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The full solution for the NY Times April 28 2024 Crossword puzzle is displayed below. This puzzle was authored by Mike Ellison and edited by Joel fa*gliano. The name of this puzzle is The Sounds of Music.
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NYT Across Clues
- 1 Cartoondom’s “Princess of Power”SHERA
- 6 Flat formationMESA
- 10 Jockish sortBRO
- 13 Short request at a salon?BOBCUT
- 19 What a conductor might wear to a concertTUXED
- 20 Ice cream parlor requestONESCOOP
- 22 Gazing angrilyAGLARE
- 23 SplitINTWO
- 24 One of a trio of famous tenorsPAVAROTT
- 25 “Breaking Bad” and “The Wire,” for exampleDRAMAS
- 26 Comparative that’s an inadvisable starting choice in WordleRARER
- 27 TableauSCENE
- 28 Rodgers and Hammerstein’s only musical written for TVCINDERELL
- 30 Zenith’s oppositeNADIR
- 32 Talk smack aboutTRASH
- 34 Mangy muttCUR
- 35 Disney voice role for Idina MenzelELSA
- 36 Some kicksNIKES
- 38 Exec in techCIO
- 40 Pollen carrierBEE
- 42 Like many roofsSHINGLED
- 46 What Beethoven’s next symphony would have beenTENTH
- 48 SomeABITOF
- 53 Needle holderCONIFER
- 54 Reference onlineLINKTO
- 55 Percussive shakerMARACA
- 56 ___ Colonies, communal society that went on to form an appliance companyAMANA
- 57 1988 #1 country hit for Randy TravisITOLDYOUS
- 60 BumpkinYOKEL
- 61 Locale for one leg of the Triple Crown of MotorsportLEMANS
- 63 Grammy-winning Beyoncé hit of 2009HALO
- 64 Staccato markingDOT
- 66 ___ Smith, drummer for Alice CooperNEAL
- 67 With 76-Across, genre for Fall Out BoyEMO
- 68 Classical singers?SIRENS
- 70 Slopes attire resembling overallsSKIBIB
- 73 New wave’s Adam ___ANT
- 74 First word when thanking Mr. RobotoDOMO
- 76 See 67-AcrossPOP
- 77 Lennon who co-wrote the Oscar-winning short “War Is Over!”SEAN
- 78 AdmitsCOPSTO
- 80 Settings for timersOVENS
- 82 Rapper who shares part of his name with the world’s tallest buildingWIZKHALIF
- 86 Golf gimmeTAPIN
- 87 Robert Matthew Van ___, real name of rap’s Vanilla IceWINKLE
- 89 Sweetened cornmeal in Mexican cuisinePINOLE
- 90 Mounted onASTRIDE
- 92 Amount after deductionsNETPAY
- 93 ExpelsSPEWS
- 94 Hats worn by NapoleonBICORNES
- 95 Steely Dan hit that charted for 19 straight weeksPEG
- 97 Brief instantSEC
- 98 Kind of billiards with no pocketsCAROM
- 99 Musical’s beginningACTI
- 103 BusterBUB
- 105 Like bossa nova or salsaLATIN
- 107 Question asked in a “Les Misérables” songWHOAM
- 111 Classic tune inspiring a joke about eelsTHATSAMOR
- 114 “Toodles”SEEYA
- 116 Marsalis family patriarchELLIS
- 118 Mark who played Luke SkywalkerHAMILL
- 119 Doctor’s note, perhapsREFERRAL
- 121 “Easy on Me” singerADELE
- 122 Narrow soccer victoryONENIL
- 123 Musical slideGLISSAND
- 124 Female foxVIXEN
- 125 Guitar cords?STRAPS
- 126 Ages upon agesEON
- 127 ExxonMobil brand, abroadESSO
- 128 Necessity for beer or breadYEAST
NYT Vertical Clues
- 1 RouseSTIR
- 2 Chinese province known for its spicy cuisineHUNAN
- 3 What guacamole often costsEXTRA
- 4 Get hitched againREWED
- 5 Groupies, e.g.ADORINGFANS
- 6 Beatles hairdosMOPS
- 7 Written in code?ENACTED
- 8 Cuts offSEVERS
- 9 Flexible positionASANA
- 10 “That’s such a bummer!”BOO
- 11 Campus mil. programROTC
- 12 ___ chiasm, section at the lower front part of the brainOPTIC
- 13 Disorienting thing to wake up fromBADDREAM
- 14 Fabled monsterOGRE
- 15 TrumpetBLARE
- 16 Bumpy ride?CAMEL
- 17 Eurasian mountain rangeURALS
- 18 Pioneer in electricityTESLA
- 21 Gradually increase in volumeCRESCENDO
- 29 Small lumpNUB
- 31 IrritateRILE
- 33 Suspicious, informallyHINKY
- 37 Actress Russell of “The Americans”KERI
- 39 Quattro x dueOTTO
- 41 Marketplace originally called AuctionWebEBAY
- 42 Cut back ? or an alternative title for this puzzle?SCALEDOWN
- 43 Bit of living room footageHOMEMOVIE
- 44 “I’ll be with you shortly”INAMOMENT
- 45 Singing SimoneNINA
- 46 Cash coffersTILLS
- 47 Whose performances were as astonishing as all get-out?HOUDINI
- 49 Hotel room freebieIRON
- 50 Go drivingTAKEASPIN
- 51 Destroyer of a castle, perhapsOCEANTIDE
- 52 Autumn colors ? or an alternative title for this puzzle?FALLTONES
- 54 Term in both finance and linguisticsLOAN
- 58 Gladys Knight’s backup groupTHEPIPS
- 59 WeepSOB
- 62 Scotch samplingSIP
- 65 Twirling one’s hair, e.g.TIC
- 69 Part of a Battleship guessROW
- 70 Some special ops personnelSEALS
- 71 Vegetable with a “dinosaur” varietyKALE
- 72 Like musical mixes that overly emphasize bass notesBOTTOMHEAVY
- 75 Doing mess hall duties, for shortONKP
- 77 Featured performancesSHOWCASES
- 79 One of a trio of famous CatherinesPARR
- 81 Hit (with), as a fineSLAP
- 83 Closes, as a suitcaseZIPS
- 84 Prepare to pop the questionKNEEL
- 85 Science exhibitionFAIR
- 88 Audience, to an advertiserEYEBALLS
- 91 Barge typeSCOW
- 94 Trees that can grow multiple acres wideBANYANS
- 96 Grocery checkout stapleGUM
- 98 Some Olds of oldCIERAS
- 99 Eldest of the Three MusketeersATHOS
- 100 Gregorian songCHANT
- 101 More subduedTAMER
- 102 1986 autobiography of the “Queen of Rock ?n? Roll”ITINA
- 104 Comic pianist known as “The Clown Prince of Denmark”BORGE
- 106 To the pointTERSE
- 108 Throwback hitOLDIE
- 109 Speaker’s voice?ALEXA
- 110 Jazz trumpeter DavisMILES
- 112 GoofSLIP
- 113 Corporate move, for shortRELO
- 115 Footwear retailer founded in MontrealALDO
- 117 Email folderSENT
- 120 “The end”FIN
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1 thought on “NYT Crossword Answers 04/28/24”
GFE
April 28, 2024 at 6:07 am
I got all the clues, but the timer keeps running. Was each box of a clue with a note of the scale supposed to be entered as a rebus with two letters (i.e., tuxeDO) or was the last letter assumed to be in the adjoining vertical box (i.e. tuxeD)?
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