The full solution for the NY Times March 01 2020 crossword puzzle is displayed below.
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Across Clues
- Magical healerSHAMAN
- MaintainKEEP
- Overseas landmark located in Elizabeth TowerBIGBEN
- “Fa-a-ancy!”OOLALA
- Classic Mell Lazarus comic stripMOMMA
- Soaring performerSOPRANO
- GAZACHOSPLITPEASOUP
- Young antagonist in Super Mario gamesBOWSERJR
- Counterpart of the Roman AuroraEOS
- JargonARGOT
- John, to LennonLOO
- Mythical archerEROS
- Suffix with JumboTRON
- SMEILLGIVETHESTINKEYE
- Poet who wrote “For God’s sake hold your tongue, and let me love”DONNE
- Chocolaty Post cerealOREOOS
- Org. for which Pelé once playedNASL
- Something many an A-list celebrity hasEGO
- Area with a half-domeAPSE
- Noted Chinese-American fashion designerANNASUI
- Mystical ballORB
- ENTURIESLONGTIMENOSEE
- Payment to a freelancer for unpublished workKILLFEE
- ___ fixeIDEE
- Informal “Ugh!”NOLIKEY
- Little thing to pickNIT
- Some p.m. timesAFTS
- China flawNICK
- Familiar inits. in mathQED
- Original airer of “The Office”BBC
- Lapis lazuli shadeAZURE
- TECHNIQUEOOHBYTHEWAY
- DEFINITELYEAHWHYNOT
- Romeo and Juliet, e.g.ROLES
- Adam’s ___RIB
- Air traffic watchdog, for shortFAA
- Literary protagonist named after a king of IsraelAHAB
- Violinist LeopoldAUER
- “That’s show ___!”BIZ
- Film character introduced in 1977, who died in a 2015 sequelHANSOLO
- ___ MajorURSA
- French complimentTRESBON
- INSTBANTBEINTHEMOMENT
- Ability that’s hard to explainESP
- Handsewn toyRAGDOLL
- Derive (from)STEM
- Woman in Progressive adsFLO
- Book reviewers, for shortCPAS
- 1910s flying starWWIACE
- James Garfield’s middle nameABRAM
- ENVIRONMENALGREENTEAEXTRACT
- YuletideNOEL
- Part of binocularsLENS
- Fireside chat prezFDR
- “The United States is not, and never will be, at war with ___”: ObamaISLAM
- Home of the Sun Devils, familiarlyASU
- Subj. of Article I, Section 3 of the ConstitutionUSSENATE
- RUMYSELFAREYOUWITHME
- Digitally IDs by locationGEOTAGS
- Rock standard?CARAT
- Big name in skin careAVEENO
- Features of some dresses and shoesSTRAPS
- SubtractingLESS
- StifledHELDIN
Vertical Clues
- Help line?SOS
- “With any luck!”HOPETOGOD
- UncompromisingALLORNONE
- House of Burgundy?MAISON
- Keyboard keyALT
- Cabernet countyNAPA
- Land between Albania and SerbiaKOSOVO
- Histrionic sortEMOTER
- Bird Down UnderEMU
- ___ smearPAP
- Play’s final act?BOW
- Computer addresses, for shortIPS
- Fraternity and sorority membersGREEKS
- Carnival or circus, so to speakBARRELOFFUN
- Delight inENJOY
- Language from which “reindeer” comesNORSE
- Christmas gift bearersMAGI
- Annoyance for SantaSOOT
- Rowing machine, in fitness lingoERG
- ___ novaBOSSA
- Sierra ___LEONE
- Peachy-keenNEAT
- Like some hair and embarrassed friendsTEASED
- SweetumsHONEY
- First Nations peopleINUIT
- Get perfectNAIL
- ___ counterDELI
- Tiny amountPINCH
- Something that’s not easy to blowSMOKERING
- ___ sauce (sushi bar condiment)EEL
- Alpine lodgingSKICHALET
- Happening again?RETRO
- BurdenedBESET
- MillennialsGENYERS
- Veil over a Muslim woman’s faceNIQAB
- ___-dokeOKEY
- No go-getterLAZYBUM
- Org. to which Jordan once belongedNBA
- “___ complicated”ITS
- Grendel, e.g.BEAST
- “I knew it was you!”AHA
- Take to the soapboxORATE
- Store sign infoHOURS
- Curse removerBLEEPCENSOR
- Diana Ross musical, with “The”WIZ
- “Life of Pi” author MartelYANN
- Reply of faux innocenceWHOME
- Have no success withFAILAT
- Speak with swaggerBOAST
- SpiralHELIX
- Words of wonderOHS
- Like some web pages and memoriesREFRESHED
- Will Ferrell and Tina FeySNLALUMNI
- Chemist’s studyATOM
- Muffin choiceBRAN
- Leafy shelterBOWER
- U.S. ally in the Gulf WarOMAN
- Nickname of the Miami Heat’s all-time leader in points, games, assists and stealsDWADE
- Old Spanish breadPESETA
- “Hear ye! Hear ye!” announcersCRIERS
- Obstacle-free coursesEASYAS
- Waterside lodging with a portmanteau nameBOATEL
- Drinking soundsGLUGS
- Put back to level one, sayRESET
- Young salamandersEFTS
- CongealCLOT
- Cross shapeTAU
- *big kiss*MWAH
- Quick time outNAP
- Chief legal officers: Abbr.AGS
- Target of an athlete’s M.R.I.ACL
- Charlotte of “The Facts of Life”RAE
- “___ changed”IVE
- Stretch of historyEON