The full solution for the NY Times February 14 2021 crossword puzzle is displayed below. Today’s puzzle is edited by Will Shortz and created by Lisa Bunker.
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Across Clues
- Percussion instrument in a marching bandSNAREDRUM
- Prefix with sexualPAN
- Prefix with sexualAMBI
- Animals in a podORCAS
- Start of a playground tauntYOMAMA
- Kitchen brand with a palindromic nameOXO
- What an article may come with?NOUN
- Drain, as from soilLEACH
- Fatsis who wrote “Word Freak”STEFAN
- Most feathery, as cloudsWISPIEST
- “Thong Song” singer, 2000SISQO
- Sharp, in a wayTART
- Early tieONEALL
- The ones over hereTHESE
- In the capacity ofQUA
- Some Ivy LeaguersELIS
- Born yesterday, so to speakCREDULOUS
- CalmTRANQUIL
- Comfy slip-on, in briefMOC
- What an outstretched arm with an open palm can meanSTOP
- Fleet org.USN
- It means businessINC
- StakesBETS
- NarrowTAPER
- Group tour vehicleCHARTEREDBUS
- Playground comebackARESO
- Build upHYPE
- Sci-fi publisher of “Ender’s Game” and “The Wheel of Time”TOR
- Popular beer brand, brieflyPBR
- With 3-Down, one of the AvengersCAPTAIN
- ___ smearPAP
- ReducedONSALE
- Opposite of a standing order?BESEATED
- “Do me this one favor …”ALLIASK
- French vineyardsCRUS
- PratsARSES
- ContrariwiseVICEVERSA
- North African capitalCAIRO
- Nongendered, as language: Abbr.NEUT
- Sui ___GENERIS
- Kind of dashHUNDREDYARD
- Best Supporting Actor winner for “Dallas Buyer’s Club”JAREDLETO
- Prefix with friendlyECO
- Rules out?ANARCHY
- West Coast beer brand, in briefOLY
- “___ ruled the world …”IFI
- :ISTO
- Capital of YemenSANAA
- Kind of modern office planOPENFLOOR
- Smell of a roseATTAR
- Smell of a roséNOSE
- ___ FridaysTGI
- Barrister’s deg.LLD
- Bench toolVISE
- QuibbleNIT
- Student’s bonus pointsEXTRACREDIT
- Drawn-out campaignsSIEGES
- When doubled, another name for doradoMAHI
- Call ___ nightITA
- Eighth letterTHETA
- British tennis champ who invented the sweatbandFREDPERRY
- ___ impasseATAN
- Guardian spiritsGENII
- EspeciallyNOTLEAST
- Soubise sauce is made from themONIONS
- Greenish-brownHAZEL
- ___ cake (dim sum dish)TARO
- Suffix with socialITE
- “Wheel of Fortune” freebiesRSTLNE
- SharpSMART
- Label for Otis Redding and Isaac HayesSTAX
- Latin kingREX
- Sea lion, for oneEAREDSEAL
Vertical Clues
- Word with sound or solarSYSTEM
- FewNOTALOT
- See 57-AcrossAMERICA
- Subsequent versionsREDRAFTS
- Thurman of “Kill Bill”UMA
- Word before and after “a”MANO
- Turned onPOWEREDUP
- Kind of symmetryAXIAL
- A pretty capable sortNOSLOUCH
- Singer DiFrancoANI
- Big name in bubblyMOET
- Small woodland songbirdBUSHTIT
- “Town square for the global village of tomorrow,” per Bill GatesINTERNET
- Jimmy of the Daily PlanetOLSEN
- L.L. Bean competitorREI
- Medieval helmetCASQUE
- ExonerateACQUIT
- Prime snorkeling spotsSHOALS
- Like many stuffed animalsPLUSHY
- PX shopperNCO
- The Quran, for oneSACREDBOOK
- Mango Madness and Go Bananas, for twoSNAPPLES
- Ones initiating handoffs, for shortQBS
- Some mattressesSERTAS
- IndulgenceTREAT
- Capital of French PolynesiaPAPEETE
- Show againREAIR
- Caterer’s containerURN
- A fine mesh this is!SIEVE
- Debussy prelude inspired by a water spriteONDINE
- OutcastPARIAH
- Out of focusBLURRY
- Surface anew, sayRESOD
- Post productionCEREAL
- Without a doubtASSUREDLY
- Turkish officersPASHAS
- Timid sortSCAREDYCAT
- Instrument in “O! Susannah”BANJO
- They’ll be mistAEROSOLS
- Super Bowl of 2022LVI
- Place with robes and sweatersSAUNA
- Seasick sea serpent of old cartoonsCECIL
- Bank postingCDRATE
- Words after throwing a ballGOFETCH
- GramsNANAS
- UnbalanceTIP
- Packaging listINGREDIENTS
- “L’chaim!”TOLIFE
- (a, b), e.g.ORDEREDPAIR
- Anthem contractionOER
- Suit perfectlyFITTOAT
- France from FranceANATOLE
- Singer who founded Fenty BeautyRIHANNA
- What ponies express?NEIGHS
- Field-plowing duoOXTEAM
- Poem pieceSTANZA
- Notable point in geometryVERTEX
- U.N. member since 1949: Abbr.ISR
- Glittery decorationTINSEL
- ListingATILT
- Beau ___GESTE
- Ones with plenty of reservationsMAITREDS
- Blade brandATRA
- Days of oldYORE
- Suffix with court or cashIER
- Deli supplyLOX
- Surveillance org.NSA