NYT Crossword May 25 2020 answers
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May 25 2020 crossword
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Jab with a knife:
STAB
Identical:
SAME
Remove, as fat:
TRIM
Musical set in ancient Egypt:
AIDA
Not harmful:
BENIGN
Word after monkey or handle:
BARS
Title house owner in a 2000 Martin Lawrence comedy:
BIGMOMMA
It's gotta hurt:
ACHE
Cousin of a mouse:
RAT
Goof:
SLIPUP
Social class in India:
CASTE
Building pictured on the back of a $50 bill:
CAPITOL
Pie ___ mode:
ALA
Sugar-free lemon-lime soda:
SPRITEZERO
Place for a bronze medalist:
THIRD
Makes more bearable:
EASES
Grammy winner India.___:
ARIE
Suffix with period or class:
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___ : first :: omega : last:
ALPHA
2011 film co-starring Owen Wilson and Rachel McAdams:
MIDNIGHTINPARIS
___ la Cité (bit of land in the Seine):
ILEDE
Quick snack:
NOSH
"I'll wait to hear from you online":
EMAILME
Luau dish:
POI
Anger:
IRE
Nat ___ (cable channel):
GEO
"You ___ be kidding!":
MUST
Place an "X" in the wrong spot on, say:
MISMARK
Football scores, for short:
TDS
App introduced in 2010 to locate a missing Apple product:
FINDMYIPHONE
So-so:
FAIR
Not pertinent:
IRRELEVANT
Abbr. on a pay stub:
YTD
War zone for Rambo, informally:
NAM
Prominent part of Dumbo:
EAR
Silly Putty container:
EGG
Ambulance workers, in brief:
EMTS
Lollygagged:
LAZED
Annual TV award for athletes:
ESPY
Hoover ___:
DAM
"The ___ From Ipanema" (1964 hit):
GIRL
Director Spike or singer Brenda:
LEE
Business operations, informally:
ADMIN
"___ be my pleasure!":
ITD
Happening that's no big whoop:
NONEVENT
Large, flat-topped hill:
MESA
Environmentally conscious:
GREEN
Small bouquet:
NOSEGAY
The whole nine yards:
ATOZ
Fan mags:
ZINES
33 1/3 or 45: Abbr.:
RPM
Mr. Spock player:
LEONARDNIMOY
"Blue" or "White" river:
NILE
Like vinegar:
ACIDIC
Broadway belter Ethel:
MERMAN
Hurricane's center:
EYE
11th-century Spanish hero:
ELCID
"Hurray!":
YAHOO
Down with the flu, say:
SICK
Opposite of WSW:
ENE
Restroom, for short:
LAV
___ Lilly (pharmaceutical giant):
ELI
So-so:
AVERAGE
In a little while, in poetry:
ANON
Assistant:
AIDE
Chew (on), beaver-style:
GNAW
Ice cream brand:
EDYS
Decided otherwise ... or a hint to the four sets of circled letters:
CHANGEDONESMIND
Small point to pick:
NIT
About which someone might say "Get the lead out!":
ORE
Ancient land that lent its name to an order of architecture:
IONIA
Fe, chemically:
IRON
"An apple ___ keeps ...":
ADAY
A little off mentally:
DOTTY
Tenth of a dime:
CENT
What just happened?:
NEWS
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