August 09, 2018 New York Times Crossword Answers

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Crossword Title: New York Times, Thursday, August 9, 2018
Author: Patrick Merrell
Editor: Will Shortz

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Crossword Clues

Sounds of surrender

22-91 initials

Extra inches

A patriarch of the Israelites

S O S, basically

Film treasure hunter Croft

Q: “Can I write both a poem and an essay?” A: “___”

Meet stick

Tight hold

What Alabama cheerleaders often request?

Matt’s replacement on “Today”

Candymaker H. B. ___

Yearned (for)

Tracy Marrow’s stage name

German article

Author of the line “It means Luca Brasi sleeps with the fishes”

Actualities

Q: “Is that snack bar known for good burgers?” A: “___”

Common place for a car’s name, once

Hunchbacked film character

Night that “77 Sunset Strip” aired for most of its run: Abbr.

Popular game console

Skill on display in the “Kill Bill” movies

Synopsis

Conspirator’s agreement

Part of a pickup line?

Name on both sides of the Equator

Pledge

Q: “Should you call that stopover between Liverpool and Belfast a peninsula?” A: “___”

Fiddler on the reef?

Duds

Jokester

Lacking

Detail, in brief

Auguries

Consideration at the Pearly Gates

Prefix with -bar

Chickpea

“Made you look!”

Haying tool

Topple

___-pitch

Member of a Macedonia minority

Like signatures of William Shakespeare

Certain S O S

Whipped

Provoke

British sausage

It might be set with candles

Kitt who played Catwoman

Tour de France high point

Something drawn when landing on a yellow square in Pictionary

On-demand flier

Van ___

Brink

Verb ending in old verse

Hard or soft menu item

Exterior

Fad teddy bear name of the 1980s

Retreat

Holder of dozens upon dozens

Loose change “collector”

Steak coating

Swiss money

Sea sucker

Metaphor for death in a Eugene O’Neill play

Small relative of an elephant bird

World Heritage Site grp.

Sultans and sheiks, usually

News inits. since 1996

Camels, e.g., for short

Rush-rush

Diploma displayer, for short

Live

Wimple wearer

Some inning enders, in brief