The full solution for the NY Times August 27 2019 crossword puzzle is displayed below.
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Across Clues
- Head covering similar to a wave capDORAG
- Hit 2003-07 teen drama on FoxTHEOC
- One of the PerónsEVA
- FragranceAROMA
- Gardening brandORTHO
- French word on both sides of “à”VIS
- Actress McCarthy is wanderingMELISSASAIMLESS
- Writer after whom the Edgar Award is namedPOE
- PalBUD
- Comfortable with consideringOPENTO
- History-making eventsFIRSTS
- Before a sitting judgeATBAR
- Item that may say “his” or “hers”TOWEL
- Classic barbecue fareRIBS
- Approx.EST
- Designer McCartney is preparedSTELLASALLSET
- Campaign undertakingPOLL
- HelpfulUTILE
- ___ Reader (quarterly magazine)UTNE
- Supermodel Hutton is incredibleLAURENSUNREAL
- Profs’ support, for shortTAS
- “What’s in a ___?” (line from Juliet)NAME
- Tennis point just before a win, maybeFORTY
- Hirer’s communicationOFFER
- Flower partsSEPALS
- Contents of hangarsPLANES
- Web address endingORG
- Yellowfin tunaAHI
- Singer Love is eruditeDARLENESLEARNED
- “I’m shocked!”OMG
- Pin point?LAPEL
- ___ Park, N.J.MENLO
- Prefix with metric or magneticGEO
- Likely to zone outSPACY
- The O.W.L. and N.E.W.T. at HogwartsEXAMS
Vertical Clues
- ClammyDAMP
- Most common commercial name in New York Times crosswordsOREO
- Focus of a casting directorROLE
- Self-reflective questionAMI
- Monthly utility paymentGASBILL
- “Horned” creaturesTOADS
- “48 ___” (1982 film)HRS
- Subj. of a traveler’s text, maybeETA
- Home to Xenia and Zanesville, the most populous U.S. cities starting with “X” and “Z”OHIO
- Hiker’s aidCOMPASS
- Still preferableEVENBETTER
- Mountaintop viewsVISTAS
- Put into different classesASSORT
- Direction opposite norteSUR
- Authorize toLET
- GuyFELLA
- One at a new jobTRAINEE
- Places to put potted plantsSILLS
- Medicinal amt.TSP
- Speaker of a Siouan languageOTO
- Competitor of Chase and CitibankWELLSFARGO
- Chicken cordon ___BLEU
- Magnetic qualityAURA
- Things florists cutSTEMS
- What pounds might be converted toEUROS
- Insurrectionist TurnerNAT
- Ron of “Tarzan”ELY
- Opposite of “winds up”UNREELS
- Sports bar showing on many a Sunday afternoonNFLGAME
- Head honchoTOPDOG
- BurningAFLAME
- Supersize: Abbr.ENL
- “___ want a cracker?”POLLY
- “___ you mad?”ARE
- [Just like *that*]SNAP
- Tolstoy’s “___ Karenina”ANNA
- Steering positionHELM
- Pair of promisesIDOS
- Pollution watchdog, for shortEPA
- Financial watchdog, for shortSEC
- “Toy Story” dinosaurREX