New York Times Answers - Thursday, 31st October 2024

There are 37 across clues and 33 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Thursday, 31st October 2024. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Go downhill fast, maybe
AAcross 5:	Instigate
AAcross 11:	Little while
AAcross 14:	Adjective often paired with "hearty"
AAcross 15:	The "boy" in the Broadway lyric "Never before has a boy wanted more!"
AAcross 16:	Cruise through
AAcross 17:	"Duh!," in textspeak	OBVS
AAcross 18:	Noted convention center?
AAcross 19:	"Moo, ___, La La La!" (children's book)
AAcross 20:	June observance	PRIDEMONTH
AAcross 22:	Pastry whose dough is used in making pigs in a blanket
AAcross 24:	Common situations in time travel narratives
AAcross 26:	The emperor Caligula wanted to name his a consul, in legend
AAcross 27:	Lowercase "n" lookalike
AAcross 28:	Its cups aren't supposed to runneth over
AAcross 29:	Singer Lewis	HUEY
AAcross 30:	Last word in the full title of Cervantes's most famous novel	MANCHA
AAcross 33:	Pigeonry
AAcross 34:	Halloween-themed hit, with a hint to four squares in this puzzle	MONSTERMASH
AAcross 36:	What the puck is going on?
AAcross 37:	" … have it your way, then"	ORDONT
AAcross 38:	BeBe's sister, in a gospel duo	CECE
AAcross 39:	Something "dead" in a haunted corn maze?
AAcross 40:	___ powder (manicure type)
AAcross 43:	It comes from the heart
AAcross 45:	Summer drink made from the fruits of two tropical trees	MANGOLEMONADE
AAcross 48:	Graphic showing the status of a download, say	PROGRESSBAR
AAcross 50:	Like Polish, but not polish
AAcross 51:	Lionizing lines
AAcross 52:	General during the Clone Wars	KENOBI
AAcross 54:	"Last Christmas" pop duo
AAcross 55:	Marble count for each side in Chinese checkers
AAcross 56:	Opposite of a jumbo shake?
AAcross 57:	Prefix with trust or rust
AAcross 58:	Sounds of hesitation
AAcross 59:	Recorded, in a way	ONTAPE
AAcross 60:	Throw hard, in modern slang	YEET
DDown 1:	Quaint store
DDown 2:	Maze runner	LABRAT
DDown 3:	"Mistress of the Dark" in a 1988 film	ELVIRA
DDown 4:	"Othello" role	DESDEMONA
DDown 5:	Sound sounds
DDown 6:	Encouragement to a flamenco performer
DDown 7:	Cut finely
DDown 8:	Civil rights leader Medgar
DDown 9:	Campbell of horror film fame
DDown 10:	Just terrible, in slang
DDown 11:	One of the original five inductees into the Baseball Hall of Fame
DDown 12:	"Yes, that's abundantly clear"	ICANSEE
DDown 13:	Source of refreshments on a train to London
DDown 21:	Financial institution with A.T.M.s known as "Green Machines"	TDBANK
DDown 23:	Fellow presenter
DDown 25:	Art knife brand	XACTO
DDown 30:	Paintings in the "Water Lilies" series, e.g.	MONETS
DDown 31:	Dating app for queer women
DDown 32:	Elizabeth of cosmetics	ARDEN
DDown 33:	Openness
DDown 34:	Certain edible seedlings	MICROGREENS
DDown 35:	Khan tract?	MONGOLEMPIRE
DDown 36:	Keep in stock, say
DDown 38:	"Breakfast at Tiffany's" author
DDown 40:	"Apollo and ___" (Bernini masterpiece)
DDown 41:	Kick around some concepts
DDown 42:	Aspiring driver's need
DDown 44:	Invite for	ASKTO
DDown 45:	Painter whose "Olympia" caused controversy for its depiction of a sex worker
DDown 46:	Result of burning sage
DDown 47:	"Not happening!"
DDown 49:	2016 election nickname
DDown 53:	Catchy song