING ON |
| Texter’s “I meant to say …” | BTW … |
| ___ force | BRUTE |
| Scandinavian pop group | ABBA |
| “Again …” | I REPEAT … |
| “Again!” | ENCORE! |
| Help with a heist | ABET |
| Elizabeth who plays Wanda on “WandaVision” | OLSEN |
| Mothers of Invention musician | ZAPPA |
| Outdated charging device? | LANCE |
| Pre-makeover self | OLD ME |
| Smartens (up) | WISES |
| What separates money from everything? | … ISN’T … |
| Kind | NICE |
| Test site | LAB |
| Prefix with label | ECO- |
| Edge | LIP |
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