NYT Crossword October 4 2021 answers
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Head of a monastery:
ABBOT
Handy way of communicating, in brief?:
ASL
Sound heard in a herd:
BAA
"Listen, ___!":
BUB
Musical Yoko:
ONO
Aimed at:
TARGETED
___ Carlo (gambling mecca):
MONTE
Degrees for C.E.O.s:
MBAS
"___ and Crake" (Margaret Atwood novel):
ORYX
This very instant:
NOW
Little piggy:
TOE
Come into view:
EMERGE
Corn on the ___:
COB
Queen of the Nile, informally:
CLEO
Sound from a piggy:
OINK
Places for flowers and oysters:
BEDS
Dry heat bath:
SAUNA
Accessory for a witch:
BROOM
Serve up a whopper:
LIE
Traditional end of summer:
LABORDAYWEEKEND
Sprinkle, as of salt:
DASH
Some menthol cigarettes:
KOOLS
Alternative to Beano:
GASX
Corner pieces in chess:
ROOKS
Things bullfighters wave:
CAPES
Organize, as an exhibition:
CURATE
Of the stars:
ASTRAL
___ Beta Kappa:
PHI
"Othello" villain:
IAGO
Coves and fjords:
INLETS
"We try harder" auto rental company:
AVIS
Dare to exceed normal limits:
PUSHTHEENVELOPE
Walked nervously back and forth:
PACED
Lawn-cutting tools:
EDGERS
Before the due date, say:
EARLY
What screen doors usually don't do:
OPENIN
Freaks out:
PANICS
Be overdramatic:
EMOTE
Swing clarinetist Shaw:
ARTIE
Salvador who painted melting watches:
DALI
Most emails offering life insurance policies, say:
SPAM
Word after bumper or cable:
CAR
Stray from a topic:
DIGRESS
"Yeah, right!":
IBET
Recipients of a welcome sight, proverbially:
SOREEYES
Brian who was once with Roxy Music:
ENO
Airport guesses, for short:
ETAS
Move crabwise:
SIDLE
Alternative to suspenders:
BELT
Frankly admit something:
OWNIT
State with the words "Wild Wonderful" on its license plates: Abbr.:
WVA
FedEx or DHL:
DELIVERYSERVICE
Said aloud:
VOICED
Like the first through fifth grades: Abbr.:
ELEM
Parts of i's and j's:
DOTS
Tilts:
LEANS
Hot dog topping:
CHILI
Crack and redden, as lips:
CHAP
Basil or dill:
HERB
Ruffles the feathers of:
IRKS
Extreme happiness:
GLEE
Some toothpastes and hair goops:
GELS
Aspiring atty.'s exam:
LSAT
1967 hit by the Tremeloes suggested by the starts of 17-, 27- and 46-Across:
HERECOMESMYBABY
"We're number ___!":
ONE
Me, to Miss Piggy:
MOI
Scrooge's "Phooey!":
BAH
In the past:
AGO
Diner sandwich, for short:
BLT
"Definitely":
YES
Setting for a couples cruise?:
ARK
___ Gay (W.W. II bomber):
ENOLA
Bird on the Mexican flag:
EAGLE
U.S. airer of "Downton Abbey":
PBS
Believer in a nonintervening God:
DEIST
Many vaccinations:
SHOTS
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