The October 27 2024 Puzzle Answers are listed below in such order that they are easy to find.
The puzzles get harder and harder to solve and more complex as the week passes
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- Across
- 1a Exams first administered in 1926 SATS
- 5a View from St. Moritz ALPS
- 9a “I thought you were my friend!?” ETTU
- 13a Load of laundry WASH
- 17a Jeweler’s unit KARAT
- 19a Complete journey ⦠or what 84-Down makes in this puzzle? ROUNDTRIP
- 21a Woodworker’s spinner LATHE
- 22a Like Yeats, but not Keats IRISH
- 23a Aids in car buying AUTOLOANS
- 24a Remove from packaging UNBOX
- 25a Complete some reps DOASET
- 27a In the red OWING
- 28a Do-to-do delivery? OCTAVE
- 29a Joan Cusack and Robert Downey Jr. each spent one season on it, for short SNL
- 30a Certain court documents BRIEFS
- 33a In which 1 + 1 equals 10 BINARY
- 36a Former senator Kennedy TED
- 37a Completing a cycle, like 84-Down in this puzzle? GOINGFULLCIRCLE
- 40a “Battle Hymn of the Republic,” for one WARSONG
- 42a Borrower’s note IOU
- 43a Like many verification codes EMAILED
- 46a Impressively tough, in slang BADASS
- 47a Crocheting template PATTERN
- 50a Re-lease? SUBLET
- 52a Nickname for a 2000s Yankee slugger AROD
- 53a Montreal hockey player, to fans HAB
- 54a Check scanner, for short ATM
- 56a A.P.R.-lowering option REFI
- 57a A.P., Reuters, etc. WIRES
- 59a Hudson Bay or the Caspian INLANDSEA
- 63a Hair-lightening brand SUNIN
- 64a Sherlock Holmes, e.g. LONDONER
- 66a Apt central entry for this puzzle EARTH
- 67a The Lone Ranger, to Tonto KEMOSABE
- 69a Gender-neutral possessive ONES
- 71a Possesses HAS
- 72a Office message MEMO
- 73a Millimeter-wide photo used for conveying secret messages MICRODOT
- 77a Pants, informally BRITCHES
- 81a Roofed porch LANAI
- 82a Late-night sub, say GUESTHOST
- 86a Garfield’s predecessor HAYES
- 88a Weary cry ICANTGOON
- 90a Company whose name ends in an exclamation point YAHOO
- 91a Steak option in northern Canada MOOSEMEAT
- 93a Celebrity chef Hussain who won “The Great British Bake Off” NADIYA
- 94a However YET
- 95a Fit to serve, in a way EDIBLE
- 96a Ireland, poetically ERIN
- 97a Newlyweds’ booking HONEYMOONSUITE
- 104a Behind LATE
- 105a Gives a lot of attention, with “on” DOTES
- 107a Old ___, Conn. LYME
- 108a Supermodel with a palindromic name EMME
- 109a ___ Johnson Sirleaf, Africa’s first elected female head of state ELLEN
- 110a “What have we here!” OOH
- 111a “They’ll grow out of that” ⦠or a description of eight squares in this puzzle ITSJUSTAPHASE
- 115a Every member of the C.I.A.’s K-9 unit LAB
- 116a “___ Affaire de Femmes” (1988 French classic) UNE
- 117a It can be quite sappy TREE
- 118a Half of an exchange TAT
- 119a “Let’s do it!” IMIN
- 120a Texter’s “As I see it ⦔ IMO
- 121a Co. that introduced Dungeons & Dragons TSR
- 122a Means of getting unstuck HINT
- 123a Black ___ OPS
- 124a Margaret Thatcher, e.g. TORY
- 125a Chiding sound TSK
- Down
- 1d Hits a rough patch, perhaps SKIDS
- 2d Judge seen on a bench AARON
- 3d Major ordeal TRIAL
- 4d Lip SASS
- 5d Constellation in the southern sky ARA
- 6d Reed or Rawls LOU
- 7d Delay PUTOFF
- 8d Sledder’s outfit SNOWSUIT
- 9d Color named for a famed prep school ETONBLUE
- 10d Oh-so-regrettable TRAGIC
- 11d What’s mined in a stannary TIN
- 12d Big name in shipping UPS
- 13d Wish list item WANT
- 14d Time “up” ATBAT
- 15d Act rudely in a crowd SHOVE
- 16d Did some spelling? HEXED
- 18d Jersey-born rock icon, familiarly THEBOSS
- 20d Roman numeral that anagrams to part of the eye DLI
- 21d “Charlie’s Angels” actress LUCYLIU
- 26d Charlie’s Angels and others TRIOS
- 28d Their dorsal fins can reach six feet in height ORCAS
- 31d Stopover INN
- 32d Vessel for an omelet EGGPAN
- 34d Diminuendo al ___ (“fade to nothingness,” on a score) NIENTE
- 35d Slot machine lever ARM
- 37d Marked GRADED
- 38d Property unit LOT
- 39d Europe’s highest volcano ELBRUS
- 40d Nintendo antagonist in purple overalls WARIO
- 41d Decorate ADORN
- 44d First name on the Supreme Court ELENA
- 45d Lifesaving device, for short DEFIB
- 46d Cry loudly BAWL
- 48d Skilled ABLE
- 49d Symptom of an allergic reaction RASH
- 51d Fork part TINE
- 53d Mob enforcer HIREDGOON
- 55d Add milk to a customer’s coffee, in diner lingo MAKEITMOO
- 58d Feature of James Earl Jones’s voice SONORITY
- 60d “That hits the spot!” AAH
- 61d Gun lobby org. NRA
- 62d Some N.F.L. linemen, in brief DTS
- 63d Gave a big kiss SMOOCHED
- 65d Big name in experimental music ENO
- 68d CPR expert EMT
- 70d Insignificant amount SOU
- 72d “___ Robinson” (Simon & Garfunkel hit) MRS
- 73d Cookies made with ground almond or coconut MACAROONS
- 74d Highly agitated INADITHER
- 75d Ain’t that the tooth! CANINE
- 76d Crime novelist Josephine TEY
- 77d Sound from beneath a sheet BOO
- 78d Skywalker portrayer HAMILL
- 79d Guesstimate EYEBALLIT
- 80d Elite naval groups SEALTEAMS
- 81d Nearly succeeded ⦠but there’s a catch! LINEDOUT
- 83d Green-light SAYYESTO
- 84d This puzzle’s subject THEMOON
- 85d Places for grilling HOTSEATS
- 87d Horned antelope of southern Africa STEENBOK
- 89d Cry of frustration GAH
- 92d “You follow?” SEE
- 98d Elizabeth of “WandaVision” OLSEN
- 99d A.F.C. East player NYJET
- 100d Bird that’s incapable of walking backward EMU
- 101d Ballpark figure UMP
- 102d Cry in a laser tag arena IMHIT
- 103d Spanish “I love you” TEAMO
- 106d Jedi foe SITH
- 109d Nonsense word in a playground rhyme EENY
- 112d Prefix with glyceride TRI
- 113d Gentle attention-getter TAP
- 114d Polite term of address SIR
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