The full solution for the NY Times August 16 2022 Crossword puzzle is displayed below. This Tuesday’s puzzle is edited by Will Shortz and created by Sue Fracker.
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Across Clues
- Yammer awayGAB
- “Picnic” playwrightINGE
- Fastener for a braceletCLASP
- Classic Camaro modelIROC
- Interpretation of a situationREAD
- Backing, or the name of Athena’s shieldAEGIS
- Eager to get outSTIRCRAZY
- AmazesSTUNS
- Rap’s ___, the CreatorTYLER
- Element in some food product advertisingTASTETEST
- Motorboat’s trailWAKE
- “Later!”BYE
- Southern constellationARA
- Fast-food chain with square burgersWENDYS
- Commuting optionRAIL
- Built like a weightlifterMUSCLY
- Embarrassing sound when bending overRIP
- Seven Dwarfs ___ Train (Disney World ride)MINE
- Early PeruviansINCAS
- Bear’s lairDEN
- Over it allJADED
- Slip upGOOF
- Commuting optionBUS
- MoolahDINERO
- Poker paymentANTE
- Down on the scoreboardLOSING
- Depot: Abbr.STN
- One ___ manyTOO
- Old-fashioned alternative to Venmo or ZelleCASH
- Powerful adhesiveSUPERGLUE
- Major arteryAORTA
- Ten pins in two bowlsSPARE
- Adequate space to move around … as found in this puzzle’s circled letters?ELBOWROOM
- Common mixerTONIC
- Elitist sortSNOB
- BBs, e.g.AMMO
- Creep (up on)SNEAK
- Cry from the curbTAXI
- In accordance withPER
Vertical Clues
- Crux of the matterGIST
- PretentiousARTY
- Reach 212° F, as waterBOIL
- Sale rack abbr.IRR
- Spruce upNEATEN
- Historic Mideast city where Samson diedGAZA
- Maker of Brownie Brick Road ice creamEDYS
- “___ at the Bat”CASEY
- Host of Netflix’s “My Next Guest Needs No Introduction”LETTERMAN
- Shivering fitAGUE
- Moral transgressionsSINS
- Oral equivalent of a nudgePSST
- Sport with a coxswainCREW
- Moves like a babyCRAWLS
- Baking meas.TBSP
- Item that might be hidden under a front door matKEY
- Spanish friendAMIGA
- Promise to do after being electedRUNON
- Fancy scarfASCOT
- Reprimand, with “down”DRESS
- Yang’s counterpartYIN
- Errand runnersAIDES
- Like neon and argonINERT
- DupedLEDON
- Food fight localeCAFETERIA
- Small musical groupDUO
- Interlocking puzzleJIGSAW
- Collection of online musingsBLOG
- Fitting abbr. hidden in “second nature”DNA
- Bygone fridgeICEBOX
- Vacuum brandORECK
- Dance done to “Hava Nagila”HORA
- Concordes, e.g., in briefSSTS
- Well informed aboutUPON
- Window partPANE
- In the unfortunate event thatLEST
- Bone in the armULNA
- Win easilyROMP
- Weighty workTOME
- Love of CaesarAMOR
- Kimono sashOBI