NY Times Crossword 22 Sep 19, Sunday

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Across

Clues Answers
Large decorative letter at the start of a chapter DROP CAP
Wood for crafts and rafts BALSA
Rapper Azalea with the 2014 hit “Fancy” IGGY
Farm stat ACREAGE
Weep for BEMOAN
Competitors in a classic advertising “war” COLAS
Salon bed acquisition, perhaps BASE TAN
Give a nudge REMIND
Discarded computers and such E-WASTE
Maintain the impression of well-being “KEEP UP” APPEARANCES
[Grrr!] I’M MAD!
General on Chinese menus TSO
Put in order, in a way REALIGN
Online instigator TROLL
“___ minute” (“Be patient”) IN A
Ancient region of Asia Minor IONIA
Lopes of R&B’s TLC LISA
Reconciled, as a couple KISSED AND “MADE UP”
Ab-targeting exercise equipment “SIT UP” BENCH
To the point TERSE
___ Chex (old breakfast cereal) OAT
With 12-Down, “Isle of Dogs” director WES …
Work at a music school ETUDE
When doubled, band with the 1984 #1 hit “The Reflex” DURAN
MGM rival of the ’30s RKO
Money handler on a ship PURSER
Amber, originally RESIN
Miniature spring bouquet VIOLETS
Pummel with snowballs, say PELT
Roulette choice EVENS
“I believe,” in Latin CREDO
Something that comes with a sock POW!
Screen-minimizing key ESC
Method for identifying mystery callers REVERSE PHONE “LOOKUP”
M.L.B. stat ERA
Downed ATE
O’Connor’s Supreme Court successor ALITO
Futuristic deliverer of packages DRONE
Flank or shank MEAT
Athlete’s knee injury, familiarly TORN MCL
Bitter fruits SLOES
EN-DASH
Material for classic hockey sticks ASH
Bouquet offerers, maybe BEAUS
Deep distress GRIEF
Article in Paris Match LES
Animal mimic? APE
Response to “Who’s there?” IT’S ME
Some cheesecake photos “PIN-UP” GIRLS
Accelerated alternative to broadband HIGH-SPEED “DIALUP”
“Poppycock!” PISH!
Rainwater diverters EAVES
Diez menos nueve UNO
“Au contraire!” NOT SO!
Hairstyling icon Vidal SASSOON
What it is to kill a mockingbird, in “To Kill a Mockingbird” SIN
“I feel the same way!” ME TOO!
Voltage-increasing electrical device “STEP-UP” TRANSFORMER
Animal mimic? PARROT
Ask too much IMPOSE
Brand in the dessert aisle SARA LEE
Character in “Grease” who sings “There Are Worse Things I Could Do” RIZZO
Like many measuring cups and spoons NESTED
Doctor Doom and Galactus, to the Fantastic Four ENEMIES
Homer, for one POET
“Yecch!” GROSS!
Puts to rest, as rumors DISPELS

Down

Clues Answers
2010s dance move involving dipping the head to the elbow DAB
Inits. on 30 Rockefeller Plaza until 1988 RCA
Surgery sites, for short ORS
Christmas Eve no-no PEEK
Large waterfalls CATARACTS
Slack-jawed AGAPE
Distant correspondent PEN PAL
Oktoberfest locales BEER GARDEN
Mideast capital once known as Philadelphia AMMAN
Tender ender? LOIN
Holy, in Latin phrases SANCTI
See 46-Across … ANDERSON
Treat to reduce swelling ICE
Run amok GO WILD
Flamboyant rock genre GLAM
Woman’s name that’s one letter off from a fragrant flower YASMINE
Prepare, as pot roast BRAISE
Roadside produce sellers STANDS
Cheese with a red covering EDAM
Top-drawer ELITE
Sammy with 609 career home runs SOSA
Bard’s contraction ‘TIS
Cry a river SOB
A quarter to four? ONE
Ignore for the time being LET RIDE
Like xenon or neon INERT
Popular moisturizing lotion KERI
Subj. of Article 86 of the Uniform Code of Military Justice AWOL
Paint choice HUE
Solved SUSSED OUT
Foe of Austin Powers DR EVIL
Dried chili peppers ANCHOS
___-Aid KOOL
Tagliatelle topper PESTO
Reason for some bellyaching? ULCER
Got up again RE-ROSE
Outer layer VENEER
Weapons that are about 3 1/2 feet long EPEES
Five books of Moses TORAH
Whack SWAT
Fuel common in Scotland PEAT
Doc at a clinic VET
Red-headed friend of Harry Potter RON
Losing Super Bowl LIII team RAMS
Former leader of the Sinaloa drug cartel EL CHAPO
Door openers for journalists PRESS PASSES
Family name? MAFIA
“A bit of talcum / Is always walcum” writer NASH
Set (down) LAID
Chill in the air NIP
Host of the Oscars, Grammys and Emmys DEGENERES
Apiarist’s hazard BEE STING
Oil painter’s primer GESSO
One-dimensional LINEAR
Act of self-aggrandizement EGO TRIP
They might get collared PETS
Like a jammed printer MISFED
KOA visitors RVS
Waipahu wreath LEI
Form 1099 fig. SSN
Distinctive part of a zebu HUMP
Kind of button SNOOZE
Feature of many a Cape Cod house DORMER
Played (around) HORSED
Little brats SNOTS
Muscat citizen OMANI
Pasta also called risoni ORZO
Lhasa ___ (dog) APSO
Aid for getting a boat in the water RAMP
Little ‘un TOT
Many an alibi LIE
This may shock you EEL
It’s twice twisted ESS