The full solution for the NY Times September 22 2019 crossword puzzle 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
- Large decorative letter at the start of a chapterDROPCAP
- Wood for crafts and raftsBALSA
- Rapper Azalea with the 2014 hit “Fancy”IGGY
- Farm statACREAGE
- Weep forBEMOAN
- Competitors in a classic advertising “war”COLAS
- Salon bed acquisition, perhapsBASETAN
- Give a nudgeREMIND
- Discarded computers and suchEWASTE
- Maintain the impression of well-beingKAPPEARANCES
- [Grrr!]IMMAD
- General on Chinese menusTSO
- Put in order, in a wayREALIGN
- Online instigatorTROLL
- “___ minute” (“Be patient”)INA
- Ancient region of Asia MinorIONIA
- Lopes of R&B’s TLCLISA
- Reconciled, as a coupleKISSEDANDM
- Ab-targeting exercise equipmentSBENCH
- To the pointTERSE
- ___ Chex (old breakfast cereal)OAT
- With 12-Down, “Isle of Dogs” directorWES
- Work at a music schoolETUDE
- When doubled, band with the 1984 #1 hit “The Reflex”DURAN
- MGM rival of the ’30sRKO
- Money handler on a shipPURSER
- Amber, originallyRESIN
- Miniature spring bouquetVIOLETS
- Pummel with snowballs, sayPELT
- Roulette choiceEVENS
- “I believe,” in LatinCREDO
- Something that comes with a sockPOW
- Screen-minimizing keyESC
- Method for identifying mystery callersREVERSEPHONEL
- M.L.B. statERA
- DownedATE
- O’Connor’s Supreme Court successorALITO
- Futuristic deliverer of packagesDRONE
- Flank or shankMEAT
- Athlete’s knee injury, familiarlyTORNMCL
- Bitter fruitsSLOES
- ?ENDASH
- Material for classic hockey sticksASH
- Bouquet offerers, maybeBEAUS
- Deep distressGRIEF
- Article in Paris MatchLES
- Animal mimic?APE
- Response to “Who’s there?”ITSME
- Some cheesecake photosPGIRLS
- Accelerated alternative to broadbandHIGHSPEEDD
- “Poppycock!”PISH
- Rainwater divertersEAVES
- Diez menos nueveUNO
- “Au contraire!”NOTSO
- Hairstyling icon VidalSASSOON
- What it is to kill a mockingbird, in “To Kill a Mockingbird”SIN
- “I feel the same way!”METOO
- Voltage-increasing electrical deviceSTRANSFORMER
- Animal mimic?PARROT
- Ask too muchIMPOSE
- Brand in the dessert aisleSARALEE
- Character in “Grease” who sings “There Are Worse Things I Could Do”RIZZO
- Like many measuring cups and spoonsNESTED
- Doctor Doom and Galactus, to the Fantastic FourENEMIES
- Homer, for onePOET
- “Yecch!”GROSS
- Puts to rest, as rumorsDISPELS
NYT Vertical Clues
- 2010s dance move involving dipping the head to the elbowDAB
- Inits. on 30 Rockefeller Plaza until 1988RCA
- Surgery sites, for shortORS
- Christmas Eve no-noPEEK
- Large waterfallsCATARACTS
- Slack-jawedAGAPE
- Distant correspondentPENPAL
- Oktoberfest localesBEERGARDENS
- Mideast capital once known as PhiladelphiaAMMAN
- Tender ender?LOIN
- Holy, in Latin phrasesSANCTI
- See 46-AcrossANDERSON
- Treat to reduce swellingICE
- Run amokGOWILD
- Flamboyant rock genreGLAM
- Woman’s name that’s one letter off from a fragrant flowerYASMINE
- Prepare, as pot roastBRAISE
- Roadside produce sellersSTANDS
- Cheese with a red coveringEDAM
- Top-drawerELITE
- Sammy with 609 career home runsSOSA
- Bard’s contractionTIS
- Cry a riverSOB
- A quarter to four?ONE
- Ignore for the time beingLETRIDE
- Like xenon or neonINERT
- Popular moisturizing lotionKERI
- Subj. of Article 86 of the Uniform Code of Military JusticeAWOL
- Paint choiceHUE
- SolvedSUSSEDOUT
- Foe of Austin PowersDREVIL
- Dried chili peppersANCHOS
- ___-AidKOOL
- Tagliatelle topperPESTO
- Reason for some bellyaching?ULCER
- Got up againREROSE
- Outer layerVENEER
- Weapons that are about 3 1/2 feet longEPEES
- Five books of MosesTORAH
- WhackSWAT
- Fuel common in ScotlandPEAT
- Doc at a clinicVET
- Red-headed friend of Harry PotterRON
- Losing Super Bowl LIII teamRAMS
- Former leader of the Sinaloa drug cartelELCHAPO
- Door openers for journalistsPRESSPASSES
- Family name?MAFIA
- “A bit of talcum / Is always walcum” writerNASH
- Set (down)LAID
- Chill in the airNIP
- Host of the Oscars, Grammys and EmmysDEGENERES
- Apiarist’s hazardBEESTING
- Oil painter’s primerGESSO
- One-dimensionalLINEAR
- Act of self-aggrandizementEGOTRIP
- They might get collaredPETS
- Like a jammed printerMISFED
- KOA visitorsRVS
- Waipahu wreathLEI
- Form 1099 fig.SSN
- Distinctive part of a zebuHUMP
- Kind of buttonSNOOZE
- Feature of many a Cape Cod houseDORMER
- Played (around)HORSED
- Little bratsSNOTS
- Muscat citizenOMANI
- Pasta also called risoniORZO
- Lhasa ___ (dog)APSO
- Aid for getting a boat in the waterRAMP
- Little ‘unTOT
- Many an alibiLIE
- This may shock youEEL
- It’s twice twistedESS