Nyt Crossword Answers 09/10/18 are listed below. The full solution for the crossword puzzle of September 10 2018 is displayed below.
Clues are grouped in the order they appeared. If the answers below do not solve a specific clue just open the clue link and it will show you all the possible solutions that we have. NYTimes Crossword puzzles are fun and quite a challenge to solve. The Daily NYT Puzzle sometimes can get very tricky to solve. Our crossword player community here, is always able to solve all the puzzles, so whenever you need a little help, just remember or bookmark our website. Along with today’s puzzles, you will also find the answers of previous nyt crossword puzzles that were published in the recent days or weeks.
For more Ny Times Crossword Answers go to home.
NYT Across Clues
- Sticker that says who you areIDTAG
- Part of the body that crunches workABS
- Dreadlocks wearer, informallyRASTA
- The “F” of R.A.F.FORCE
- Kitten’s soundMEW
- Use as a dinner tableEATON
- Zero-tariff policyFREETRADE
- Back’s oppositeFRONT
- Shaggy grazerYAK
- Orders (around)BOSSES
- SwankyPOSH
- Beginning blossomsBUDS
- With 39-Down, last words in many an old movieTHE
- Six-sided game pieceDIE
- With 45-Across, savory topping found in tubs … and the circled squares?CHEESE
- Complete lack of wind, as at seaDEADCALM
- Feeling good to wear, sayCOMFY
- LanguagesTONGUES
- Iced tea brand in a bottleSOBE
- When repeated, gets specific, as an informerNAMES
- “Where there’s ___, there’s hope”LIFE
- Guinness world record holder for longest live weather reportALROKER
- Alternative to an S.U.V.SEDAN
- “Cat on a Hot Tin Roof” actorBURLIVES
- See 28-AcrossSPREAD
- Pen fillerINK
- ExxonMobil productGAS
- Work’s oppositePLAY
- Bowled overAWED
- MessiahSAVIOR
- Only three-letter zodiac signLEO
- “Well, obviously!”NODUH
- Device to remove water from a shipBILGEPUMP
- Aged fairy tale characterCRONE
- “We’re number ___!”ONE
- WorthMERIT
- Secondary buildingANNEX
- MarryWED
- Wide-mouthed jugsEWERS
NYT Vertical Clues
- Far from certainIFFY
- ___ the ExplorerDORA
- JourneyTREK
- CrackerjackACE
- “Start working!”GETBUSY
- AccumulateAMASS
- Where flowers and oysters growBEDS
- Sugar, e.g.SWEETENER
- Wearer of stripes on a court, informallyREF
- Grp. making after-work plans?AARP
- Moved out of the waySTOODASIDE
- Throat partTONSIL
- “O Canada,” for CanadaANTHEM
- Was a passengerRODE
- Retrieves, as baseballsSHAGS
- Happened toBEFELL
- Last part of U.R.I.’s URLEDU
- Includes in an emailCCS
- Slangy ending for “any”HOO
- Began, as a voyageEMBARKEDON
- Mosque toppersDOMES
- Waldorf salad ingredientCELERY
- Acknowledges applause, maybeTAKESABOW
- Bursting starsNOVAS
- Org. overseeing airportsFAA
- See 25-AcrossEND
- Oil ___ (gulf sight)RIG
- “Oh, puh-leeze!”SPAREME
- Human rights advocate JaggerBIANCA
- Like brand-new clothingUNWORN
- TrudgeSLOG
- StackedPILED
- Sand ridgeDUNE
- Grape or watermelon plantVINE
- Item in a tackle boxLURE
- Mideast bigwigEMIR
- Chooses, with “for”OPTS
- Bit of voodooHEX
- Where parishioners sitPEW