New York Times Crossword Answers May 25, 2024

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Author: David P. Williams
Editor: Joel Fagliano

Across

Old currency of Massachusetts WAMPUM
Sub-Saharan menaces MAMBAS
Creatures with a "third eye" sensitive to ultraviolet light IGUANAS
Shaded circle AREOLA
It falls on the eve of Christmas Eve FESTIVUS
Result of getting doubles in Monopoly REROLL
Palm off (on) FOIST
Feather beds? NESTS
Apt name for a spelling champ BEA
"Anne of Green Gables" author ___ Maud Montgomery LUCY
Text acronym ASCII
"The King and I" setting SIAM
Terminal approx. ETA
Beverage at une brasserie BIERE
Streaks overhead CIRRI
Architects, so to speak MASTERMINDS
Wield influence PULLSTRINGS
Outfielder's flashy feat BASKETCATCH
Time-saving tricks HACKS
Lover of literature ROMEO
Break GAP
Causes to chafe IRKS
Name of two ancient kings of Phrygia, the first of whom is the famous one MIDAS
Shock, in a way TASE
"Where ___?" AMI
Like some broadcasts and cardboard boxes TAPED
Piece of the pie CRUST
Rearrange to fit, jocularly TETRIS
Red sauce SRIRACHA
Bargain hunters, of a sort UNIONS
Highly significant, as a stretch of time EPOCHAL
Treat often served in a glass cup SUNDAE
Big bands OCTETS

Down

___ ball WIFFLE
Grow too old AGEOUT
Reggaetón, e.g. MUSICA
Sap PATSY
Apartment, in real estate lingo UNIT
"Top Gun" nickname MAV
Cuba's José ___ International Airport MARTI
God who duels Percy Jackson, in children's literature ARES
___ de Glace, largest glacier in the French Alps MER
Vocally negative fans, in sports slang BOOBIRDS
Eagerly listening ALLEARS
Sub stack? SALAMI
Drag through Hollywood SUNSETSTRIP
Spies use them for disguise SECRETCODES
Setting for the classic film line "I don't have to show you any stinkin' badges!" SIERRAMADRE
Seating choice AISLE
Religiously mandated surname for Sikh men SINGH
Resists, with "at" BALKS
Cien divided by veinte CINCO
Strong scents MUSKS
Tiny arachnids MITES
Stop for the day PACKITIN
It might tell you what's on tap BARMENU
Break HIATUS
Lacking social sensitivity GAUCHE
Total jerk, slangily ASSHAT
Potpourri assortment PETALS
Shot with English MASSE
GI, e.g. TRACT
___ Brown, former editor of Vanity Fair and The New Yorker TINA
Holey footwear CROC
Staff ROD
Time to take stock? IPO