Category: New York Times
18-March-2023 | Page 1 of 1 | The NYT Crossword Answers
- Word in several font names
- Fodder for an analyst
- Replacer of some names
- "You can count on me"
- Understand
- "A" overseas
- Poker game?
- Nano technology, once?
- "Exactly!"
- Online publication whose motto is "Cure ignorance"
- Response to thumb-biting in "Romeo and Juliet"
- Feel, somehow
- Latest thing
- Merry air
- Connecting, for short
- Trade barbs
- Word with shoot or door
- Bracken, e.g
- Huang who wrote "Fresh Off the Boat: A Memoir" (2013)
- Marine Corps protectors, for short
- Dinner for two at Burger King, maybe
- Deceives
- French for "canvas"
- Waits on
- Some undergrad degs
- Percussion instrument that can be tuned to a pitch
- Not going anywhere
- Public image, in brief
- World capital located partly on Bygdøy Peninsula
- Trickster in Polynesian mythology
- Tiny biter
- Dobrev of "The Vampire Diaries"
- Many an emoticon
- Schemer's mantra
- What a retractable pen lacks
- Activist who said "You must never be fearful about what you are doing when it is right"
- Theme for a troubadour
- Gets behind
- "Going Back to ___" (LL Cool J platinum single)
- Rebecca in the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame
- Question before entering a room
- Name meaning "long-lived" in Arabic
- Hand (out)
- Put off
- Additional solutions?
- Inits. for a trip
- Groups of whales
- Vocal feature
- It's a mouthful, frankly
- "___ everybody?"
- Words that form other words when read backward
- Some graduate degs
- "Yes, ___!"
- In common
- Snack item split by Ross and Rachel in the pilot episode of "Friends"
- Many offshoots
- Max. or min
- Gaffel Kölsch, Augustiner Helles and others
- Experimental nonmelodic genre
- Flight component
- ___ Effiong, role on TV's "Sex Education"
- Rides with runners
- N.Y.C. institution awarded an honorary Oscar for changing the public's perception of movies (1979)
- Citrus also known as "uniq fruit"
- To an extreme
- Like the sound of "supercalifragilisticexpialidocious," per the song of the same name
- They're up for debate
- Group of stars
- "That would change everything," in internet lingo
- Like the saying "You win some, you lose some"