New York Times - Crossword Answers | 2023 06 25

crossword answers
Clue Answer
“I wish I were under four feet tall,” e.g.? SHORTLONGING
Event at a hot new club? INOUTING
M.S.G. team, on scoreboards NYK
Name found on a calendar APRIL
Career for a scammer? PROCONNING
Sommelier’s superlative OAKIEST
Tactical reductions in lighting, as during W.W. II DIMOUTS
Muscle relaxers HOTPACKS
Bit of doubling down from a parent ISAIDNO
Many a “Survivor” setting ISLE
German “village” DORF
Muse of comedy and idyllic poetry THALIA
Slinky? SPRINGFALLING
Scissors’ sound SNIP
Six-winged biblical being SERAPH
Bubbly, in a way FOAMING
Great garage sale find STEAL
Sight along a country road SILO
How Cassius looks to Caesar, in Shakespeare LEAN
Lead guitarist of Queen, who has a Ph.D. in astrophysics BRIANMAY
Secret service member? ELOPER
What’s said in passing? NAH
Repeated small role for Paul Rudd ANTMAN
That’s in Seine! EAU
Dinner date that makes a good story? ODDEVENING
Famous drawing of a ship? SIRENSONG
Like much prized blue-and-white porcelain MINGERA
Theater rival of Regal and Cinemark AMC
Score on a clean sheet NIL
Dripping in jewelry, slangily ICY
Kicks down the road PUNTSON
Kate of “House of Cards” MARA
___ Troi, character on “Star Trek: T.N.G.” DEANNA
Richard Parker in “Life of Pi,” for one TIGER
CHOLER IRE
Texter’s toodle-oo TTYL
LEADING ONTOP
FORWARDS RESENDS
FOR WHOM THE BELL TOLLS THEE
Lot lot AUTOS
Kind of race that’s not quite a half-marathon TENMILE
Tiny trunks SPEEDO
TEST SUBJECT LABANIMAL
Black humor BILE
FOOD FIGHT SOUNDS SPLATS
INCREASES GAINS
KIND OF LILY SEGO
TRANSCRIPT FIG. GPA
Rural greeting HOWDEDO
Crab or lobster DECAPOD
“Are you freaking kidding me?” FORREAL
Double-helix material DNA
Real dope GOOF
PARTY PERSON HOST
A kiss, a hug, a wave, the works? WHOLEPARTING
Title of an essay by a hit man? ONOFFING
REGRET RUE
Bet bit CHIP
HOT EROTIC
It’s guarded in soccer SHIN
ANALOGY WORDS ISTO
End of a college search? EDU
Some work at a car wash DETAILING
Public hatred ODIUM
RECORD LOG
“Bleeding Love” singer Lewis LEONA
Bear, in Bogotá OSO
Considerably large, in Appalachian dialect RIGHTSMART
1970 HIT FOR NEIL DIAMOND SHILO
NOT QUITE ENOUGH ONETOOFEW
Weeks, in Oaxaca SEMANAS
Work-from-home wear, informally SWEATS
Jedi ally from Endor EWOK
Still shot of a moving image, in tech-speak SCREENGRAB
Adjective often capitalized in the Bible HIS
Relationship conditions, so to speak STRINGS
Thanksgiving table decoration GOURD
“Whoa there, Warren G.!”? EASYHARDING
That one will never have again OFALIFETIME
Compliment for a lexicographer? NICEMEANING
Ad Council output, in brief PSA
What prices and hearts may do SOAR
“Grand slam” in showbiz EGOT
Certain government agent, informally FBISPY
Friend group PALS
CARNIVAL RIDE PONY
BROAD VALLEY DALE
OLD TIMER SANDGLASS
DIATRIBES RANTS
Serve, as messy cafeteria food SLOPON
Rock’s ___ Brickell & New Bohemians EDIE
Energy option NUCLEAR
Making an impression? APING
One of two for six of VIII? ANNE
SQUID SQUIRT INK
GOES ON AND ON AND ON JABBERS
GREETINGS HELLOS
The first man ever created, in Maori lore TIKI
You might see one upside down on a bar STOOL
RESTING PLACE TOMB
EARTHLING, IN SCI-FI TERRAN
Nickname for Atlanta THEA
Common pet name SWEETIE
Kapoor who played the game show emcee in “Slumdog Millionaire” ANIL
ACT ON BEHALF OF FILLINFOR
New England vacation destination, familiarly THECAPE
Touches on both sides SPANS
ORG. CONCERNED WITH PLANTS OSHA
Coors of brewing fame ADOLPH
Stop hiding behind? MOON
Former Indigenous inhabitants of modern-day Buffalo ERIES
Word after Minute or meter MAID
Chili variety that means “wide” in Spanish ANCHO
Some of the wildlife in the 20,000-year-old paintings in Lascaux Cave DEER
Unclaimed area NOMANSLAND
Street clearers PLOWS
Prefix in the names of many causes ANTI
Tried to engineer an advantage ANGLED
Bit of a fit SNIT
For-eh-ver AGES
Author who wrote “Weeds are flowers, too, once you get to know them” AAMILNE
LATE ___ FEE
COURSE NUMBER PAR
Red grp. GOP
Cutting class in med school? ANATOMYLAB
Some gas stations, in brief BPS
Still fighting INIT
FAMILY-FRIENDLY RATINGS PGS
Pocket at a restaurant PITA
Publication co-founded in 1889 by Dow and Jones, in brief WSJ
Go “poof!” VANISH
Good name for a political pundit? ILENE