The full solution for the NY Times September 22 2024 Crossword puzzle is displayed below. This puzzle was authored by Jeremy Newton and Tracy Gray and edited by Joel Fagliano. The name of this puzzle is Breakout Performance.
Across Clues
- 1 One getting into some hot water?BATHER
- 7 Home monitorsUMPS
- 11 Data sought in phishing attempts, in briefSSNS
- 15 Thus farTODATE
- 21 Cry from a treehouseUPHERE
- 22 Doesn’t rule out, as a possibilityKEEPSOPEN
- 24 Wrinkle-free, sayIRONED
- 25 Turned on an axisSLEWED
- 26 Real no-brainer?UTTERFOOL
- 27 Colorful ingredients in some cookie recipesMANDMS
- 28 TrashTOSS
- 29 Reef lurkerEEL
- 31 Ways offEXITS
- 32 Part of H.M.S.HER
- 34 Word with body or bloodTYPE
- 35 Texter?s alternative to an eye roll emojiSMH
- 36 Olympians on stunt bikes, informallyBMXERS
- 38 Genre for Fall Out BoyEMOPOP
- 41 U.S. currency: Abbr.DOL
- 42 Negative influence on others, metaphoricallyBADAPPLE
- 44 ExpressedPUT
- 47 To sweeten the dealASABONUS
- 49 Declines toWONT
- 50 Houdini?s signature feat ? or a hint to the circled squares in this puzzleESCAPEACT
- 53 Basis for a feudBEEF
- 54 Rudder found in natureFISHFIN
- 57 “Bad luck, I guess ? It was my turn, that’s all. I was in the path of the ___” (quote from 18-Down)TORNADO
- 58 Became stuckHITARUT
- 61 “This is the worst!”UGH
- 62 Receptacle for soaking before a pedicureFOOTSPA
- 64 Brainy bunchMENSANS
- 66 Electronica pioneer BrianENO
- 67 Bulgarian or BosnianSLAV
- 69 Rap group inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of FameNWA
- 70 The White House grounds have 18 of themACRES
- 72 Some online pings, in briefIMS
- 73 “Yo!,” on the down-lowPSST
- 74 Lightning-fast hedgehog of video gamesSONIC
- 76 What “washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life,” per PicassoART
- 78 Lane for carpoolersHOV
- 79 Six-foot-tall Aussie sprinterEMU
- 80 Grows dimmerWANES
- 81 “Are you ___ drive?”OKTO
- 82 Certain online video snippetYOUTUBECLIP
- 85 Downwind, to seafarersALEE
- 86 “Breaking Bad” channelAMC
- 88 Fastener that’s one letter ahead of “U-bolt” in the dictionaryTNUT
- 89 Org. with the Artemis programNASA
- 90 Office building unit: Abbr.STE
- 91 What a police escort may offerSAFEPASSAGE
- 95 Classic cover-ups for spiesTRENCHCOATS
- 100 Fumble or bumbleERR
- 101 Card game with a Power Grab editionUNO
- 102 “Good joke!”HAH
- 103 Red side, in briefGOP
- 104 IndecencyPOORTASTE
- 108 Female in the forestDOE
- 111 “Like that matters to me!”ASIFICARE
- 114 Stage a jailbreak à la 18-DownTUNNELOUT
- 115 Annual May race, familiarlyIND
- 116 Held together in a makeshift wayDUCTTAPED
- 117 WrapsENDS
- 118 Sizable challenge for a moverSOFA
- 119 Make a break for itRUN
- 120 Yearn (for)ACHE
- 121 SwainBEAU
- 122 Parts of N.F.L. highlight reels, for shortTDS
- 123 This really blows!TNT
- 124 Airport monitor, for shortTSA
- 125 RazzKID
- 126 Pennzoil competitorSTP
Vertical Clues
- 1 Exceeds 21, in blackjackBUSTS
- 2 Poise under pressureAPLOMB
- 3 With 6-Down, prison drama released on September 23, 1994THESHAWSHANK
- 4 Hacks with an axHEWS
- 5 Ahead of, in poetryERE
- 6 See 3-DownREDEMPTION
- 7 Instrument strummed in the Train song “Hey, Soul Sister”UKULELE
- 8 Popular gala venue, with “the”MET
- 9 Sneaky ___ (sly dogs)PETES
- 10 Glasses, informallySPEX
- 11 Like cashmereSOFT
- 12 Imagine, casuallySPOSE
- 13 Prefix with -lithicNEO
- 14 16-time gig for Steve MartinSNLHOST
- 15 Portrayer of 18-DownTIMROBBINS
- 16 “Cup ___ cone?”ORA
- 17 Terse admonishmentDONT
- 18 Lead role in 3-Down/6-DownANDYDUFRESNE
- 19 They’re measured in beats per minuteTEMPOS
- 20 Famed Ford flopEDSEL
- 23 Honorific from SanskritSRI
- 30 Date on a debit card: Abbr.EXP
- 33 Pollution-regulating org.EPA
- 36 Resort town in Alberta’s RockiesBANFF
- 37 Kicks backRESTS
- 39 “The Heart of Georgia”MACON
- 40 ___ Corner, section of Westminster AbbeyPOETS
- 43 “What was I thinking!?”DOH
- 44 Fall accessory?PARACHUTE
- 45 Bygone channel that launched with the two-hour pilot of “Star Trek: Voyager”UPN
- 46 4×100 relay, for oneTEAMEVENT
- 48 Org. with Student Success GrantsNEA
- 51 ___ América (quadrennial soccer championship)COPA
- 52 Juice drinksADES
- 54 To-doFUSS
- 55 Yeti’s commercial rivalIGLOO
- 56 “Ain’t gonna happen!”NOWAY
- 58 OverplayHAMUP
- 59 Erase from one’s memory, in slangUNSEE
- 60 Target audience for “Peppa Pig”TOTS
- 63 Decks with cards numbered I through XXITAROTS
- 65 ApelikeSIMIAN
- 68 Curriculum ___VITAE
- 71 Take inventory?ROB
- 73 Prefix with -lithicPALEO
- 75 Make senseCOMPUTE
- 77 Ingredient in a niçoise saladTUNA
- 79 Conditional coding wordELSE
- 80 “Hey, I’m walkin’ here!”WATCHIT
- 83 Harbor helperTUG
- 84 It might get bootedCAR
- 87 Main blvd. through N.Y.C.’s ChinatownCANALST
- 90 Treated unfairly, informallySHAFTED
- 91 The swans in “The Twelve Days of Christmas,” e.g.SEPTET
- 92 In the areaAROUND
- 93 Some makeshift fansFRONDS
- 94 “Already?!”SOSOON
- 96 Ostentatiously stylishCHICHI
- 97 Early Christian meals of love and fellowshipAGAPES
- 98 Unwrapped with gustoTOREAT
- 99 AcceleratedSPEDUP
- 105 Shot makers, for shortRNS
- 106 Top of a titmouseTUFT
- 107 H on a frat houseETA
- 108 Shoveled stuffDIRT
- 109 Unwelcome obligationONUS
- 110 Irish novelist O’BrienEDNA
- 111 Coding pioneer LovelaceADA
- 112 Be bad, like really badSUCK
- 113 Kin of a zinCAB
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