August 22, 2018 New York Times Crossword Answers

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Crossword Title: New York Times, Wednesday, August 22, 2018
Author: John Lampkin
Editor: Will Shortz

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Crossword Clues

Eliza Doolittle’s creator

Many an Amazon “worker”

Rudely ignore

Cement truck attachment

How hermits live

Seep

Topic for one of the Dalai Lama’s “Little Book” series

“Really?”

“You think the blanket needs messing up?”

Keyed (in)

Suffix with Japan or Sudan

Part of a baseball uniform

Alter, as a site layout

Squirrel away

One squat or one crunch

Guideline for testing watermelon ripeness?

Bruins’ home

Barrage in battle

Baseball’s Slaughter

Whence slouches?

Prefix with county or borough

Actress Mallet of “Goldfinger”

Neuter

Brokerage sale: Abbr.

Schlep

Iraq’s main port

Title of a trash collector’s memoir?

Omnia vincit ___

Go with the tried and true, say

“Hi and Lois” pooch

One to show respect to

Site of an early fall

Certain basketball defense

Center of a luau

Blood fluids

Something a risk-taking investor might lose

Sweetie

No sweat

Worker with a hoe

Agog

Imperial product

Animal with tusks

As expected

Swarms

What tillers till

Population determination

Israeli-made weapon

Wager

Winona of film

Termite or gnat

Attire for a joust

“Say ___, please” (old ad slogan)

Ponder

Apple application that’s now banned

Big name in windows

“What ___?!”

Corrodes, as iron

Razzle-dazzle

Set on the table, as payment

Running track, typically

Typesetter’s choice

Bon ___ (cleaner)

Açaí tree, e.g.

Premiere

Pharaoh honored near Aswan

___ Egypt (Aswan Dam locale)

California wine giant

One in a black suit

Direct attention (to)

Amphitheater

Tell to “Act now!,” e.g.

Nothin’

Batik supplies

Juicy gossip

Tool with a tapering blade

Chairman with a Little Red Book