Crossword Puzzle Solutions for Friday, September 19 (New York Times)
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The New York Times offers several word games, including the daily crossword puzzle. Solving this puzzle is a skill that requires practice and can be a fun way to improve mental flexibility. Here are the solutions for today's crossword puzzle:
Across
- Adopt
- Dura (durable)
- Onit (as in "on it")
- Pal
- Brag
- Brag
- RBIS (Runs batted in)
- LUNARPROBE ("Fly me to the moon!")
- Oona (Chaplin, actress)
- Oat (brand of milk)
- Jane Seymour (Third wife of King Henry VIII)
- Tacked (added)
- Fang (one of four for a bat or a cat)
- Gabor (co-star of "Moulin Rouge", 1952)
- BehindTheTimes (not with it)
- InOn (with)
- Joined (in tandem)
- Eddie (biker role in "The Rocky Horror Picture Show")
- Lat (pull-up target, for short)
- Nog (nutmeg-flavored quaff, informally)
- Faille (ribbed silk material)
- Arts (the "A" in STEAM)
- WeirdFlexButOk ("I, personally, wouldn't boast about that")
- Prove (bring the receipts for, as they say)
- GPAS (figures on a 4-point scale)
- Pier (berth place)
- Audi (car whose name means "listen" in Latin)
- RoyalFlush (ordered clubs, for example)
- Rigs (quickly assembles, with "up")
- TurnsLoose (frees)
- ISee ("Gotcha")
- Stet (editor's marking)
Down
- Alto (musical term)
- Dura (2)
- Onit (3)
- Pal (4)
- Trojan (5)
- Abe (6)
- Gestate (7)
- BookReport (8)
- Sand (9)
- PB&J (peanut butter and jelly)
- Abide (10)
- Fini (10)
- GentleGiant (11)
- Bien (12)
- Endow (12)
- Hodgepodge (13)
- HiAll (13)
- Sotto (14)
- Desk (15)
- Efron (16)
- Maus (17) (graphic novel by Art Spiegelman)
- Adverts (18)
- Expel (18)
- IRAISE (19)
- Barfly (19)
- Sari (20)
- Luis (20)
- Pyre (21) (as in a fire)
- BOS (22) (A.L. East team, on scoreboards)
- Ossso (23) (Italian for bone)
- She's (24)
- Out (25)
Strands hint for Friday, September 19 is "Morn" ("It 'smiles on the frowning night,' in 'Romeo and Juliet'").
In space, Yo-yos cannot "sleep" (63).
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