NY Times Crossword 19 Jul 20, Sunday

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Across

Clues Answers
Ones out of this world, for short ETS
Club setting for scenes in “GoodFellas” and “Raging Bull” THE COPA
Something pressed in an emergency PANIC BAR
___ Lee (dessert brand) SARA
Gets better HEALS UP
Oppressive dominance IRON RULE
*Performers who set the bar high? TRAPP ARTISTS (trapeze artists)
*Go-getter’s maxim CC THE DAY (seize the day)
In a way OF SORTS
Eves NITES
One-named Grammy-winning singer SADE
Worried exclamation from Astro on “The Jetsons” RUH-ROH
Writer and film critic James AGEE
Platinum-selling rapper-turned-TV cop ICE-T
Sr.’s hurdle GRE
English cathedral city ELY
Brand with a jingle to the “Dragnet” theme TUMS
*Public health agency’s mission DIZZ CONTROL (disease control)
Part of a ventilation system AIR DUCT
Actress and civil rights activist Ruby ___ DEE
Boors YAHOOS
*Feature of a Chippendales show STRIP TT (striptease)
Fix the colors on, say RETOUCH
Boor BRUTE
Special orders on new autos TRIMS
It means well in Italy BENE
P.R. event PHOTO OP
Smooth sailing EASE
Gas numbers OCTANES
Bug WIRETAP
Stand-up comic Wong ALI
*Places for coasters AMUUMENT PARKS (amusement parks)
Move in a hurry, quaintly HIE
Best horse of the 20th century, per The Associated Press MAN O’ WAR
Language spoken on Easter Island RAPA NUI
Jazz’s Jackson MILT
Matriarch’s title, maybe GRANDMA
Chats away GABS
Large musical combo NONET
Spud TATER
Palate cleansers between courses SORBETS
*How to screw in a light bulb CLOCKYY (clockwise)
Common chords TRIADS
“I didn’t need to know that” TMI
Tries hard STRAINS
*What keeps up standards in the radio business? OLDD STATION (oldies station)
Temple cabinets ARKS
End of many addresses COM
Pioneer of detective fiction POE
Reed in a pit OBOE
A while back ONCE
Author/magazine editor Welteroth ELAINE
Singer/activist Horne LENA
Half of a record SIDE-A
Celebrity but just barely D-LISTER
*”Holy moly!” GG LOUISE! (Geez, Louise!)
*Occasion for hiding in the dark SURPRII PARTY (surprise party)
In trouble, metaphorically UP A CREEK
Genre for the Smashing Pumpkins and Liz Phair ALT-ROCK
Beat poem allegedly inspired by a peyote vision HOWL
Carpentry contraption SAWHORSE
Words of understanding YES, I SEE
Italian diminutive suffix -INO

Down

Clues Answers
Lengthy reprimand, so to speak EARFUL
Lowbrow TRASHY
Taste SAPOR
“Ouch!” THAT HURT!
Half of some matching sets HERS
Put away EAT
Hold tightly CLING
National Medal of Arts winner Davis OSSIE
Played miniature golf PUTTED
Altar place APSE
Snap PIC
Inverse trig function ARCSEC
Choking hazard label NOT A TOY
How TV shows may be shown IN HD
Some Montanans CREE
Plant part BUD
___ king A LA
Spanish chess piece REY
Put away for later STORE
Expert advice PRO TIPS
Evaluate, as an opponent SIZE UP
Phoenix sch. ASU
Like polka CZECH
What sheep participate in GROUPTHINK
Plant part ROOT
Alternatively ELSE
Summer hrs. in Colorado MDT
Words of commitment I DO
Pyle’s portrayer on “Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C.” NABORS
Pang THROE
Love, in Lyon AIME
Defeat soundly CREAM
Couple of fins TENNER
Head of ___ STEAM
Happy refrain TRA-LA
National economic prosperity, metaphorically RISING TIDE
Adolescent TEENAGE
“What’s up?,” in textspeak HOW R U?
A.C. measure BTU
First man, in Maori mythology TIKI
Oil-rich nation that’s not in OPEC OMAN
Sour milk product CURDS
Cathedral in N.Y.C. ST PAT’S
“Revelations” choreographer AILEY
Small, in a way PETTY
Oscars, e.g. AWARDS
Blue Ribbon brand PABST
It’s found in a key: Abbr. ANS
Mountain nymph of Greek myth OREAD
Comfy shoes, for short MOCS
Writing on many a license plate MOTTO
Opposing forces in Risk ARMIES
Preventing spills, say NONSLIP
Sporty option T-TOP
Folk singer Guthrie ARLO
H.S. class BIO
Monopoly token CAR
Have a serious crush on, informally LIKE LIKE
Less expressive STONIER
Issa of “Insecure” RAE
Puts down ABASES
Little bump NODULE
Ancestor of the modern lemon and lime CITRON
Ring combo ONE-TWO
She played “the devil” Miranda in “The Devil Wears Prada” MERYL
“Dagnabbit!” NERTS!
Kind of pants CAPRI
Japanese beer brand ASAHI
Partially landlocked bay LOCH
Drachma replacement EURO
“My word!” I SAY!
Five of these are needed to play Yahtzee DICE
Astronaut Grissom GUS
Transcript fig. GPA
Topic discussed by the bar LAW
Barely manage, with “out” EKE
Children’s author Asquith ROS