Below you will find all the answers for the NY Times Crossword 2 Mar 22, Wednesday divided to 2 sections, Across clues and Down Clues.
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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| The girl next door, for one | TROPE |
| Polite term of address | MA’AM |
| Claire Dunphy of “Modern Family,” for one | TV MOM |
| Act like some poles | REPEL |
| One joining in the chorus | ALTO |
| Energy-healing discipline | REIKI |
| Put in the pot | ANTED |
| Eager | KEEN |
| Record of the year | ANNAL |
| Three world capitals (5,4,10) | CAIRO MEXICO CITY (CAIRO, ROME, MEXICO CITY) |
| My Chemical Romance genre | EMO |
| “Groovy!” | RAD! |
| “Fancy ___!” | THAT |
| Like some meds | OTC |
| Hired security guard | RENT-A-COP |
| Sounds of hesitation | ERS |
| Pi follower | RHO |
| ___ Lovelace, computer programming pioneer | ADA |
| Display one’s humanity, in a way | ERR |
| Visible | SEEN |
| Three U.S. states (4,4,10) | OHIO WASHINGTON (OHIO, IOWA, WASHINGTON) |
| Racing shape | OVAL |
| Metaphor for many a college dorm room | STY |
| Dug-out material | ORE |
| Gun, as an engine | REV |
| Club workers, informally | DJS |
| Malt shop selections | SODA POPS |
| Sr.’s test | GRE |
| “Bummer!” | RATS! |
| Cow’s mouthful | CUD |
| Sorrow | WOE |
| Three countries (6,4,9) | PANAMA LITHUANIA (PANAMA, MALI, LITHUANIA) |
| Believe unquestioningly | EAT UP |
| Speaker’s quality | TONE |
| Going from 0 to 100, say | AGING |
| Line to the house | ASIDE |
| Put forth | EMIT |
| Role once played on TV by Jay Silverheels | TONTO |
| You, in Uruguay | USTED |
| Big name in little gumdrops | DOTS |
| Spurred (on) | EGGED |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Post office inquiry | TRACER |
| Edit, in a way, as a computer file | RENAME |
| Possibility | OPTION |
| Jury member | PEER |
| Sir Walter Raleigh’s goal | EL DORADO |
| Manage | MAKE DO |
| Longtime “Jeopardy!” host Trebek | ALEX |
| Wiped out | ATE IT |
| French term of endearment | MON CHERI |
| Large expanses | TRACTS |
| Start of a Caesarean boast | VENI … |
| Cookie with a green creme center | MINT OREO |
| “Well, alrighty!” | OKAY THEN! |
| “Cool” amount of cash | MIL |
| Colorful parrot | MACAW |
| Something a coxswain lacks | OAR |
| Pro’s counterpart | CON |
| Follow closely | TAIL |
| Annoyance | PEST |
| Jean who wrote “Wide Sargasso Sea” | RHYS |
| Dance element | STEP |
| Part of a highway cloverleaf | OVERPASS |
| “Dig right in!” | HAVE AT IT! |
| Per the preceding discussion | AS STATED |
| “Obvs!” | NO DUH! |
| Degree recipient | GRADUATE |
| United Nations, e.g.: Abbr. | ORG |
| Hung loosely | DRAPED |
| ___ session | JAM |
| Stable electron configurations | OCTETS |
| Admitting to, as a mistake | OWNING |
| Ballet technique | POINTE |
| Neptune, for one | SEA GOD |
| Replay feature | SLO-MO |
| Neutral lipstick shade | NUDE |
| Monogram part: Abbr. | INIT |
| Brimming with anticipation | AGOG |
| ___ de parfum | EAU |
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