NY Times Crossword 3 May 20, Sunday

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Across

Clues Answers
Smashing SOCKO
Wide-eyed in wonder AGOG
Woofer output BASS
Casual vodka order STOLI
Bubbling ABOIL
Pricey DEAR
Alma mater of Grant and Lee: Abbr. USMA
Board game piece TOKEN
Dog’s order at a malt shop? HOUND SHAKE (from “handshake”)
The “day” in “seize the day” DIEM
“Arrival” visitor ALIEN
You can see right through it LENS
Part of H.M.S. HER
“Game of Thrones” patriarch has difficulties? NED FLOUNDERS (from “Ned Flanders”)
Zora Neale Hurston’s “___ Eyes Were Watching God” THEIR
Stand-up comic Kondabolu HARI
Drum heard in raga music TABLA
Creator of Christopher Robin AA MILNE
Beat out by a hair EDGED
Big name in ratings NIELSEN
Male sailors SHIPMEN
Words of affirmation YESSES
Upscale DELUXE
Android alternative IOS
___ Mahal TAJ
Kind of diet FAD
Chest muscle, informally PEC
The “S” of 48-Across SYSTEM
Advised a chess player to attack the king? COUNSELED CHECK (from “canceled check”)
Spanish unit of time with a tilde ANO
Yoda, to Luke MENTOR
Shows as an encore presentation REAIRS
A fingerprint can leave one SMUDGE
Cell no., say TEL
Strips of weapons UNARMS
Coming from two speakers STEREO
Frequent choice for maid of honor SISTER
Deg. for an aspiring attorney abroad LLB
Part of Disney’s advertising budget? MOUSE MARKETING (from “mass marketing”)
How some pranks might go TOO FAR
Constellation with a palindromic name ARA
Scat syllable for Sinatra DOO
Hula loop LEI
Academy Award winner for “Moonlight” and “Green Book” ALI
Dr. Seuss character who becomes “King of the Mud” YERTLE
Sushi condiment WASABI
Birds that can recognize themselves in mirrors MAGPIES
Beyond sad, or beyond happy IN TEARS
Some piercing spots LOBES
Categorically stated AVERRED
Indubitably QUITE
Bellybutton fluff LINT
Bordeaux wine region MEDOC
Decisively defeat a cabinet department? TROUNCE STATE (from “trance state”)
Musical knack EAR
Share on social media POST
Like a zealous fan base RABID
School attended by 20 prime ministers ETON
Feeling one gets under anesthesia at the dentist? FUZZY MOUTH (from “fuzzy math”)
Rat in “Ratatouille” EMILE
Word before or after run LONG
Memo heading IN RE
Prize for a doc, maybe OSCAR
Stick a fork in SPEAR
Weapon with a bell guard EPEE
Loathsome person TOAD
Indira Gandhi’s father NEHRU

Down

Clues Answers
Comedian Mort SAHL
Instrument from the French for “high wood” OBOE
Bad shot by Dracula? COUNT MISS (from “can’t miss”)
Affinity KINSHIP
Lacking originality OLD
Follower ADHERENT
Prepare, with “up” GEAR
Symbol of sturdiness OAK
___ launcher GRENADE
Close pals BUDDIES
“Yeah, right!” AS IF!
Process, as ore SMELT
Language with only 14 native letters SAMOAN
He made his final cameo in “Avengers: Endgame” STAN LEE
Spilled one’s soul TOLD ALL
’30s migrant OKIE
Unwelcome look LEER
Places to exchange dollars for quarters INNS
Stand out from the crowd SHINE
Little bits of energy ERGS
Competitor of eBay UBID
Tree that lines the Central Park Mall ELM
Debut single for both Jimi Hendrix and Patti Smith HEY JOE
Flaws and all AS IS
Shout for 44-Across AHOY
Put off for another day DEFER
Building caretakers SUPERS
Higher-ups in a hierarchy EXECS
Part of a guitar NECK
One on the road in “On the Road” SAL
Maker of Instant Feathers and Hi-Speed Tonic ACME
Laura of “Marriage Story” DERN
Does some bronco-busting, e.g. TAMES
Accustom (to) ENURE
Broadband device MODEM
Loosen, in a way UNTIE
Banned display of firepower, informally N-TEST
Conductor Georg with 31 Grammys SOLTI
Passed out in Vegas DEALT
Gambino crime family patriarch CARLO
Attractive but vacuous guy, in slang HIMBO
Mary, Queen of Scots, e.g. STUART
Prod GOAD
Prod URGE
Philosopher Kierkegaard SOREN
“Salud!” cousin SKOAL!
Heed an army poster ENLIST
“Will you allow me to demonstrate?” MAY I?
Plane ticket info ROW
Comfy seating at a carnival? FAIR COUCH (from “fair catch”)
Downwind, at sea ALEE
New England art inst. RISD
“Mind. Blown.” I’M AMAZED
Shot served with salt and lime TEQUILA
Clean LAUNDER
Lexicographer Partridge ERIC
Singer Knowles with a 2016 #1 album SOLANGE
Ever so slightly A BIT
Perk from work BENEFIT
Tex who animated Bugs Bunny AVERY
Diploma equivalent, in brief GED
Make an engaging offer? PROPOSE
British spy Christopher in 2016 news STEELE
Legally prohibit ESTOP
Parisian equivalent to “molto” or “muy” TRES
Increase, with “up” RAMP
Stage prize since 1956 OBIE
It distinguishes meaning in many East Asian languages TONE
Fitch of Abercrombie & Fitch EZRA
Red carpet interviewee STAR
Traffic sign word THRU
Card game call UNO!
Sun follower? MON