Please see below all the crossword clues along with the correct answers for the NYT Crossword March 20 2024.
Twitch e.g. – SPASM
Description: A reference to the popular live streaming platform, primarily known for video game streaming.
Highway to Hell band – ACDC
Description: The iconic rock band AC/DC, known for their hit song “Highway to Hell.”
Go ___ (game cry) – FISH
Description: A common exclamation in games encouraging a team or player, often filled with “team” or a player’s name.
Marx brother with a curly wig – HARPO
Description: Refers to Harpo Marx, known for his silent roles and curly blonde wig.
Wait what?! – WHOA
Description: An expression of disbelief or confusion, often used when someone hears something surprising or unclear.
End of a noodle? – IDEA
Description: Likely a playful reference to the letter ‘E,’ which is the end of the word “noodle.”
101 – INTROCLASS
Description: Could refer to the basic or introductory level of knowledge about a subject, as in “subject 101.”
7 – BOND
Description: This could refer to many things, including a lucky number in many cultures or days of the week.
Seder holiday – PESACH
Description: Refers to Passover, a Jewish holiday during which a Seder meal is held.
Reach a max – PEAK
Description: To hit the maximum limit or capacity of something.
Just kidding! – NOT
Description: A phrase used to indicate that what was said previously was meant in jest.
Passing fancy – WHIM
Description: A brief and non-serious interest or enthusiasm in something.
Small intimate restaurant – BISTRO
Description: Could be referring to a bistro, known for such settings.
Berate with out -BAWL
Description: To scold or criticize harshly.
420 – CANNABIS
Description: A number commonly associated with cannabis culture.
Cry repeated in the 1980s dance tune Hot Hot Hot – OLE
Description: Likely refers to “Ole, Ole” or a similar chant from the song.
Czech form of Charles – KAREL
Description: This is likely “Karel,” a common Czech variant of the name Charles.
Subjects of a Twist on it ad campaign – OREOS
Description: Needs specific context, but it might refer to a product or service that had a unique advertising angle.
Instrument for Bela Fleck – BANJO
Description: Refers to the banjo, the instrument played by the renowned musician Bela Fleck.
Mini maker – BMW
Description: Likely refers to the automotive company Mini, known for producing small cars.
Prolonged attack – SIEGE
Description: Could refer to a siege or an extended period of confrontation.
Eponym of a neighborhood in Queens – ASTOR
Description: This could refer to a specific person after whom a neighborhood in Queens, NY, is named.
This sucks! – LEECH
Description: A colloquial expression of disappointment or dissatisfaction.
Anger – IRE
Description: A strong feeling of annoyance, displeasure, or hostility.
666 – THEBEAST
Description: Often referred to as the “number of the Beast,” associated with satanic or evil connotations.
Arise (from) – STEM
Description: To emerge or come into being.
Like some music that’s challenging to sing – ATONAL
Description: Possibly referring to complex or operatic music.
Golf hazard – TRAP
Description: Refers to an obstacle or difficult area on a golf course, like a bunker or water hazard.
Shout after sneaking up on someone – BOO
Description: Commonly “Boo!” or similar surprise exclamation.
Really not feeling it? – NUMB
Description: Expressing a lack of enthusiasm or interest.
Members of a woolly herd – LLAMAS
Description: Likely refers to sheep, known for their woolly coats.
411 – INFO
Description: Slang for information or news, deriving from the telephone number for directory assistance.
360 – FULLCIRCLE
Description: Could symbolize a complete turnaround or a comprehensive perspective.
Pricey – DEAR
Description: Describes something that is expensive.
Chimney vent – FLUE
Description: Part of a chimney used for ventilation.
Spanish for roasted -ASADA
Description: The word “asado” refers to a roasting technique or dish in Spanish cuisine.
Commits a faux pas – ERRS
Description: To make a social mistake or blunder.
Toy on many a vintage Christmas card – SLED
Description: Could refer to classic toys depicted in old holiday cards, like a rocking horse.
Determined to do – SETON
Description: Showing resolve or firmness in intending to accomplish something.
Arizona in Hawaii e.g. – SHIP
Description: Likely refers to the USS Arizona Memorial at Pearl Harbor in Hawaii.
One in a mullion? – BOBA
Description: A mullion is a structural element in a window; this could be a play on words or a specific architectural reference.
