Below you will find all the answers for the NY Times Crossword 14 Jun 22, Tuesday divided to 2 sections, Across clues and Down Clues.
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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Hot dish that sounds cold | CHILI |
| Increase, as a pot | ADD TO |
| ___ Dhabi | ABU |
| Composer Copland | AARON |
| Feature of five U.S. presidents from Lincoln to Harrison | BEARD |
| Hummus, for one | DIP |
| Easy order for a barista | BLACK COFFEE (Black Rock & coffee roll) |
| They play among the reeds | OBOISTS |
| Gin flavoring | SLOE |
| Exclamation of epiphany | AHA! |
| Not quite ROFL | LOL |
| Inventor’s protection | PATENT |
| $, %, & or @ | SYMBOL |
| “If ___ Street Could Talk” (2018 film) | BEALE |
| “It is a tale told by an ___, full of sound and fury”: Shak. | IDIOT |
| Coil in a mattress | BEDSPRING (bedrock & spring roll) |
| Oscar-winning film set partly in Iran | ARGO |
| Jell-O shapers | MOLDS |
| Slushy summer treat | ICEE |
| Ocean invertebrate with a round, translucent body | MOON JELLY (moon rock & jelly roll) |
| Trumpet’s sound | BLARE |
| Furious | IRATE |
| Prevailing tendencies | TRENDS |
| Sherwood ___ | FOREST |
| Go a-courting? | SUE |
| “The Waste Land” author’s monogram | TSE |
| Big nights before big days | EVES |
| Artist Henri Toulouse-___ | LAUTREC |
| A live one might be hot | MIC |
| Genre with a Hall of Fame in Cleveland … or what can follow the respective halves of 17-, 33- and 40-Across | ROCK AND ROLL |
| Card player’s call | UNO! |
| More robust | HALER |
| Pisa dough? | EUROS |
| Kylo ___ of “Star Wars” | REN |
| Serviceable | OF USE |
| Put down new turf on | RESOD |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Taxi | CAB |
| “2001: A Space Odyssey” antagonist | HAL |
| Nest egg letters | IRA |
| ___ citato (in the passage quoted) | LOCO |
| Rorschach pattern | INKBLOT |
| Bubbling away | ABOIL |
| Dict. offerings | DEFS |
| Loopy | DAFT |
| Overstep one’s bounds | TRESPASS |
| Verse that exalts its subject | ODE |
| “Easy on Me” singer, 2021 | ADELE |
| Plains figure replaced by Monticello on U.S. nickels | BISON |
| Surprise win | UPSET |
| Cucumber-like, maybe | COOL |
| Lifelessly dull | STERILE |
| “Take me ___” | AS I AM |
| Water power, informally | HYDRO |
| Compadre | AMIGO |
| Mont Blanc, for one | ALP |
| Outskirts of the outskirts | BOONIES |
| Book-loving Disney princess in a yellow gown | BELLE |
| Whirlpool | EDDY |
| Bit of lightning | BOLT |
| Defeatist’s assertion | I CAN’T |
| Bookish sorts | NERDS |
| Flappers in a gaggle | GEESE |
| Late singer with a food name | MEAT LOAF |
| PSAT takers, often | JRS |
| Operator of a stud farm | BREEDER |
| Community card between “flop” and “river” in hold’em | TURN |
| It’s connected to the tibia | FEMUR |
| Sheepish | OVINE |
| Intel mission | RECON |
| Gawk | STARE |
| Rights advocacy org. | ACLU |
| Some four-stringed instruments, for short | UKES |
| Mötley ___ | CRUE |
| Letter after pi | RHO |
| Common conjunctions | ORS |
| John of Salisbury | LOO |
| “Acid” | LSD |
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