NY Times Crossword 11 Sep 21, Saturday

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Across

Clues	Answers
Sliver	TAD
Politician with the campaign slogan 30-Across	OBAMA
Word with poetry or proportions	EPIC …
Something you might click to open	PEN
Elicits a “Whoa” from, say	AWES
Trimmed (down)	PARED
Wrestling star John	CENA
Tailor	ALTER
Beams of one’s dreams?	FANTASY SUPPORTS (from “fantasy sports”)
Food served in an omakase meal	SUSHI
Having very little mental energy left	FRIED
Moonfish	OPAH
Swimmers in kelp forests	SEA OTTERS
See 4-Across	YES WE CAN
Visit a museum to see a Rembrandt exhibit?	GO FOR BAROQUE (from “go for broke”)
One prone to looking down	SNOB
His tomb is in Red Square	LENIN
Diamondbacks, on scoreboards	ARI
Face cards?	IDS
Destination for oenophiles	NAPA
Sicily’s Parco dell’___	ETNA
Bug spray ingredient	DEET
Bird of prey that’s gently petted?	FALCON CARESSED (from “Falcon Crest”)
Popular pops	PEPSIS
Kind of attack	SNEAK
Longtime hockey star Kovalchuk	ILYA
To read: Sp.	LEER
Gross	ICKY
Error, in totspeak	OOPSIE
Buys in	ANTES
Look down on	DISDAIN
Actor Justin sitting poolside?	THEROUX IN THE TOWEL (from “threw in the towel”)
Adds insult to injury	PILES ON
Santa-tracking org.	NORAD
River across the New York/New Jersey border	RAMAPO
Some rideshare info	ETAS
Exploit	DEED
Award-winning film set in Tehran	ARGO
Bishop’s headgear	MITER
Hang up the cleats, so to speak	RETIRE
Make fun of small orange fruits?	DERIDE APRICOTS (from “dried apricots”)
Something rectangular that might have more than four sides	MENU
Two-player card game	SPIT
TV character who said “Time to hit the hay … oh, I forgot, I ate it!”	MR ED
Old auto with its founder’s monogram	REO
Storage spot	BIN
Opposite of “avant”	APRES
Reason to reschedule	RAIN
Mashed potatoes, on a Thanksgiving plate?	GRAVY TERRAIN (from “gravy train”)
Instrument heard in Spanish folk music	CASTANET
Vinyl collection	RECORD SET
Food brand whose sales boomed after the premiere of “Stranger Things”	EGGO
“When We Were Young” singer	ADELE
Sharp	ACUTE
Fourth-quarter meltdown at an N.B.A. game in Oklahoma City?	THUNDER COLLAPSE (from “thunderclaps”)
Made out	FARED
Take home	EARN
Lather gatherer	LOOFA
Remained in bed, e.g.	LAIN
Something to shoot for	PAR
“… sting like ___”	A BEE
Clubs	SWATS
___ Bleus, nickname for France’s soccer team	LES

Down

Clues	Answers
Boardwalk treat	TAFFY
Plugged in, so to speak	AWARE
Actor Leary	DENIS
Missions, for short	OPS
___ State, nickname for Massachusetts	BAY
Basis for an insurance investigation	ARSON
“Build ___ Buttercup” (1968 hit by the Foundations)	ME UP
Spot for a perfume sample in a magazine, maybe	AD PAGE
Green prefix	ECO-
Staff	PERSONNEL
Lead-in to com or net, but not org	INTER-
Wrinkly-skinned fruit	CASABA
Largest object in the Kuiper belt	PLUTO
And the following, in footnotes	ET SEQ
His birthday is celebrated as “Children’s Day” in India	NEHRU
Worries anxiously	STEWS
Mounted on	ASTRIDE
Angry reaction	RISE
Main port of Yemen	ADEN
They’re banned in many classrooms nowadays	PHONES
Thing seen in the foreground of “Washington Crossing the Delaware”	OAR
N.Y. neighbor	CONN
Calculators of old	ABACI
Partner of starts	FITS
Speaking part?	LARYNX
“In that case …”	IF SO …
Paul of “Little Miss Sunshine”	DANO
Didn’t hear the alarm, say	SLEPT LATE
Where fruit bat soup is eaten as a delicacy	PALAU
Orange follower	-ADE
Widespread	EPIDEMIC
Nonstop flight?	ESCALATOR
Maori for “image”	TIKI
Redeems at a casino	CASHES IN
Sooners, by another name	OKIES
Have a home-cooked meal	EAT IN
Like some obligations	PRIOR
Dict. listing	SYN
Setting for Mets games: Abbr.	EDT
Gradually diminish	ERODE
Residential suffix with Angel	-ENO
High-priced violin, informally	STRAD
All-knowing sort	SWAMI
It’s represented by a dot in the top-left corner, in Braille	ONE
Mideast palace parts	HAREMS
Son of Gloucester in “King Lear”	EDGAR
With 72-Down, a pop	PER …
See 71-Down	… ITEM
___ Alonso, Mets slugger with the most home runs by a rookie in M.L.B. history (53)	PETE
“… ish”	… OR SO
People people, for short	EDS
Exit	DEPARTURE
“What’s ___, Doc?” (old Bugs Bunny short)	OPERA
Grapefruit descriptor	RUBY RED
Kelly of “Live”	RIPA
Remark after losing	I TRIED
Nutritional figs.	RDAS
“___ be an honor!”	IT’D
Snapple competitor	NESTEA
“Socialism: Utopian and Scientific” writer, 1880	ENGELS
Leaning right: Abbr.	ITAL
Four-time U.S. Open champ	NADAL
Four-time Australian Open champ	GRAF
It has its highlights	RECAP
Maker of the MDX, NSX and TLX	ACURA
Bloc party?	VOTER
Fix up again	REHAB
Brown hue	COCOA
Home of many Sherpas	NEPAL
___ Hughes, name of main roles in “Westworld” and “Downton Abbey”	ELSIE
Decade after the aughts	TEENS
Blossom	GROW
Taipei-to-Seoul dir.	NNE
Frequently	OFT
___ Palmas	LAS