The full solution for the NY Times September 27 2020 crossword puzzle is displayed below. Today’s puzzle is edited by Will Shortz and created by Alex Eaton-Salners.
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 Nyt Crossword Answers go to home.
NYT Across Clues
- Partly openAJAR
- Drug also known as angel dustPCP
- “Maybe,” informallyISPOSE
- Window dressingDRAPE
- Tyr, in Norse mythologyGODOFWAR
- Org. with both left- and right-wingersTHENHL
- ___ arteries (what carry blood to the kidneys)RENAL
- “Hmm … hard to say”OHIDUNNO
- South American financial institution since 1965BANKOFGUYANA
- ReversedUNDID
- Warm upTHAW
- King of Troy in the “Iliad”PRIAM
- Currency of LaosKIP
- 1985 thriller with the tagline “A federal agent is dead. A killer is loose. And the City of Angels is about to explode.”TOLIVEANDDIEINLA
- Firmly establishes: Var.ENGRAINS
- Part of a return address?IRS
- Experienced network congestionLAGGED
- Used to beWAS
- “I Love You, ___” (book by Nancy Reagan)RONNIE
- Twilled fabricsSERGES
- Subject of two squares on a Monopoly boardTAX
- Hip-centric danceHULA
- It keeps a top upSPIN
- “Good ___!” (shout to a batter)EYE
- Collectible item with statsBASEBALLCARD
- BacchanaliasORGIES
- Huge financial loss, so to speakBATH
- First ladyEVE
- Memo openerINRE
- Elements of neighborhood watch programsFOOTPATROLS
- Brewed beverageALE
- Single historical recordANNAL
- QB stat: Abbr.ATT
- Fool’s goldPYRITE
- Lose stiffnessGOLIMP
- Fueled up, in a wayATE
- California’s Point ___ PeninsulaREYES
- Helpful contactsINS
- Food depicted cryptically at 24-AcrossBANANASPLIT
- FromASOF
- Notes after solsLAS
- Consuming Tide Pods, once, inexplicablyMEME
- At peaceSERENE
- Food depicted cryptically at 31-AcrossSTUFFEDOLIVE
- On, in a wayLIT
- Brain tests, in briefEEGS
- Significant periodsERAS
- ___ Sherman-Palladino, creator of “Gilmore Girls” and “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel”AMY
- OverhaulsREDOES
- Item creating separationSPACER
- Nail polish brandOPI
- Viagra competitorCIALIS
- Bit of swearing in church?IDO
- “Pay attention!”LISTENUP
- Food depicted cryptically at 49-AcrossCHOPPEDSALAD
- Refuge from a floodARK
- Youngest Marx brotherZEPPO
- Skin care brandOLAY
- Love, in LuccaAMORE
- Food depicted cryptically at 59-AcrossMASHEDPOTATO
- RompsEASYWINS
- Riverbank romperOTTER
- Book after NehemiahESTHER
- Places to collect printsARTSALES
- Garish signsNEONS
- Adds more lubricant toREOILS
- Good name, informallyREP
- Jedi who trained LukeYODA
NYT Vertical Clues
- Central American rodent that resembles a guinea pigAGOUTI
- TV host with two PeabodysJOHNOLIVER
- Sports brand with a three-stripe logoADIDAS
- Sculptor who said “I invent nothing, I rediscover”RODIN
- Completely defeat, as a noobPWN
- Deep-sixCAN
- Kirsten Gillibrand, to Hillary Clinton, oncePROTEGEE
- Connective tissue that runs along the outer thigh, familiarlyITBAND
- Prayer garmentSHAWL
- Farm enclosurePEN
- Doing some menial duty, in old army lingoONKP
- Reinforces, with “up”SHORES
- PuckishELFIN
- Dramatic introDRUMROLL
- Jedi trained by LukeREY
- Jedi related to LukeANAKIN
- Grilled sandwichPANINI
- Go byELAPSE
- State of drunken confusionFUDDLE
- Media restrictionGAGRULE
- Goes quicklyHIES
- Venture to stateDARESAY
- Azalea with the 2014 #1 hit “Fancy”IGGY
- Up to one’s earsAWASH
- Caffeinated aspirin brandANACIN
- A tool or a sprayAXE
- Fit of piqueSNIT
- Parlor picsTATS
- Invite to one’s homeHAVEIN
- To the extent thatSOFARAS
- Black Lives Matter gathering, e.g.PROTEST
- “Let me pay for that”IGOTYOU
- Bundle of hayBALE
- “Twilight” protagonistBELLA
- Silver-screen actress known as “The British Bombshell”ANNALEE
- TV-MA’s film equivalentRRATING
- Has away with words?DELETES
- Stand-up comedian MikeEPPS
- Spam spewersBOTS
- Many musical chordsTRIADS
- Classic laundry brandRINSO
- First-classAONE
- Church recessAPSE
- Feeling amenable (found hidden in this clue!)GAME
- Bony projection found just behind the earMASTOID
- Cause’s partnerEFFECT
- GaggleBEVY
- V.I.P. above veepPRES
- KnowledgeableLEARNED
- Parody, sayMIMIC
- Cold storage facilitiesFREEZERS
- Where crumbs might accumulate during a mealLAP
- Summer Olympics usually take place in oneLEAPYEAR
- Thumb-twiddlingIDLE
- Kelly on the Hollywood Walk of FameRIPA
- Op-eds, e.g.ESSAYS
- Hit hard, as brakesSLAMON
- Hook, for onePIRATE
- Sends an invitation forASKSTO
- Be againstOPPOSE
- Sorted laundry loadCOLORS
- Philippine port with a reduplicative nameILOILO
- Euphemistic “extremely”DARNED
- The so-called “Pearl of the Black Sea”ODESSA
- Word before hand or jawUPPER
- Quarters costing dollars?HOTEL
- ___ Center, home of the Orlando MagicAMWAY
- Father of Anne FrankOTTO
- Layer of farmland?HEN
- What yellowfin is marketed asAHI
- “People ___ talking”ARE
- Indy inits.STP