Below you will find all the answers for the NY Times Crossword 17 Feb 22, Thursday divided to 2 sections, Across clues and Down Clues.
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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| [I’m speechless!] | [GASP!] |
| Float | WAFT |
| Italian car, informally | ALFA |
| Northeast Corridor train | ACELA |
| 1934 novel made into a hit 1970s BBC/PBS miniseries | I, CLAUDIUS |
| Hawaii’s “Pineapple Isle” | LANAI |
| Bus excursions to see homes of celebrities | STAR TOURS |
| At the party where the scientist was demonstrating her new shrink ray, [ZAP!] the punch ladle turned into a … | LITTLE DIPPER |
| Analogy words | IS TO |
| West ___ (furniture chain) | ELM |
| Family | CLAN |
| When the appetizers were passed around, [ZAP!] the potato wedges turned into … | SMALL FRIES |
| Exaggerate, as a stage role | HAM UP |
| Flag down | HAIL |
| Sweetheart, in modern lingo | BAE |
| When the main course was ready, [ZAP!] the six-foot hoagie turned into an … | ATOMIC SUBMARINE |
| ___ Faire (historical festival, informally) | REN |
| Territory | TURF |
| Didn’t dive (into) | WADED |
| When the dessert was brought out, [ZAP!] the pudding cake turned into a … | MERE TRIFLE |
| Boris Johnson, e.g. | TORY |
| Mum’s mum | NAN |
| Principal | ARCH |
| Finally, when the still-hungry guests went back for more, [ZAP!] the additional helpings turned into … | MICRO SECONDS |
| Language that gave us “aardvark” | AFRIKAANS |
| “Middlemarch” author | ELIOT |
| Prepare for cold weather | WINTERIZE |
| Dig (into) | DELVE |
| Taobao, the so-called “___ of China” | EBAY |
| Citrus drinks | ADES |
| Trickle | SEEP |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Audacity | GALL |
| It’s berry tasty! | ACAI |
| On cloud nine | SENT |
| Credit card status | PLATINUM |
| Domain of Athena | WISDOM |
| Stage opening | ACT I |
| Tizzy | FLAP |
| Bit of weatherproofing | TARP |
| Devotee | ADORER |
| ___ Yifei, star of 2020’s “Mulan” | LIU |
| Something traded at a trading post | FUR |
| Ding-dong | ASS |
| Isn’t well | AILS |
| People for whom a state is named | UTE |
| Supposed creators of crop circles, for short | ETS |
| Longing to go to bed? | LIBIDO |
| More grinchlike | MEANER |
| Bracelet item | CHARM |
| Triangular sail | LATEEN |
| King of the Egyptian gods | AMON-RA |
| Leave in ___ | A HUFF |
| Setting for the 1962 hit “Monster Mash” | LAB |
| Calculus calculation: Abbr. | LIM |
| Scratch or nick | FLAW |
| Ramshackle | SEEDY |
| A.C.C. team, informally | PITT |
| Mongrel | CUR |
| ___ Lanka | SRI |
| Squalid abodes | RATHOLES |
| Hostile state | ENMITY |
| Misses abroad | LASSES |
| Before, in verse | ERE |
| Kept informed, in a way | CC’ED |
| Old presidential nickname | IKE |
| Italian term of endearment | CARA |
| It’s a bust | RAID |
| Eleven, to an élève | ONZE |
| Home for many hippos | NILE |
| Magician’s bird | DOVE |
| Put one’s foot down | STEP |
| Dazzle | AWE |
| “You’ve hardly aged a bit,” usually | FIB |
| Genetic material | RNA |
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