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Author: Tom McCoy
Editor: Will Shortz
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New York Times Crossword Answers, Sunday, September 02, 2018
| Group of trees |
| Potential queens |
| Word that looks like its meaning when written in lowercase |
| Harmless weapons maker |
| Strong suit? |
| “Continue” |
| “Foucault’s Pendulum” author, 1988 |
| Like the Gregorian calendar |
| Showdown in Greek mythology |
| A couple of times |
| Word of confirmation on a messaging app |
| Couple |
| Showdown in classic video games |
| Quickened paces |
| Wasn’t struck down |
| Realm |
| Tours can be seen on it |
| Triumph |
| Not in any way |
| Showdown in American history |
| Hot ___ |
| One of four in a grand slam |
| Univs., e.g. |
| Bent over backward, in a way |
| Bit of P.R. |
| Like baseball’s Durham Bulls |
| Speaker of Welsh or Breton |
| Actor Elba |
| One of the o’s in “o/o” |
| Rank above maj. |
| Showdown in cinema |
| Mork’s planet |
| Brightly colored blazer |
| Obie-winning playwright Will |
| “What is it?” |
| Showdown in the funnies |
| Not use cursive |
| University in Des Moines |
| Greenish-brown hue |
| Neighbor of China |
| What’s used to row, row, row your boat |
| Leave fulfilled |
| Less than perfect |
| Geometric prefix |
| Italian “il” or French “le” |
| Prattle |
| Showdown in the Bible |
| Protein shell of a virus |
| Like sauvignon blanc |
| Traditional Christmas decoration |
| . Jump to conclusions |
| . Some petting zoo animals |
| . Word with wonder or world |
| . Showdown in comic books |
| . Lead-in to boy or girl |
| . Simple plant |
| . Ostentation |
| . Showdown in literature |
| . Businesswoman Lauder |
| . Apt name for a Braille instructor |
| . TD Garden athlete |
| . Knock over |
| . Cowardly Lion portrayer |
| . ___ bit |
| . Overjoy |
| . Bone: Prefix |
| What “Talk to the hand!” is an example of |
| Unswerving |
| “I couldn’t agree more!” |
| They’re found under a bridge |
| Beats by ___ (headphones brand) |
| Short strokes |
| “Alas!” |
| Sudden impulse |
| Sister |
| “Try me” |
| Be relevant to |
| Country named for its latitude |
| College student’s assignment |
| Words after an interruption |
| Stefanik who is the youngest woman ever elected to Congress |
| Fast one |
| “___ Jacques” |
| Conductors’ announcements |
| “___ where it hurts!” |
| Uncle, in Argentina |
| Under half of 45? |
| Brother of Dori and Nori in “The Hobbit” |
| Surprising lack of Oscar recognition |
| Suitable for a dieter, informally |
| Body of water connected by canal to the Baltic |
| Watson’s company |
| Defeat |
| Govt. org. based in Ft. Meade, Md. |
| Word before right or rise |
| Move turbulently |
| Increasingly ripe, say |
| Wedding need … or booking |
| Stereotypical therapist’s response |
| Pipe cleaner |
| Enthusiasts |
| Go wrong |
| Part of the eye |
| Wapitis |
| British Bulldog |
| Undistinguished, as many a subdivision house |
| Rapidly spreading vine |
| Get straight |
| Prefix with allergenic |
| Football units: Abbr. |
| Idiot, in Britspeak |
| Vow |
| Relatives of emus |
| Et ___ |
| Numbers to avoid |
| Ragged |
| North African land: Abbr. |
| Cry of school spirit |
| Laid-back |
| Data storage items on the decline |
| Organ in the leg of a katydid, bizarrely |
| Frontier lights |
| Unit of explosive power |
| “That sounds awful” |
| Mauna ___ |
| Wow |
| Territory name until 1889 |
| . Brat’s opposite |
| . Popular dip |
| . Skilled laborer |
| . Tex-___ |
| . Bit of corruption |
| . Author of the “Fear Street” series for young readers |
| . Some saber wielders |
| . Bluish-green |
| . Ninny |
| . TV show set in William McKinley High School |
| . Prefix with stratus |
| . It’s used to cite a site |
| . Bonnie and Clyde, e.g. |
