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New York Times - Crossword Answers | 2023 02 05
New York Times
Clue
Answer
“Remarkable!”
WOW
PREVIOUSLY, POETICALLY
ERE
Wryly comical
DROLL
Rival of a ‘Vette
STANG
Its loss can cause baldness
TREAD
Bucatini, ziti and rigatoni, e.g.
TUBES
Journalist in a field
EMBED
“Hogan’s Heroes” colonel
KLINK
Summer hrs. in Dallas
CDT
Miffed, with “off”
TEED
Spurred into action
GOADED
Serves, with “on”
WAITS
“That cult’s initiation ceremony is brutal!” [1983]
THEIRRITESTOUGH
Six-foot runners?
ANTS
Belly, cutesily
TUM
CHANGE FOR THE BETTER
AMEND
ANISE-FLAVORED LIQUEUR
PERNOD
OUT OF CONTROL
AMOK
TRAVEL THROUGH TIME?
AGE
RECIPE QTY.
TBSP
Syst. of unspoken words
ASL
King, queen, etc.
CHESSSET
Acclaimed rock-and-roll biopic of 2022
ELVIS
Bronzed New York basketball player from Bangkok [1997]
THAITANKNICK
Total breeze
SNAP
How one cannibal felt after devouring the other [2000]
GLADHEATEHER
“Nice joke!”
HAH
Pile of papers
SHEAF
Historic builders of rope bridges
INCAS
Cry after remembering to meet at noon [1984]
AHMIDDAYYES
Like the death of 19-Across, some claim
FAKED
JUNK
TOSS
TAPPED
CHOSE
Treaty that was dissolved in 2020
NAFTA
GRIND
GNASH
Big change in price or power
SURGE
Compliment to Daisy during a game of fetch
GOODGIRL
ACTRESS DAVIS
GEENA
PAY (UP)
ANTE
Creator of the games Xybots and Klax
ATARI
Things pandas have 20 of
TOES
What you get upon reading aloud the answers to the seven italicized clues
OSCARWINNER
ENGLISH FOOTBALL POWERHOUSE, TO FANS
MANU
Not stay outside, informally
HEADONIN
BROUGHT ABOUT
LEDTO
TURN INTO CONFETTI
SHRED
LOSING LINE IN TIC-TAC-TOE
XOO
FEEL BAD
AIL
High point of a trip to Europe?
ALP
Something in a cocoon
SILK
Do some making up
FIB
Subject of SETI space scans
ALIENLIFE
Partner of Clark in American history
LEWIS
Stefani who sang the 1996 hit “Don’t Speak”
GWEN
“Socrate” composer
SATIE
Auditing a class, maybe
SITTINGIN
Skedaddle, with “it”
HIGHTAIL
End of a flight, in two senses
LANDING
Why the Devil was forced to pay “The Greatest” [1969]
HELLOWEDALI
PASSES (OUT)
METES
PLACES
LOCI
It’s quite the stretch
EPOCH
Not play by oneself, perhaps
DOADUET
One in the oil business?
ARTIST
MAKE AN APPEARANCE
SHOW
Show with a “What’s Up With That?” segment, for short
SNL
Bit of memory, for short
MEG
Latest releases, of sorts
NEWMUSIC
GREAT BASIN PEOPLE
UTE
Parks at a pier
MOORS
FREAK
GOAPE
“Not good, amigo”
NOBUENO
EMERALD OR AQUAMARINE
BERYL
SOMEWHAT OFF
ODD
GANJA
WEED
COMPADRE
HOMIE
WRITER RAND
AYN
WHITE WINE APERITIF
KIR
Filling station brand
STP
One who makes calls
UMP
Many a Zoroastrian
IRANI
Overly impulsive
RASH
Prominent features of Sphynx cats
EARS
Neighbor of a return key
BACKSLASH
Time out in pre-K?
NAP
One way to cross a lake
CANOE
Grammy-winning DiFranco
ANI
Easily persuaded sort
SOFTY
Like the smell of burnt rubber
ACRID
Rapper behind the “King’s Disease” trilogy
NAS
Word with pie, pot or port
HOLE
Part of H.K.
HONG
Crime show spinoff, to fans
SVU
Line at a karaoke bar
LYRIC
Many a watch display, for short
LED
Aerial threat during the Cold War
MIG
Classic Disney film that opens at Flynn’s arcade
TRON
Contacting on Twitter, for short
DMING
Anxiety condition, for short
OCD
It may produce both a cringe and a laugh
DARKHUMOR
“You there, hoarding the Quattro razor! Scram!” [2002]
SCHICKHOGGO
Cowboy’s cry of excitement
YEEHAW
Missions, in brief
OPS
Some optical illusions created with one’s fingers [1999]
THUMBMADETRICKS
LUG AROUND
TOTE
Greeting that means, literally, “love”
ALOHA
___ Stavro Blofeld, enemy of 007
ERNST
CHEW THE FAT
CHITCHAT
Jubilant cheer
OLE
“Well, shucks!”
AWMAN
DIAMOND SHAPES
RHOMBI
1983 #1 hit for David Bowie
LETSDANCE
Category for which every 30-Down in this puzzle was recognized, aptly
SOUNDMIXING
___ Hall, home of the N.C.A.A.’s Pirates
SETON
Work of appreciation
ODE
Dozes after a dose, say
NODSOUT
On display, as a painting
WALLHUNG
Nickname for mom’s mom
GRAM
Big drinkers
SOTS
“Works for me!”
DEAL
“___ OK!”
THATS
COSMIC COMEUPPANCE
BADKARMA
CLASSIC RECORD LABEL
EMI
Like “threads,” for clothing
SLANGY
Alternative to Levi’s
LEES
Ambassador, in brief
REP
I.T. bigwig
ADMIN
Neighbor of an Emirati
OMANI
[Yuck!]
RETCH
Options for “bee’s knees” cocktails
GINS
Sci-fi film staple, for short
CGI
D.D.E.’s W.W. II battleground
ETO
Ball game?
LOTTO
Therein lies the rubbed
SPA
“You didn’t fool me!”
IKNEWIT
Didn’t go anywhere
IDLED
“Copy,” to a cat
IDIG
Bit of apparel that covers the face
SKIMASK