New York Times Crossword Answers – Saturday April 4 2020
Here are the answers to New York Times Crossword puzzles Saturday April 4, 2020.
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‘2001: A Space Odyssey’ computer – HAL
‘4-Down-choo!’ – SNEEZE
‘Can’t deal with that right now!’ – NOTIME
‘Oh my!’ – GOSH
‘Old ___ Road,’ longest-running #1 single in Billboard history (19 weeks) – TOWN
‘Outta luck!’ – NOSOAP
‘Stop right there!’ – HOLDIT
‘Today’ rival, for short – GMA
‘What a relief!’ – AAH
‘What are the ___?’ – ODDS
‘___ voce poco fa’ (Rossini aria) – UNA
Actor Morales – ESAI
Adorable one – CUTEY
Ancient Greek poet sometimes called the ‘Tenth Muse’ – SAPPHO
Anger – RILE
Another name for the moonfish – OPAH
Big name in student grants – PELL
Bit of conniving – SCHEME
Boring events – SNOOZERS
Bring in – EARN
Briskly – APACE
Brown shade – UMBER
Busy Bee, for short – SAM
Canonized fifth-century pope called ‘the Great’ – STLEOI
Capt.’s assistant, maybe – ENS
Cartomancer’s deck – TAROT
Children’s song refrain – EIEIO
Common female middle name – ANN
Common wedding hairstyle – UPDO
Composer Mahler – GUSTAV
Country whose most widely spoken language is Wolof – SENEGAL
Coverings on ancient Roman statuary – TOGAS
Deli sandwich, hold the vowels – BLT
Democratic politician Julián – CASTRO
Diamond stat – RBI
Didn’t just float – SWAM
Doesn’t touch – LETSBE
Educational TV spot, for short – PSA
English setting for a series of Impressionist paintings by Monet – THAMES
European museum whose name means ‘meadow’ – PRADO
Evening hour in Spain – SIETE
Fighter pilot’s wear – GSUIT
Fireplace item – ASHPAN
First name in the 1970s White House – GERALD
Five-letter world capital that locals spell as two words – HANOI
Flower for a corsage – ORCHID
Game ball material – NERF
Gas-relieving brand – BEANO
Generate, as suspicion – AROUSE
Gets used (to) – INURES
Golden rule word – UNTO
Gopher, e.g – RODENT
Handle – SEETO
Hats, slangily – LIDS
Head to bed – RETIRE
Home of 72-Down – ABC
Home of Wichita Falls – TEXAS
It has a very big bed – OCEAN
Just saying? – TURNABOUTISFAIRPLAY
Kind of book or ad – POPUP
Lacking focus – AIMLESS
Like stereotypical Seattle weather – RAINY
Low tie – ONEONE
Lower extremity affliction – SCIATICA
Magical powder – STARDUST
Magnum ___ – OPUS
Makeup holder – KIT
Masochist’s pleasure – PAIN
Milk: Fr – LAIT
Minor cut, say – OWIE
Monk’s digs – CELL
Mortimer ___, dummy of old radio and TV – SNERD
Mushroom in ramen – ENOKI
Neighbor of an Emirati – OMANI
Newcomer, informally – NEO
Nickname for Baseball Hall-of-Famer Ernie Banks – MRCUB
Nosh at noon, say – EATLUNCH
Not commercial: Abbr – RES
Not worry – RESTEASY
Old saw? – AGEISJUSTANUMBER
One of a pair of explorers on the Missouri state quarter – LEWIS
One of the March sisters – MEG
Orchestra heavyweights – TUBAS
Order to attack – SICON
Org. in charge of the 23-Down – NASA
Org. tracking workplace accidents – OSHA
Part of a job application – BIO
Passing comment? – THEAYESHAVEIT
Peaceful protest – SITIN
Poe poem about a mythical quest – ELDORADO
Pointed remark – BARB
Prepped for surgery – SCRUBBEDUP
Preschooler – TOT
Puts on … or things put on – AIRS
Rattle – JAR
Riding the waves – ASEA
Run-on sentence? – GOAHEADWITHOUTME
Sack cloth – BURLAP
Scurriers near streams – NEWTS
Second-most common Vietnamese surname – TRAN
Secret target – BODYODOR
Self expression? – COGITOERGOSUM
Sharply dressed, shoewise? – STILETTOED
Sign on again – REUP
Single quote? – IWANTTOBEALONE
Smear – TAR
Something a bib catches – DROOL
Spew anger – RANT
Sports venue – ARENA
Spring feature – COIL
Square dance move – DOSIDO
Stern’s opposite – PROW
Stock phrase? – HOWNOWBROWNCOW
Suffix with Black or brack – ISH
Surreal finale? – IST
Symbol of the National Audubon Society – EGRET
Tempe neighbor – MESA
The scat got her tongue, you might say – ELLA
Trade jabs – SPAR
Ugly ones sometimes come out in December – SWEATERS
Uma Thurman’s role in ‘Pulp Fiction’ – MIA
Unbridled joy – GLEE
Undergo rapprochement – THAW
Wax theatrical – EMOTE
Weapon associated with the film quote ‘Here’s Johnny!’ – AXE
When tripled, ‘etc.’ – YADA
When tripled, a comment of annoyance – NAG
Where bills pile up – TILL
Where the meaning of life was sold in 2000 for $3.26 – EBAY
Women’s basketball powerhouse, for short – UCONN
Word with tippy or twinkle – TOES
Yonder, in dialect – THAR
You might open one at a pub – BARTAB
Young weaned pig – SHOAT
[head slap] – OOPS
___ Mitchell, creator of the Tony-winning musical ‘Hadestown’ – ANAIS
___ Paradise, ‘On the Road’ protagonist – SAL
___ Research Center – AMES
___ Roddenberry, first TV writer on the Hollywood Walk of Fame – GENE
___-by date – SELL
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