New York Times - Crossword Answers | 2024 04 14

crossword answers
Clue Answer
Something you might break into SONG
Nashville attraction, with “the” OPRY
Group of connected PCs LAN
Lydic of “The Daily Show” DESI
One on the links? ACE
Under the counter, say ILLEGAL
Like Constantinople from 1453 to 1922 OTTOMAN
A.P. Stylebook entry that lost its hyphen in 2011 EMAIL
John Denver’s “Thank God ___ Country Boy” IMA
“Succession” family name ROY
Hagen who wrote “Respect for Acting” UTA
SHOWING EMBARRASSMENT ABLUSH
When “golden goals” are scored, for short INOT
Substance originally made with animal fat and wood ash SOAP
Dirty water inside a ship BILGE
Home to Millennium Park CHICAGO
Swamp creature, informally GATOR
Response to “Are we there yet?” ITSNOTFAR
“Bond. James Bond,” e.g. INTRO
Existential threat in 2021’s “Don’t Look Up” COMET
Joins a pot ANTES
Stop on a major tour ARENA
Results of an iron deficiency? CREASES
Biden’s signature 2022 legislation addressing rising prices, for short IRA
Once-popular rug style SHAG
Carpenter’s curve cutter FRETSAW
Covering for a pomegranate seed ARIL
Submitted with TurboTax EFILED
CONKED OUT SLEPT
WITHOUT MUCH THOUGHT IDLY
With sickly pallor WANLY
MYTHICAL BIRD ROC
BREW STEEP
BEL ___ CHEESE PAESE
SPOKE AT LENGTH ORATED
ENJOYS A HOME-COOKED MEAL EATSIN
WRAPS (UP) SEWS
App used to track fertility MIRA
A bull market it is not! CHINASHOP
Martini & ___ (beverage brand) ROSSI
OUTSTANDING OVERDUE
HALL-OF-FAME QB JOHN ELWAY
Buck, in slang SMACKER
SOLAR PHENOMENON SUNSPOT
BOUNCY MELODY LILT
Mozart’s “Così Fan ___” TUTTE
ALL TOGETHER ASATEAM
With ___ to (acknowledging) ANOD
CARGO FREIGHT
BROBDINGNAGIAN GIANT
BOWED ARCED
DISHES BLABS
First-and-second bet EXACTA
Psychoanalyst Alfred ADLER
MEETING PLACES FORA
First name in 1990s alternative rock ALANIS
FEDEX ALTERNATIVE DHL
Shows signs of disuse RUSTS
Capone adversary, informally TMAN
With 114-Across, conservation law that celebrated its 50th anniversary in December 2023 ENDANGERED
Screens, say TESTS
ENORMOUS TITANIC
Social media symbols ATS
DUST-UP ROW
GAS STATION CONVENIENCE ATM
TARGET COMPETITOR KOHLS
Pull (out), as a win EKE
City in San Bernardino County LOMALINDA
I.R.S. ID SSN
Cardiac conduit ARTERY
BEFORE: Coupon stipulation LIMITONE
Country whose national animal is the elephant LAOS
NEW ___ YORKER
Disappear … like the circled creatures might do, if not for the 112-/114-Across GOEXTINCT
BEFORE: Rear-end, e.g. CRASHINTO
BEFORE: Having physical form CORPOREAL
Tiny “canvas” on which to paint TOENAIL
BEFORE: December temp worker MALLSANTA
Like some ancient Greek poetry SAPPHIC
Game console that debuted in 2006 WII
Mobile platform IOS
Loose item at the bottom of a fast-food bag FRY
AFTER: Tiny amount MITE
Soccer star ___ Morgan ALEX
Scoff in Offenbach ACH
Suffix with Paul or marion ETTE
AFTER: Slangy “Amen” WORD
BACK, IN A WAY REP
SEE 112-ACROSS SPECIESACT
Mission honored by the “Fallen Astronaut” lunar memorial APOLLOI
Some U.K. Lords MPS
Scat syllable DOO
BEFORE NOW AGO
Greek heroine tempted by golden apples ATALANTA
HORDES THRONGS
ROUTE WAY
Like Troy in the “Iliad” SIEGED
TURNS OFF ALIENATES
Smith who wrote “A Tree Grows in Brooklyn” BETTY
BEFORE: Begin operating effectively GETINGEAR
NOT FINE COARSE
SUSHI GARNISH ROE
BASIC CABLE CHANNEL USA
BASIC CABLE CHANNEL TBS
Member of an elite fighting force USMARINE
Senator Joni of Iowa ERNST
Broadway letters of success SRO
Theme park known for its international food EPCOT
High-fashion inits. YSL
AFTER: Military pattern CAMO
AFTER: Like some statues CAST
AFTER: Target of a facial cleanser PORE
Langston Hughes poem about racial inequality ITOO
Baldwin who was the first to play Jack Ryan ALEC
Philip II of ___, father of Alexander the Great MACEDON
Pinnacle achievement, metaphorically EVEREST
How one might bolt upright INALARM
SCATTERBRAINED DITSY
PAINTER MONDRIAN PIET
OOZE EXUDE
EXTRACT GLEAN
SOME LINEMEN: ABBR. RTS
“The Future of Law Enforcement,” according to a 1987 movie ROBOCOP
BEFORE: Theme park chain SEAWORLD
AFTER: Actress Rowlands GENA
AFTER: Shakespearean title starter ALLS
Get down, so to speak DANCE
Sails in a zigzag way TACKS
Cape Colony settlers BOERS
Assistant of classic film IGOR
Monopoly set, for short RRS
BEFORE, TO SHAKESPEARE ERE
BEFORE: Game with annoying pop-ups? WHACAMOLE
QVC ALTERNATIVE HSN
WEB PORTAL WITH A BUTTERFLY LOGO MSN
“Are you ___ out?” INOR
Houston sch. TSU
SIGNED INKED
Two shakes ASEC
SALT, SYMBOLICALLY NACL
Pop-ups can lead to them ADSITES