NYT Crossword Solutions 11/12/23

NYT ACROSS CLUES

  • 1 Landscaper’s purchaseSOD
  • 4 DownrightPLUMB
  • 9 [If you’ll allow me to butt in ?]AHEM
  • 13 “Gotcha!”AHA
  • 16 Anton ___, food critic in “Ratatouille”EGO
  • 17 Come-onTEASER
  • 18 ___ years (old age)RIPER
  • 20 Word with purpose or personalityDUAL
  • 21 “___ you ready?”ARE
  • 22 Enjoyed oneselfHADAGOODTIME
  • 24 Major part of astronomy?URSA
  • 25 Tous ___ jours (French for “every day”)LES
  • 26 Something dot something, sayURL
  • 27 Features of telephone directoriesAREACODEMAPS
  • 29 Emerged as a victorWON
  • 31 GrovelEATDIRT
  • 34 Writer AynRAND
  • 35 Fight (for)FEND
  • 36 Rest atopLIEON
  • 37 Euphemistic cry of frustrationDADGUMIT
  • 41 Sweetly, in scoresDOLCE
  • 42 Actress CloseGLENN
  • 43 Japanese buckwheat noodleSOBA
  • 44 2022 culinary black comedy, with “The”MENU
  • 45 Peabody-winning journalist LindaELLERBEE
  • 47 Prefix with sphereHELIO
  • 49 It can be a lifesaver, in briefCPR
  • 50 One might read “Caution: Messy eater!”BIB
  • 51 Twilled fabricSERGE
  • 53 Satyrs, sayLEERERS
  • 55 Old nomad of central AsiaHUN
  • 56 Playroom collectionTOYS
  • 58 Where to see heads of gladiators, informallyAMEXCARDS
  • 60 Little fightsSPATS
  • 62 Degrees for most profsPHDS
  • 64 Poet EzraPOUND
  • 65 Dark green Indian dishSAAG
  • 67 “That was hilarious!,” in textspeakLMFAO
  • 70 Totally committed toDEADSETON
  • 72 Serves right?ACES
  • 76 Stuff refineries refineOIL
  • 77 ClassifiesASSORTS
  • 80 Part of a furniture measurementDEPTH
  • 82 60 minutiORA
  • 83 Senator KlobucharAMY
  • 84 Whole shebangGAMUT
  • 85 Figure of speech in which words are reversed for effect, like “Never let a fool kiss you or a kiss fool you”CHIASMUS
  • 87 Vassal’s plotFIEF
  • 89 MissLASS
  • 90 Goldman ___SACHS
  • 93 Stylish women’s shoesPUMPS
  • 94 Hasty signature, oftenSCRIBBLE
  • 96 Figures in Islamic mythologyGENII
  • 97 Twit, to a BritPRAT
  • 98 Not fakeREAL
  • 99 Formulates, as a planDEVISES
  • 101 CravingYEN
  • 102 Movie hero introduced in 1981INDIANAJONES
  • 106 Novelist PatchettANN
  • 108 Go down slightlyDIP
  • 111 King Tut, during most of his reignTEEN
  • 112 Titular feature of fiction’s Lisbeth SalanderDRAGONTATTOO
  • 115 #34IKE
  • 116 OomphZING
  • 117 ___ vincit amorOMNIA
  • 118 DisplayedONVIEW
  • 119 Trawler’s needNET
  • 120 Red army member?ANT
  • 121 CaughtSEEN
  • 122 Blobby parts of blobfishNOSES
  • 123 Much of the planet SaturnGAS

NYT VERTICAL CLUES

  • 1 Product safety indicatorSEAL
  • 2 Princess Fiona, e.g.OGRE
  • 3 Treats favorably / Has a very good effectDOESWELLBY
  • 4 Fall fruitPEAR
  • 5 It may deliver a punchLADLE
  • 6 What may come before TodayUSA
  • 7 Gig partMEG
  • 8 Get biggerBROADEN
  • 9 Jacinda ___, New Zealand prime minister who, at 37, was the world’s youngest female head of governmentARDERN
  • 10 Blindly punchHITAT
  • 11 Big, big, bigEPIC
  • 12 Like a momentous occasion / Office communiquéMEMORABLE
  • 13 Someone’s je ne sais quoiAURA
  • 14 Padlock holderHASP
  • 15 “Sorry to say ?”ALAS
  • 17 Speaks loudlyTHUNDERS
  • 19 Firefighter famous for extinguishing burning wellsREDADAIR
  • 20 Lollipop with a “mystery flavor”DUMDUM
  • 23 Film company behind “Amadeus” and “Platoon”ORION
  • 28 The “E” of E.S.L., for shortENG
  • 30 “Back in the good old days ?”ONCE
  • 32 ClaimALLEGE
  • 33 50-50, e.g.TIE
  • 35 First ___ (Shakespeare collection)FOLIO
  • 37 Movers and shakersDOERS
  • 38 Robotic anime genreMECHA
  • 39 EnterINPUT
  • 40 Switches allegiances, as a spyTURNS
  • 41 You’re gonna pay for this!DEBT
  • 42 Targets of some wipesGERMS
  • 43 Got less hairySHEDDED
  • 46 Bracelet bitBEAD
  • 48 Peak in the “Odyssey”OSSA
  • 52 Masters / ElaboratedEXPERTS
  • 53 Gives kudosLAUDS
  • 54 Flying fish-eatersERNS
  • 57 Pool localeSPA
  • 59 Application of polish, e.g.COAT
  • 61 Grp. that goes on tourPGA
  • 63 Novelist TamiHOAG
  • 65 They’re no longer “fresh”SOPHS
  • 66 Prefix with thesisANTI
  • 67 Enjoys doing nothingLOAFS
  • 68 Taunt, in a wayMIMIC
  • 69 Philadelphia athleteFLYER
  • 70 DrenchDOUSE
  • 71 Worker at the Genius BarTECHIE
  • 73 Large, as a leadCOMMANDING
  • 74 BlowERUPT
  • 75 Give lip service?SASS
  • 78 Captain of M.L.B.’s Swingin’ A’s of the 1970sSALBANDO
  • 79 What a Tyrannosaurus rex grapples with?SMALLARMS
  • 81 “Are you satisfied?” / Common fairy tale conclusionHAPPYNOW
  • 86 “Not a problem”SURE
  • 88 Part of a potter’s process / Parts of a building’s safety systemFIRING
  • 90 Early evening hourSEVEN
  • 91 Actress JenniferANISTON
  • 92 Lead-in to genderCIS
  • 95 Arthur of “The Golden Girls”BEA
  • 96 Christopher Columbus, e.g.GENOAN
  • 99 Motherless calfDOGIE
  • 100 “Socrate” composerSATIE
  • 102 Chichén ___ (ancient Mayan city)ITZA
  • 103 Hamburg refusalNEIN
  • 104 Bad impression?DENT
  • 105 Primatologist GoodallJANE
  • 107 RefusalsNOES
  • 109 Store whose name is an acronymIKEA
  • 110 Some motel prohibitionsPETS
  • 113 Year abroad?ANO
  • 114 They might be wall-mountedTVS

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