New York Times Answers - Thursday, 11th April 2024

There are 37 across clues and 43 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Thursday, 11th April 2024. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Slicing and dicing, say
AAcross 5:	Training unit
AAcross 8:	Share of the supply
AAcross 14:	Italian for "year"
AAcross 15:	___ word	INA
AAcross 16:	Lacking the wherewithal
AAcross 17:	Head-scratchers?
AAcross 18:	Subjects in a series of van Gogh landscape paintings	OLIVETREES
AAcross 20:	Pricey basketball tickets
AAcross 22:	Ending with fluor- or chlor-
AAcross 23:	Serious ___ (popular cooking blog)
AAcross 24:	Some baby shower gifts	ONESIES
AAcross 26:	Self images?
AAcross 28:	Modern scanning target
AAcross 30:	Something to take when you're in the dark
AAcross 34:	Abandoned
AAcross 38:	Rare
AAcross 40:	Not in one's head, say
AAcross 41:	Alternative to a handshake
AAcross 43:	Vintner's concern
AAcross 44:	With 46-Across, some areas in Clue … or a hint to the first, fourth, twelfth and fifteenth rows of this puzzle
AAcross 46:	See 44-Across
AAcross 48:	Take a hit
AAcross 49:	Good hosts make them
AAcross 51:	"This is Me ... Now" singer, familiarly	JLO
AAcross 52:	Head-scratchers
AAcross 57:	"Jaws" menace
AAcross 60:	Commonly mined material that's relatively rare in Earth's crust (about 2 p.p.m.)
AAcross 62:	Lender you shouldn't trust
AAcross 63:	Whales and alligators might be seen on them	POLOSHIRTS
AAcross 66:	Celebration in the worship of Bacchus
AAcross 67:	Like stubble
AAcross 68:	Comedian ___ Martin
AAcross 69:	Spill
AAcross 70:	Valuable property
AAcross 71:	Choice for a round
AAcross 72:	Institution with galleries in Liverpool and Cornwall
DDown 1:	"Nurse Jackie" star
DDown 2:	Something that can be red or white, but not blue
DDown 3:	When theatrical special effects happen, one hopes	ONCUE
DDown 4:	Workhorses
DDown 5:	Casino that houses the Penn & Teller Theater
DDown 6:	Draft status
DDown 7:	Settled up
DDown 8:	French translation of the Spanish "calle"
DDown 9:	Alternatives to blinds
DDown 10:	___ VanDerveer, coach who holds the record for the most wins in college basketball history (1,200+)
DDown 11:	"Pfft"	IBET
DDown 12:	Chorus for los toreadores
DDown 13:	Platform for playing Kirby's Adventure	NES
DDown 19:	Place to take shots
DDown 21:	Diatribe
DDown 25:	"There's something in the pantry!"
DDown 27:	Prosecution figs.
DDown 29:	Not right (for)
DDown 30:	N.K. Jemisin's "Broken Earth" trilogy, for one
DDown 31:	What has degrees in math?
DDown 32:	Common Photoshop target
DDown 33:	Appeals to
DDown 34:	Like lightning
DDown 35:	Product made from vegetable oil
DDown 36:	Be awesome, informally
DDown 37:	100%, so to speak
DDown 39:	Crème de ___ (liqueur)
DDown 42:	Kind of leave or guidance
DDown 45:	'Fore
DDown 47:	Author Joe Hill, vis-à-vis Stephen King
DDown 50:	Terse denial	NOTI
DDown 51:	Walter's meth-dealing partner on "Breaking Bad"
DDown 53:	Suddenly go silent, in modern dating lingo
DDown 54:	"The Jeffersons" actress Gibbs	MARLA
DDown 55:	Insider language
DDown 56:	Verb akin to "Zoom"
DDown 57:	"The Hound of the Baskervilles" location
DDown 58:	Jai ___	ALAI
DDown 59:	Average
DDown 61:	Name found in "affirmation"	IRMA
DDown 63:	Doctor sought for a checkup, in brief
DDown 64:	___ Honor
DDown 65:	"Capeesh?"