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Below are New York Times March 31, 2022 Crossword Answers. We have changed the way we posting answers and solutions for clues; instead of opening them in a new page we are revealing answers and solutions in the same page. This is the simplest way for you to find faster answers. As you see in the left side are crossword clues and in the right side are crossword answers.
Author: Oliver Roeder
Editor: Will Shortz
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| Beat in chess | MATED |
| Astronomer who lost part of his nose in a sword duel | BRAHE |
| Classic Jumbotron shout-out | HIMOM |
| Frost | HOAR |
| Takes a bit off | PARES |
| Certain newspaper column | OPED |
| Boot | OUST |
| Sorna y Nublar, en "Jurassic Park" | ISLAS |
| Long locks | MANE |
| Educator in a smock | ARTTEACHER |
| Figure seen on Athena's shield | MEDUSA |
| Thumbs-up | ASSENT |
| Skim | NOFAT |
| Bit of letter-shaped hardware | TNUT |
| Rangers' domain | FORESTS |
| Thoroughbred, e.g. | RACEHORSE |
| FedEx Cup organizer | PGATOUR |
| ___ of war | FOG |
| Bluish hues | TEALS |
| Muslim leaders | IMAMS |
| "A Promised Land" author, 2020 | OBAMA |
| Get into trouble, in a way | RATON |
| Grassy expanse | LEA |
| Some drinking vessels | GOBLETS |
| Kind of zone in a city | NOPARKING |
| Literature Nobelist | TSELIOT |
| Youngest player to score in the FIFA World Cup (age 17) | PELE |
| Two-word tribute | TOYOU |
| Bottle topper | NIPPLE |
| Profession in an O'Neill title | ICEMAN |
| What "should be made by filling a glass with gin, then waving it in the general direction of Italy," per Noël Coward | DRYMARTINI |
| Declare | AVOW |
| Kid-lit character with a green suit and gold crown | BABAR |
| Midrange club | IRON |
| Award-winning Ward | SELA |
| Chess | Check :: Go |
| "Pretty please?" | CANI |
| Geekish | NERDY |
| Fixes | MENDS |
| Big name in printers | EPSON |
Down
| Now: Sp. | AHORA |
| Talks up | TOUTS |
| Some bridge positions | EASTS |
| Leader of the house band on "The Muppet Show" | DRTEETH |
| Low-budget feature | BPICTURE |
| Like decisions made on a dare, typically | RASH |
| "Stormy Weather" composer | ARLEN |
| Learn secondhand | HEAROF |
| Either end of a school bus? | ESS |
| Side that usually has the most supporters | HOMETEAM |
| Device used in interactive museum displays | IPAD |
| What a "hamburger button" opens | MENU |
| Dedicated works | ODES |
| Reader's jotting, e.g. | ANNOTATION |
| Reader's jottings … or a hint to this puzzle's theme | MARGINALIA |
| Fancy-pants | FOP |
| Title derived from "Caesar" | TSAR |
| Most of a sugar cane | STALK |
| Marisa of "In the Bedroom" | TOMEI |
| Writer Sontag | SUSAN |
| Underway | AFOOT |
| Some salads | COBBS |
| French "equivalent" | EGALE |
| Gusto | ELAN |
| Dot on a subway map | STOP |
| Dissolve | MELTAWAY |
| Scan options for the claustrophobic | OPENMRIS |
| Kind of milk or sauce | SOY |
| Put on sale, say | REPRICE |
| So far | TODATE |
| Densely packed, in a way | URBAN |
| Under-the-sink fixture | PTRAP |
| Animals depicted on the Ishtar Gate | LIONS |
| Film composer Morricone | ENNIO |
| Tried something? | CASE |
| At any time | EVER |
| The blue part of blue cheese | MOLD |
| About .914 meters | YARD |
| "Pow!" | BAM |