New York Times - Crossword Answers | 2023 03 20

crossword answers
Clue Answer
Lofty spot for K-I-S-S-I-N-G, in a schoolyard taunt TREE
Mountains where St. Bernards were originally bred ALPS
Euphemism for an expletive, with “the” FWORD
METHOD WAY
Basic country dance TWOSTEP
Fill one’s tank GASUP
Address ending in .com or .edu, e.g. URL
Physicians, for short MDS
LOVE TO BITS ADORE
Vegan version of a classic brunch dish TOFUSCRAMBLE
SKIP OVER OMIT
CATCH SIGHT OF NOTICE
LOWLY WORKERS PEONS
OUT OF DANGER SAFE
WINDPIPE TRACHEA
KUWAITI RULER EMIR
PARTNER OF SKIP AND JUMP HOP
SOFT MINERAL POWDER TALC
Museum hangings ART
GALORE APLENTY
“Count me in!” IMDOWN
Vietnam’s capital HANOI
Me-day destination SPA
Org. overseeing Rx’s FDA
Place to lay a napkin LAP
Bird symbolizing the arrival of spring ROBIN
Pushing the envelope, so to speak EDGY
What the fish said when it swam into a concrete wall, per an old joke DAM
Instruments for Ravi and Anoushka Shankar SITARS
Quintessential Route 66 lodging MOTEL
With 23-Down, a person’s soul mate THE
Get educated (about) LEARN
Fancy hairstyles, informally DOS
Connect as pals BOND
“It’s ___, all ___!” MINE
STUBBORN ANIMAL ASS
NOT HOODWINKED BY ONTO
SEE 21-DOWN ONE
SURROUND COMPLETELY ENFOLD
HIT THE ___ (GO TO BED) HAY
Bruins legend Phil, to fans ESPO
“Eureka!” AHA
Pro’s opposite CON
Important skill in an awkward interaction TACT
Pearly ___ (entrance to heaven) GATES
“Here comes trouble ?” UHOH
Cured slice on a deli tray SALAMI
“M*A*S*H” eatery MESSTENT
“Peeper” that makes no sound EYE
Podcasting partner, e.g. COHOST
Citrusy cocktail garnish LEMONPEEL
Durable wood that’s softer than oak ELM
Numerous beyond calculation UNTOLD
Big name in dry-erase markers EXPO
Cut the crop? REAP
Big ice cream container TUB
“Honey” or “sugar” alternative DARLING
World, in French MONDE
Fume (over) STEW
Catcher’s spot, in baseball HOME
Not pay for a meal at a restaurant … or a hint to each half of 16-, 19-, 34- and 50-Across DINEANDDASH
Ice cream dessert served in a boat BANANASPLIT
“Oh, really?” THATSO
GET EDUCATED (ON) READUP
WITTY BANTER REPARTEE
Misspoke a line, e.g. FLUBBED
Neighbors of flutists, in an orchestra OBOISTS
Ones after whom others are named EPONYMS
Sweet spiral pastry topped with icing CINNAMONROLL
Harder to tame WILDER
Tries to call again REDIALS
Tests taken verbally ORALS
Like glow paint colors NEON
Lumberjack’s implement AXE