The full solution for the NY Times September 10 2023 Crossword puzzle is displayed below.
Across Clues
- Chat chuckleLOL
- Less than one’s best, in sports lingoBGAME
- ___ Stadium, venue with a cushioned acrylic surface that is the largest of its type in the worldASHE
- WholesaleMASS
- Inits. associated with accessibilityADA
- Submitted after the deadlineINLATE
- Some ring finishes, for shortTKOS
- ___ research, source of “dirt” on a political rivalOPPO
- Dickens clerk DETOUR: Theatrical successBOBCRATCHIT
- Formidable-but-awesome behaviorBADASSERY
- DETOUR #1ROADWAY
- It comes out on topLAVA
- Family name in folk musicGUTHRIE
- Parts of some choral arrangements?RISERS
- Boosler who was the first woman to have an hour-long comedy special on cable TVELAYNE
- Big name in health careAETNA
- What a sleepy head might doNOD
- StaggerREEL
- Dentist’s commandOPEN
- “That sucks”UGH
- Composer Strauss, the brother of JohannJOSEF
- “Glass Onion” director JohnsonRIAN
- Homeland Security concerns DETOUR: Computer port insertsUSBORDERS
- Cry stressed on its second syllableAHA
- PurposePOINT
- Bygone auto inits.REO
- DETOUR #2DRIVE
- Present-day auto inits.BMW
- Pharaoh who founded Egypt’s 19th dynastyRAMSESI
- “Get out!”BEGONE
- Things settled over drinksBARBETS
- Shakespearean verbDOTH
- A headPER
- Mums’ mumsNANS
- ___ cloth (sandpaper alternative)EMERY
- They’re laid in Australia DETOUR: They feel your painEMUEGGS
- Gas whose name comes from the Greek word for “foreigner”XENON
- Common first word for an infantDADA
- Taxpayer’s IDSSN
- DETOUR #3PATH
- Lose one’s balance?GOBROKE
- Hebrew greetingSHALOM
- “It’s a thumbs down from me”IVOTENO
- “O patria ___” (Verdi aria)MIA
- Metropolis with a Little Havana neighborhoodMIAMI
- Major ref.OED
- Mineral used in glass productionSILEX
- Texted shrugIDK
- Photographer’s setting DETOUR: Come in handyFILMSPEED
- Grps. that liaise with superintendentsPTAS
- Fermented drink from RussiaKVASS
- EmbargoBAN
- DETOUR #4LANE
- Bird embodied by the Egyptian god ThothIBIS
- Cells are covered in it, in briefBIO
- Studio Ghibli genreANIME
- TricksterSLYFOX
- What some emails, checks and balls doBOUNCE
- WholesaleINTOTAL
- Jane who says “I need not sell my soul to buy bliss”EYRE
- GoldenAUREATE
- Classic game of bluffingLIARSDICE
- Feature of some sweatpants DETOUR: Well-known musical group with a place nameELASTICBAND
- ThenONCE
- Puts togetherADDS
- DETOUR #5STREET
- Brown, for oneIVY
- N.A.A.C.P. and A.C.L.U., for twoNGOS
- Component of a beekeeper’s suitMESH
- Stuffs with bacon fat, sayLARDS
- Caustic cleanerLYE
Vertical Clues
- Titration stationLAB
- Something typically found in a barnyardODOR
- Lead-in to deliveryLABOR
- Hunt-and-peck types?BIRDSOFPREY
- Chewed (on)GNAWED
- Meeting spot for a unionALTAR
- Company that owns Bloomingdale’sMACYS
- Neighbor of Djibouti: Abbr.ETH
- In checkATBAY
- Reggae forerunnerSKA
- JumbleHODGEPODGE
- Early victim of identity theft?ESAU
- Israel’s DayanMOSHE
- Photographer’s settingAPERTURE
- Suddenly appears, with “up”SPRINGS
- “And, uh, that’s what happened”SOYEAH
- “Come On ___” (1982 hit)EILEEN
- Michael who was knighted in 2000CAINE
- Related thingTALE
- SubstituteSTANDIN
- Face ___VALUE
- NogginNOB
- Containing graphic content, sayRATEDM
- Diamond imperfection?ERROR
- Vaccinated, to BritsJABBED
- “Wowza!”OHMAMA
- SeethedSAWRED
- Parts of drinking or reading glassesRIMS
- Access pointsINS
- Express some intense emotionSOB
- Goal that sends a game into overtimeEVENER
- Bit of cerealOAT
- CVS competitorRITEAID
- Make more powerful, with “up”SOUP
- Series segments, informallyEPS
- Five-time winner of the Copa do MundoBRASIL
- “Love It or List It” airerHGTV
- Inability to recall the names of everyday thingsANOMIA
- Restriction on some wedding invitesNOKIDS
- Running kicks?SNEAKS
- William Phelps ___, inventor of the stop sign and the crosswalkENO
- Henrik Ibsen playGHOSTS
- Motion-sensing Microsoft gaming devicesXBOXKINECTS
- Literary character who transforms into an insectSAMSA
- Backyard toy that attaches to a hoseSLIPNSLIDE
- Some hair productsGELS
- Busy time at a cafeteriaONE
- Small townsHAMLETS
- “Calvin and Hobbes” character based on “every jerk I’ve ever known,” per Bill WattersonMOE
- ___ MariaTIA
- Bite-size Tex-Mex snackMINITACO
- EnlightenEDIFY
- Elle or Dakota of HollywoodFANNING
- Slippery sortEEL
- Resolution unitsPIXELS
- Flashcard wordsVOCAB
- Leave high and dryBAILON
- SnoozefestBORE
- Not easily accessedBURIED
- ConventionsMORES
- “Ooh, that’s bad”YEESH
- Iraqi city near the Tigris and EuphratesBASRA
- PeripheralOUTER
- Amazon’s domainETAIL
- Lambert or Levine of popADAM
- Sin that sounds like two lettersENVY
- Many ’90s music purchasesCDS
- Code of the world’s busiest airportATL
- Stain, maybeDYE
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