NY Times Crossword 5 Dec 20, Saturday

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Across

Clues	Answers
Snack product once owned by General Mills	SLIM JIM
Like many a yoga master	LIMBER
Words from one preparing to knock back a few	LINE ‘EM UP!
Just think of something	IDEATE
FedEx Office alternative	UPS STORE
Four of a kind, say	TETRAD
The “Black Paintings” and others	GOYAS
Temple offering: Abbr.	DEG
Checkout choice	DEBIT
Big biceps, slangily	GUNS
Very fine example	JEWEL
Spot for a slicer	DELI
Without a script, briefly	OTC
Get pooped	TIRE OUT
Letters for a proof reader	QED
Woman of the world?	MOTHER NATURE
Cherished by	DEAR TO
Things kept in bottles	GENIES
Squiggly musical symbols	QUARTER RESTS
Dr. Jekyll creator’s inits.	RLS
Tenor part in Donizetti’s “Don Pasquale”	ERNESTO
“There is no ___ higher than truth”: Gandhi	GOD
Nickname for a man whose name means “merciful”	CLEM
Ava DuVernay film subject	SELMA
Beverage brand with a lizard logo	SOBE
Stuff in a den, once	OPIUM
Skater Babilonia	TAI
Dive	SWOOP
One getting in on the hustle?	DANCER
“That was nice!”	I LIKED IT!
Choice word	EITHER
Diabolical	DEVILISH
Beaks	SNOOTS
“How can I say no?!”	YES, LETS!

Down

Clues	Answers
Comics character with a pug nose	SLUGGO
Golfer’s near miss	LIP OUT
Together	IN SYNC
Features of Hopi lands in Arizona	MESAS
Dashes (off)	JETS
Start of some thoughts shared on social media	IMO
Informal name for Vespa mandarinia	MURDER HORNET
Blasted	LIT
Tagged, for short	IDED
Handed (out)	METED
Occasion for smoking	BARBEQUE
Amazon and others	ETAILERS
Reason not to go swimming in the ocean	RED TIDE
Itsy-bitsy	PEEWEE
Long-running fictional hero who made his debut in “Call for the Dead”	GEORGE SMILEY
Heebie-jeebies	JITTERS
Anti-insomnia drug	LUNESTA
Dessert you might be “liable” to eat?	TORTE
Relative of molto, in music	TANTO
Calendar abbr.	MAR
Quaint agreement	‘TIS
Slight headache, maybe	DULL PAIN
Gradually become familiar with	EASE INTO
Things scanned nowadays	QR CODES
Put down again, as tiles	RELAID
It’s a treat	GOODIE
One found among the reeds	OBOIST
Bathymetry measurements	DEPTHS
A lot	MUCHO
Peachy	SWELL
Cross	MEET
Makes tracks, in a way	SKIS
$200 Monopoly properties, for short	RRS
“___ known rivers” (start of a Langston Hughes poem)	I’VE