Below you will find all the answers for the NY Times Crossword 14 Dec 22, Wednesday divided to 2 sections, Across clues and Down Clues.
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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Word with straw or exit | … POLL |
| Kept in the loop, in a way | CC’ED |
| Org. originally founded to protect carriage horses | SPCA |
| Oregon-based shoe company | AVIA |
| Ring light? | HALO |
| Broken up | APART |
| Atingle, maybe | NUMB |
| Gaelic language | ERSE |
| The hate in hate mail | VENOM |
| Name in price lists? | ELI |
| Larson who won Best Actress for 2015’s “Room” | BRIE |
| ___ Heights | GOLAN |
| Instruct for a new job, say | RETRAIN |
| Unfashionable unisex hairstyle | BOWL CUT |
| Burros | ASSES |
| Black-tie affairs | GALAS |
| Projection from the fashionably late | ETA |
| Short life? | BIO |
| Groove | RUT |
| Fresh talk | SASS |
| Fortunate circumstances … or a punny hint to the shaded letters | LUCKY BREAKS |
| Some tap offerings, in brief | IPAS |
| Susan of “L.A. Law” | DEY |
| Cousin of a cassowary | EMU |
| Like some of the mil. | NAV |
| Actress Thompson of “Sorry to Bother You” | TESSA |
| Super-super- | ULTRA |
| John who wrote “The Pelican Brief” | GRISHAM |
| More up-and-down, as a relationship | ROCKIER |
| Up | ASTIR |
| Guitarist’s accessory | PICK |
| Surveillance org. | NSA |
| Really hate | ABHOR |
| Short meeting? | SESH |
| French breakfast item that sounds like a response to a gut punch | OEUF |
| A little of this, a little of that | BLEND |
| One who may need credentials | USER |
| Avatar of Vishnu | RAMA |
| Give up | CEDE |
| A moose has a big one | NOSE |
| “Less Than Zero” writer ___ Easton Ellis | BRET |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Big bakery/cafe chain | PANERA |
| Seeds-to-be | OVULES |
| Caps | LIMITS |
| Place to conduct forensics | LAB |
| French beloved | CHERI |
| What sharing is, per a rhyming expression | CARING |
| Otherwise | ELSE |
| Mommie deer-est? | DOE |
| Something you need to do to solve crosswords | SPELL |
| Universal solutions | PANACEAS |
| Pastries with a portmanteau name | CRONUTS |
| Where bills get passed, for short | ATM |
| Swears | AVOWS |
| Meat-and-potatoes | BASIC |
| Colonel Sanders feature | GOATEE |
| “U R A Q-T!,” e.g. | REBUS |
| “It was all a ___” | BLUR |
| Some Ph.D. students | TAS |
| Fast-food chain with a cowboy hat in its logo | ARBY’S |
| “Whatever you say, hon” | OK, DEAR |
| Move furtively | SKULK |
| Showered, as with gifts | LAVISHED |
| Quaint response of agreement | YES’M |
| “Duck ___” (classic Warner Bros. cartoon short) | AMUCK |
| Gerund suffix | -ING |
| Bit of preachy prose | PARABLE |
| Left base? | THIRD |
| Emerges | ARISES |
| Lack of musical skill | TIN EAR |
| Take up again | RESUME |
| Oslo Accords figure | ARAFAT |
| Gem | STONE |
| Earthy hue | OCHRE |
| Philippine currency | PESO |
| Start of a kindergarten ditty | ABC |
| Good picnic forecast | SUN |
| 56-Down, e.g. | ORB |
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