New York Times Crossword Puzzle Answers Today 08/30/2020. Take a glimpse at August 30 2020 Answers.
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Across
- Selling point?
- “___ Catch ‘Em All” (Pokémon theme song)
- Gastric malady
- Word aptly found in “price control”
- Nobel laureate Morrison
- Longtime daily TV show about the rich and famous
- Mandarin greeting
- One-named singer with Grammys in 1985 and 2010
- Protected, in a way
- Mathematical field that includes the 81-Across
- Irritated mood
- Custom-made, as a suit
- Psychic energy fields
- The Sims and others
- Regal home
- Remains here?
- “Ciao!”
- Magical resource in Magic: The Gathering
- Pianist’s pace
- Sounds of disapproval
- 7/
- Duds
- Actress Susan of “The Partridge Family”
- Soleus muscle locale
- “… you get the idea”
- Course for a non-Anglophone, for short
- Keebler crew
- Worker who might check all the boxes?
- What may come after you
- Invitation from a host
- Scrap, slangily
- Goddess of witchcraft
- Hall-of-Fame QB Dawson
- Split
- A.L. East team … or, using the shaded square, what a little movement by this puzzle’s subject might cause
- Kerfuffle
- “Pitch Perfect” a cappella group, with “the”
- “Let’s do this!”
- Bound for
- Log
- Prefix with -sphere
- “You got it!”
- Goblinlike creatures
- Practical joke
- Anesthetic of old
- Tick off
- Pop singer known for wearing face-covering wigs
- When “Laverne & Shirley” ran for most of its run: Abbr.
- Visionaries
- Subject of this puzzle, as suggested visually by its central black squares
- Sports figure
- First name in the freezer aisle
- Southeast Asian language
- Flowed into
- Table scraps
- 21st Greek letter
- Famous literary nickname, with “The”
- “Catch-22” pilot
- Spanish title: Abbr.
- Period
- Computer data structure
- Up
- Ready to crash
- With 113-Across, end of the definition
- See 109-Across
- Assessment: Abbr.
- “Doe, ___ …”
- Exchanges words, say
- Bit of cunning
- Repeated word in a Doris Day song
- They have pointy teeth
- Ish
- Words of clarification when spelling
- Math grouping seen in curly brackets
- Tolkien race
- Handles, as an account, in brief
- Eight-bit gaming console, for short
Down
- Wild guess
- One of 42 on a Connect Four board
- Start of a definition of the 81-Across
- Baker’s container
- Creature that can lick its own eyes
- Half of O.H.M.S.
- After-dinner offering
- Like “Waiting for Godot”
- Convinced
- Blue
- Dupes, in a way
- Stand-up comic Margaret
- Wyatt, Morgan and Virgil of the Wild West
- Rolls-___
- Some college assignments
- Middle of the definition
- Comics dog who walks on two feet
- N.B.A. team with black-and-white uniforms
- “I’m listening …”
- Wild Asian equines
- Break out
- 1957 Broadway hit starring Robert Preston, with “The”
- Twitch.tv user
- Rabbit in a red dress
- Noted 1836 battle site
- They’re parked at national parks
- Mate for life?
- Cereal that changes the color of the milk
- Director DuVernay
- Clear a path for
- Bleeps
- Toy on a grooved track
- Help to settle
- Another name for Cupid
- The last of the Pillars of Islam
- Seeing red?
- Not on time for
- Temporarily adopt, as a pet
- Pot
- Tulsa sch.
- Canceling key
- Timetable abbr.
- Traditional Valentine’s Day gift
- Croft of Tomb Raider
- Tiny terriers
- N.Y.C. summer hrs.
- Black suit
- Does really well
- Going rate?
- Return to a theme, as in a symphony
- Vine support
- Bring down
- “Ciao!”
- Response to a puppy video, maybe
- Middle black key in a group of three, on a piano
- Some laptops
- Sci-fi moon
- John Wayne, by birth
- Current fashion
- Paradise
- Tidy
- On an airplane, it’s filled with nitrogen rather than air
- Assumed part of some addresses
- Those: Sp.