The October 29 2023 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 You can search by clue name, number or direction for example for 2 Across clue just type '2A' or '2D' for 2nd down clue.
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- Across
- 1a OutKast or Black Star
- 7a Shift neighbor
- 11a Striped minnow used in drug development
- 20a Character who lives on the “tippy-top floor” of the Plaza Hotel
- 21a What integrals calculate
- 22a Got comfortable with
- 23a Holiday building material (GABARDINE)
- 25a Stay up all night finishing a book, maybe (GABARDINE)
- 26a Chocolate brand with a mountain logo
- 27a Like some language exams
- 28a Slangy term of endearment
- 29a “You ___?”
- 30a Without
- 31a Lighter alternative to a laptop
- 32a Makes some stitches
- 33a “Siddhartha” author
- 34a Elixir
- 36a In itself
- 37a Captcha target
- 38a Washington post (SATEEN)
- 40a Thumbs-up (SATEEN)
- 44a James of “The Blacklist”
- 46a Location for a tragus piercing
- 47a Site with a “Culturally Jewish” option
- 50a “Calvin and Hobbes” bully
- 51a The Diamondbacks, on scoreboards
- 52a Fare that’s filled and folded
- 55a Fends (off)
- 56a Makes a decision
- 57a Lead-in to wife or life
- 58a “Pay attention!”
- 59a Mongolian word in an honorary title
- 60a Brooklyn art school
- 61a Having similar qualities … or what four pairs of answers in this puzzle are?
- 65a French film director Claire
- 66a Rapper who popularized Auto-Tune
- 67a Hawkins who wrote “The Girl on the Train” (2015)
- 68a Mother ___
- 70a Latin “Behold!”
- 71a Clog in a bathtub drain, maybe
- 72a Monkeys (around)
- 73a Part of an old-age plan, for short
- 74a Nev. neighbor
- 75a Where Six Flags theme parks originated
- 76a Severe punishment
- 77a Floors
- 79a Precursor to the main act (NEOPRENE)
- 81a Liable to make mistakes (NEOPRENE)
- 84a Follower of sit or stand
- 85a Object of wishful thinking?
- 87a “___ we all?”
- 88a Like most running shoes
- 91a Easily shockable sort
- 92a Recipe verb
- 93a “Pop ___,” British show that launched Simon Cowell’s TV career
- 97a List ender
- 98a Voting groups
- 99a 12-month rentals, often: Abbr.
- 100a Country that’s more than 2,600 miles long
- 101a Grabbing distance (CASHMERE)
- 103a Philadelphia specialty (CASHMERE)
- 105a Carnival performer
- 106a Jamaican tangelo
- 107a Got close to, with “on”
- 108a “Understood”
- 109a Big ask?
- 110a Reacts to a grand gesture, maybe
- Down
- 1d Grand
- 2d Skirt style
- 3d Ornate garden features
- 4d Broken down
- 5d Visits, as a restroom
- 6d “Love, Reign ___ Me” (song by the Who)
- 7d Formula 1 event
- 8d Sole protector?
- 9d True
- 10d Young fellow
- 11d Famed New York City deli
- 12d Weed gummy, e.g.
- 13d Bugaboos
- 14d Dungeons & Dragons and others, for short
- 15d Did a great job, in Gen Z lingo
- 16d Pride : lions :: business : ___
- 17d Components of a mind map
- 18d Super-big fans
- 19d ____ conjecture, one of math’s Millennium Prize Problems
- 24d Toy with verbal commands
- 28d Lancaster of old Hollywood
- 31d Ready for battle, say
- 32d Galette fruit
- 33d “Weapon” in a backyard water fight
- 35d Unrepeated instances
- 36d Kind of moss
- 37d What vampires don’t turn into, in “Twilight”
- 38d Gave in
- 39d Get seriously conked
- 41d Understand someone else’s side
- 42d Away
- 43d Try out
- 44d Altman who’s the C.E.O. of OpenAI
- 45d Energy sanctions measure
- 47d A red one is sweeter than a green one
- 48d Soaps, e.g.
- 49d Goodbyes
- 53d Carbon levy, for instance
- 54d Filipino spring roll
- 55d “As It ___” (Harry Styles hit)
- 56d It’s found next to mercurio on the periodic table
- 59d Bear’s home
- 60d Type of quasiparticle
- 62d Common Father’s Day gift
- 63d Towel word
- 64d How everything appears in hindsight
- 65d Visual arts style
- 69d “Hip Hop Is Dead” musical artist
- 71d Towel word
- 72d Dark plain on the moon’s surface
- 75d Take care of
- 76d Baguette topper
- 78d “It must be exhausting always rooting for the ___” (Taylor Swift lyric)
- 80d TV ratings name
- 81d Extrema
- 82d Kind of comb
- 83d Rainbow creator
- 85d Mr. Whipple of old commercials, e.g.
- 86d Trick-taking card game
- 88d Thumbs (through)
- 89d Some hotel lobbies
- 90d Car model whose name comes from the Japanese word for “crown”
- 91d Who said “Opinion is the medium between knowledge and ignorance”
- 92d Something that may be cast
- 94d Painter Rivera
- 95d “WandaVision” actress Elizabeth
- 96d ___ United, English soccer team
- 98d Grin with a glow
- 99d Ship that may have inspired Homer’s “Odyssey”
- 100d Masticate
- 102d Old car inits.
- 103d Part of a Yahtzee set
- 104d Pharmacy giant