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It sounds like you’re diving into the New York Times’ main crossword puzzle, which offers a fantastic challenge for both beginners and seasoned solvers alike! While it can be tricky, you’re not alone, and having a bit of help is never a bad thing. Below are the answers for today’s puzzle.
NYT Crossword Answers for Today:
Across:
- Stuff in Santa’s footprints : ASH
- Exchanged for cash, in a way : PAWNED
- West Coast wine valley : NAPA
- Buffett or Cook, for short : CEO
- Words after “Because” in a parent’s explanation : ISAYSO
- “Metamorphoses” poet : OVID
- A.F.C. South team (“Look in the lake! It’s … ah, never mind”) : TENNESSEE TITANS
- Triumphant shout : HOORAH
- Spot for abs or apple seeds : CORE
- Time spent in a seat : TERM
- Investigative journalism (“What was that in the sea?! I must be imagining things”) : MUCKRAKING
- Staggering this way and that : AREEL
- Fe, to chemists : IRON
- 1/16 of a gallon : CUP
- Napoleon Dynamite’s best friend : PEDRO
- Asia’s disappearing ___ Sea : ARAL
- Creates, as a goal : SETS
- Imperial unit of volume (“There’s another one! I swear he just slipped into those trees …”) : CUBIC FOOT
- Agile : SPRY
- Good old-fashioned butt-kicking : ROUT
- Corporate emblems : LOGOS
- Rage : IRE
- Place for ham-handed workers? : DELI
- Window dressing : DRAPE
- Professional proofreader (“Over there, in the snow! That had to be something, right?!”) : COPYEDITOR
- Frankenstein’s assistant : IGOR
- Smooth-talking : GLIB
- Life forms : BEINGS
- Pseudoscientist investigating the “sightings” in this puzzle : CRYPTOZOOLOGIST
- Word repeated four times in the chorus of Taylor Swift’s “Shake It Off” : HATE
- “Sign us up!” : WEREIN
- Bear hair : FUR
- Wally ___, “famous” cookie maker : AMOS
- Bare minimums : LEASTS
- “I didn’t need to hear all that!” : TMI
Down:
- Play a part, or a play part : ACT
- “Now you listen to me …” : SEEHERE
- Paid homage to : HONORED
- Santa Monica tourist attraction : PIER
- Silk-producing region of India : ASSAM
- Sch. located in St. Louis, not Seattle : WASHU
- Bill ___, the Science Guy : NYE
- Compass heading : ESE
- Pointillism mark : DOT
- Against the rules : NOTOK
- Greed : AVARICE
- Pesto ingredient : PINENUT
- Many website banners : ADS
- What the ruthless show : NOMERCY
- Declaration of determination : ICAN
- Alternative to a swipe, for a credit card : TAP
- Lecture tour : CIRCUIT
- Company that merged with Heinz in 2015 : KRAFT
- Caramel-filled candy : ROLO
- Navigation aid that works through satellites, in brief : GPS
- Gehrig in Cooperstown : LOU
- Garlicky sauce : AIOLI
- Saving for later : STORING
- Born and ___ : BRED
- Like Father Time : OLD
- [not my mistake] : SIC
- “Get with the ___!” : PROGRAM
- Answer, as an email : REPLYTO
- Purchase for a white elephant exchange : GAGGIFT
- North America’s only marsupial : OPOSSUM
- To be, in Spanish : SER
- Money owed : DEBT
- “Yowzers!” : YIPES
- Orchestra woodwinds : OBOES
- Ignited again : RELIT
- They’re not free of charge : IONS
- “___-ching!” : CHA
- Pretentious friend of Winnie-the-Pooh : OWL
- Last section in a dictionary : ZEE
- ” … boy ___ girl?” : ORA
- Numerical prefix that sounds like a verb : TRI
Good luck with your next puzzle! Happy solving!