Ceramics cinema etc. – ABIDE
Description: These are examples of arts or cultural subjects.
Manspread e.g. – PANE
Description: A term for sitting with legs wide apart, typically in public transportation, encroaching on others’ space.
Be a sponge – ALAS
Description: To absorb information readily or be eager to learn.
Hole-punching tool – TONER
Description: Refers to a device used to create holes in materials, like paper or fabric.
Become dry as lips – ARTS
Description: Likely referring to chapped or cracked lips.
Pharmacist’s amount – WENTTOOFAR
Description: Refers to the quantity or dosage of medication dispensed by a pharmacist.
Winter melon – SPRAWL
Description: A type of large fruit that is typically consumed as a vegetable, especially in Asian cuisines.
I’m busy that night often – JOHN
Description: A common excuse to decline invitations or events.
Where? – ORS
Description: A basic question concerning location or place.
Title with a tilde – MOOCH
Description: Refers to a word like “Señor” or “Niño,” where the tilde (~) appears over the “n” in Spanish.
Was left with no other choice – KOREAN
Description: Had to take a particular action out of necessity.
Niña – CHICA
Description: Spanish for “girl,” or part of the historical ship pair with Pinta and Santa Maria.
Full stop – BLUFFS
Description: Another term for a period, marking the end of a sentence.
Kind of cake with a swirl – AWL
Description: Likely referring to a marble cake or similar dessert.
Norwegian name that gained global prominence in 2010 – MARBLE
Description: Possibly “Anders” or another name linked to significant events.
___ Fett Star Wars bounty hunter – MULL
Description: Refers to Boba Fett from the Star Wars franchise.
Sighed aside – CHAP
Description: An expression of relief or resignation, typically uttered to the side or under one’s breath.
Overstepped – NEMEA
Description: To go beyond accepted boundaries or limits.
Site of a Herculean feat – BLUE
Description: Refers to locations from the classical myths of Hercules’ labors.
Diamondbacks’ div. – DOSE
Description: Likely refers to the Arizona Diamondbacks’ division in Major League Baseball.
Like Kia and Samsung – NLWEST
Description: Both are major South Korean corporations.
Folklore monster – LED
Description: Refers to mythical creatures from traditional beliefs or tales.
Look – CASABA
Description: Could be a directive to observe something or a noun describing one’s
English version of 61-Down – CTRLC
Description: Without the specific context of 61-Down, this typically would ask for the English equivalent of a non-English word or name provided in the clue at position 61.
Copy command on a PC – KIBOSH
Description: Refers to the function or keyboard shortcut (usually Ctrl+C) used to copy selected data or text to the clipboard on a personal computer.
Steep banks – ALIAS
Description: Could refer to sharply inclined edges of a river or stream, or metaphorically to financial institutions with exorbitant rates, though the former is more common in non-economic contexts.
Unimpressive attendance-wise – FIB
Description: Describes an event, meeting, or performance that had a low turnout or fewer participants or audience members than expected.
Put up with – SIRI
Description: Means to tolerate or endure something or someone that is often annoying or unpleasant.
Skin care product – SPARSE
Description: Refers to any cream, lotion, or treatment applied to the skin, intended to moisturize, protect, or improve its condition.
Smith or Jones on occasion – IDONTSEEIT
Description: This clue suggests a common surname, indicating the answer might relate to a typical or generic name.
Contemplate – MCAT
Description: To consider or think about something thoughtfully and at length.
Down – SENOR
Description: This could refer to several meanings depending on the context, such as feeling depressed, the direction opposite of up, or the soft feathers used as insulation in birds and in some bedding and garments.
Future doc’s exam – OGRE
Description: Refers to a test that medical students must take, such as the USMLE (United States Medical Licensing Examination) for students in the U.S.
Brand of shoes and handbags – ALDO
Description: This could be any well-known company that manufactures both shoes and handbags, such as Gucci, Prada, or Coach.
Irish version of 40-Down – HADTO
Description: Similar to the English version clue, this would require the specific context of 40-Down, looking for an Irish equivalent or translation.
Option words – SEEM
Description: This might refer to words that frequently appear in options or choices, such as “Yes,” “No,” “All of the above,” or could pertain to specific phrases in a settings menu.
Played first after the deal – SEAN
Description: In card games, this could refer to the player who makes the initial move following the distribution of cards.