Below you will find all the answers for the NY Times Crossword 8 Aug 22, Monday divided to 2 sections, Across clues and Down Clues.
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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| In no danger | SAFE |
| Jack who could consume no fat, in a nursery rhyme | SPRAT |
| “___ It Romantic?” (Rodgers and Hart classic) | ISN’T |
| Hairstyle that may be parted and tied into two puffs | AFRO |
| Big name in toothbrushes | ORAL-B |
| Flatbread served with curry | NAAN |
| Pale pink vineyard offerings | BLUSH WINES |
| Something Santa makes (and checks twice) | LIST |
| Go bad | ROT |
| “Just ___!” (“Hold on!”) | A SEC |
| Buddy | PAL |
| Wipe out big-time | EAT IT |
| Practice punches with an imaginary opponent | SHADOWBOX |
| Disobey James Bond when making a martini | STIR |
| Sound system | STEREO |
| Choose | OPT |
| Manhattan’s Madison or Lexington: Abbr. | AVE |
| Stuffiness that lingers in an unventilated room | STALE AIR |
| Lends an ear | LISTENS |
| Refreshing summer beverage | ICED TEA |
| One experiencing gaps in memory | AMNESIAC |
| Quirky | ODD |
| Vietnamese noodle-and-broth dish | PHO |
| Source of seasonal sneezes | POLLEN |
| Metrical foot in poetry | IAMB |
| Barrel of explosive stuff, or a situation that’s ready to blow | POWDER KEG |
| Steel support for concrete | REBAR |
| Title bestowed on Mick Jagger in 2003 (although the queen refused to present the award herself) | SIR |
| Oscar-winning Ben Affleck film set in Iran | ARGO |
| Letters preceding an alias | AKA |
| Sulky expression | POUT |
| Writings on an album sleeve or jewel case insert | LINER NOTES |
| Ninny | TWIT |
| Handy | OF USE |
| ___ ex machina | DEUS |
| Soprano’s choirmate | ALTO |
| A bit buzzed | TIPSY |
| Award for athletic achievement | ESPY |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Buffalo’s N.H.L. team | SABRES |
| Not sinking | AFLOAT |
| Tutti-___ | FRUTTI |
| Greek goddess of the dawn | EOS |
| Opposite of reaps | SOWS |
| One officiating at communion or hearing confession | PRIEST |
| Cattle-raising estates | RANCHES |
| Ginger ___ (soft drink) | ALE |
| Atlanta-based TV channel | TBS |
| Family member acquired by marrying | IN-LAW |
| Catamaran, for one | SAILBOAT |
| Rap’s Lil ___ X | NAS |
| Explosive stuff, in brief | TNT |
| Boater or bowler | HAT |
| Combined, as money or resources | POOLED |
| Hopping mad | IRATE |
| Introductory drawing class | ART I |
| Subordinate of a 6-Down | DEACON |
| Sheriff Andy Taylor’s boy on 1960s TV | OPIE |
| More, in ads | XTRA |
| Fourth-year student | SENIOR |
| Evening prayer | VESPER |
| ___ Bauer, clothing store chain | EDDIE |
| Reindeer herder of Scandinavia | LAPP |
| “The way I see it,” to texters | IMHO |
| Toddler’s winter wear | SNOWSUIT |
| Vaccine pioneer Jonas | SALK |
| Really rake it in | CLEAN UP |
| Exit door | EGRESS |
| Dies down | ABATES |
| Reconcile after a quarrel … or a hint to the starts of 17-, 25-, 52- and 61-Across | MAKE UP or MAKEUP |
| Shrill and blaring, as a trumpet | BRASSY |
| “Same here!” | DITTO |
| 28-Down portrayer ___ Howard | RON |
| ___ Poupon mustard | GREY |
| Org. sponsoring school fund-raisers | PTA |
| “Wise” bird | OWL |
| Biblical fellow with a salty wife? | LOT |
| “___ Were a Rich Man” (song from “Fiddler on the Roof”) | IF I |
| Poem of praise | ODE |
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