Daily crossword solution for the NY Times Crossword 4 Apr 21, Sunday. The New York Times Crosswords are very hard some times, we will help you to finish the tricky definitions.
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Across
Down
| Clues |
Answers |
| Bird that can spend up to 10 months in the air without landing |
SWIFT |
| Absolute bottom |
NADIR |
| Digital assistant |
ALEXA |
| Food packaging abbr., once |
RDA |
| What’s heard at many a coffeehouse |
FOLK MUSIC |
| Group sometimes said to be “out” |
JURY |
| French article |
UNE |
| Pampering place |
SPA |
| In use |
TAKEN |
| Candle choice |
SCENT |
| Gumbo pods |
OKRAS |
| Goddess with a sacred owl |
MINERVA |
| Designers’ studios |
ATELIERS |
| Its capital is Sydney: Abbr. |
NSW |
| “Uh-uh” |
NAH |
| Go by |
ELAPSE |
| Compete with |
RIVAL |
| Part of EGBDF |
EVERY |
| Places to play cards, often |
DENS |
| The Daily ___ (online news site) |
BEAST |
| ___ culpa |
MEA |
| It plays a role in arm-twisting |
ULNA |
| “Venerable” saint |
BEDE |
| Manual readers |
USERS |
| Air France hub |
ORLY |
| It brought Hope to the world |
USO SHOW |
| When doubled, a Nabokov protagonist |
HUMBERT |
| Pre-bar challenge, briefly |
LSAT |
| “Je t’___” |
AIME |
| Org. with Fire and Sparks |
WNBA |
| It was first won by the N.Y. Mets in 1969 |
NLCS |
| Snow blower brand |
TORO |
| Word on some Oreo packages |
STUF |
| Nothing special |
SO-SO |
| Tina Turner, voicewise |
ALTO |
| Goldenrod, e.g. |
WEED |
| Append |
TAG ON |
| Instrument with a flared end |
OBOE |
| Chinese steamed bun |
BAO |
| Ratio of an angle’s opposite side to the hypotenuse |
SINE |
| Blueprint details |
SPECS |
| Runs out of juice |
DIES |
| Eye cream ingredient |
RETINOL |
| Symbol on Captain America’s shield |
STAR |
| Villainous English king in “Braveheart” |
EDWARD I |
| Outstanding pitcher |
ACE |
| Former Ford models |
LTDS |
| Seller of Belgian waffles and French toast (fittingly, considering the “I” in its name) |
IHOP |
| Super Soaker Soakzooka brand |
NERF |
| Like some orders |
TALL |
| Ancient halls |
ODEA |
| Eldest Stark son on “Game of Thrones” |
ROBB |
| G.I.’s garb, at times |
CAMO |
| Speed skater Johann ___ Koss, winner of four Olympic golds |
OLAV |
| One-named Nigerian Grammy winner |
SADE |
| Pained sound |
GROAN |
| In the Renaissance, they were known as “mala insana” (“mad apples”) |
EGGPLANTS |
| Baseball’s Gehrig and Piniella |
LOUS |
| Most reliable |
SOLIDEST |
| Russian city on the Ural River |
ORSK |
| Butterlike spread |
OLEO |
| French West Indies resort island, familiarly |
ST BARTS |
| Keep from flying, maybe |
FOG IN |
| Profession |
AVOWAL |
| Camera inits. |
SLR |
| “With any luck …” |
I HOPE … |
| Tag line? |
NOT IT! |
| Fancy pourers |
EWERS |
| Paper route hour, maybe |
SIX AM |
| Headliner’s cue |
INTRO |
| Land between Togo and Nigeria |
BENIN |
| Insider’s vocabulary |
ARGOT |
| Catch with a throw |
LASSO |
| Alternative to Chuck |
CHAS |
| Wistful sound |
SIGH |
| Man’s name that’s 123-Down reversed |
ARI |
| Stanza contraction |
‘TIS |
| Home of the world’s largest carnival |
RIO |
| Word with red or army |
… ANT |
| Man’s name that’s 118-Down reversed |
IRA |