New York Times - Crossword Answers | 2024 02 23

crossword answers
Clue Answer
Wrote an exposé, say TOLDALL
It has high-end tastes HAUTECUISINE
Isn’t finalized PENDS
One of more than 300 for “S.N.L.” EMMYNOD
PREDISPOSITIONS BENTS
Queer identity whose flag is green, white, gray and black, for short ARO
UNRELIABLE NEWS SOURCE RAG
Network for 15-Across CBS
Whence the phoenix PYRE
“Sonnets to Orpheus” poet RILKE
Something unoriginal REPLICA
Outmaneuver, in a way EVADE
SO-CALLED ALLEGED
SIGN OF A SELLOUT SRO
Whoops, e.g. YELLS
One in a hundred CENT
Had to recant ATEONESWORDS
Windy location of myth? LABYRINTH
What you might get at the gym INSHAPE
Baño feature TILDE
Occasion when one might choose truth SLUMBERPARTY
“Dear ___” SIRS
“Is anybody home ??” HELLO
Singer Michaels BRET
Stealing from the collection plate, for example SACRILEGE
Fleming who was the first opera singer to perform the national anthem at the Super Bowl (2014) RENEE
Device used by a court reporter, informally STENO
Swimsuit portmanteau TANKINI
Matches, as watches SYNCS
Instrument that includes ranks and divisions PIPEORGAN
Home of the prehistoric Ggantija temples MALTA
Word with swim or swap MEET
Tuchuses ASSES
Question asked outside a bedroom AREYOUDECENT
Beethoven’s fourth? TEE
Ignatius ___, figure on Netflix’s “Wednesday” ITT
One who grapples, in dialect RASSLER
Defunct health technology company that once had a $10 billion valuation THERANOS
GET BACK RETRIEVE
SINGER MARIE TEENA
They resemble boas PYTHONS
Longtime TV news colleague of Pelley, Cooper and Whitaker STAHL
Prestigious award established after its founder purportedly read his premature obituary NOBEL
Queso, e.g. CHEESEDIP
GREENISH DRINK LIMEADE
KICKED OFF BEGUN
Absolute drivel UTTERROT
Formal affirmative YESMAAM
ON ATOP
Major export of Ukraine WHEAT
STATE FLOWER OF NEW MEXICO YUCCA
LITURGICAL CHANT CREDO
IDENTIFY PLACE
___ NOVA ARS
Borrower’s limit LOANCAP
FOR REAL LEGIT
DRAIN AWAY LEACH
AOL COMPETITOR MSN
EARLY NUMBER? ETHER
TIN LIZZIES MODELTS
TEAM SIDE
Covered in ink TATTEDUP
FLIGHT COMPONENTS STEPS
“Ugh!” BLEH