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NYT Crossword Answers Today
Constructed by: Daniel Grinberg
Across
NYT Crossword Across
| Clues | Answers |
| 1 Puppy bites | NIPS |
| 5 Overly trusting type | NAIF |
| 9 Hay there! | BALE |
| 13 Sign of warming temperatures | THAW |
| 14 “Yeesh!” | OH NO! |
| 15 Nowhere to be found, in a way | AWOL |
| 16 Jewish wedding staple … and a clue to the circled square in this row | HORA … and H OR A |
| 17 Actor in “Say Anything …” and “High Fidelity” | JOHN CUSACK or JOAN CUSACK |
| 19 Deep-frying hazard, maybe | SPATTER |
| 21 Cars whose logo represents the Pleiades star cluster | SUBARUS |
| 22 Aspiring doc’s hurdle | MCAT |
| 23 Monica in the International Tennis Hall of Fame | SELES |
| 24 Green-skinned Marvel hero | SHE-HULK or THE HULK |
| 27 Word processing function … and a clue to the circled square in this row | SORT … and S OR T |
| 28 Worker in a Washington office | AIDE |
| 29 Common antiseptic | IODINE |
| 31 Alternative to mushrooms, maybe | LSD |
| 34 Jewish deli order | KNISH |
| 36 Cleared (of) | RID |
| 37 Something that may be drawn at night | DRAPE |
| 39 What “…” sometimes means | ETC |
| 40 Singer Ric of the Cars | OCASEK |
| 43 Alma mater of Ian Fleming (as well as James Bond) | ETON |
| 44 Poetic time of day … and a clue to the circled square in this row | MORN … and M OR N |
| 45 Urban area associated with gaming | SIMCITY or SIN CITY |
| 47 Former world capital that’s an anagram of its country’s current capital | KYOTO |
| 49 Prom attendee, typically | TEEN |
| 50 Tips back and forth | SEESAWS |
| 52 Clad | ATTIRED |
| 55 Capability of being pulled and stretched | PLASTICITY or ELASTICITY |
| 57 Skin feature … and a clue to the circled square in this row | PORE … and P OR E |
| 58 A lot of lot? | ACRE |
| 59 County north of San Francisco | NAPA |
| 60 Work, work, work | TOIL |
| 61 Gmail button | SEND |
| 62 Hard worker to a degree? | GRAD |
| 63 [Don’t delete this] | [STET] |
Down/Vertical
NYT Crossword Down
| Clues | Answers |
| 1 Indefinite degrees | NTHS |
| 2 Restaurant chain acronym | IHOP |
| 3 First responder | PARAMEDIC |
| 4 Upholsterers’ samples | SWATCHES |
| 5 Onetime queen of Jordan | NOOR |
| 6 “Yes, that’s it!” | AHH! or AHA! |
| 7 Stops for the night? | INNS |
| 8 Devote attention to | FOCUS ON |
| 9 Product of hardened lava | BASALT |
| 10 “I’m well ___!” | AWARE |
| 11 Defined set of points | LOCUS |
| 12 Group that once included the members Babe Ruth and Harry Houdini | ELKS |
| 17 Martial arts champion who co-starred in 2020’s “Mulan” | JET LI |
| 18 Used a certain rideshare service | UBERED |
| 20 T | TAU |
| 24 Hot ___ | SAKE or TAKE |
| 25 When doubled, comment made with a wink | HINT |
| 26 Source of the quote “Allah doesn’t task a soul beyond its capacity” | KORAN |
| 27 Us and them, for two | SIDES |
| 30 Put down | DIS |
| 31 The word “aquarium” has one | LATIN ROOT |
| 32 Word before check or on | SPOT … |
| 33 Say it ain’t so | DENY |
| 35 Heckle loudly | HOOT AT |
| 38 Gate | RECEIPTS |
| 41 Boastfulness | CROWING |
| 42 Word sometimes repeated after “Here …” | KITTY |
| 44 Covered with a green growth | MOSSED |
| 46 New York pro athlete | MET or NET |
| 47 N.F.L. star Travis | KELCE |
| 48 Thirst (for) | YEARN |
| 50 Sites for saltwater soaks | SPAS or SEAS |
| 51 Souvenir from a trip? | SCAR |
| 52 Very little | A TAD |
| 53 City on a lake of the same name | ERIE |
| 54 Arm-raising muscle, informally | DELT |
| 56 Porter or pilsner alternative, in brief | IPA |
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