Listed below you will find a detailed guide for NYT Crossword September 14 2024 Answers including a short description for each of the clues today’s puzzle had.

NYT Crossword September 14 2024 Answers

• Red in the face say – ASHAMED
  Feeling embarrassed or guilty, often resulting in blushing.
• Bumped things – FISTS
  Refers to a fist bump, a common gesture of greeting or celebration where two people lightly touch fists.
• Baseball mascot with a fluffy green snout – PHANATIC
  Refers to the Phillie Phanatic, the official mascot of the Philadelphia Phillies.
• Home to Sun Valley – IDAHO
  Sun Valley is a resort city in Idaho, known for its skiing and outdoor recreation.
• Many Renaissance thinkers – POLYMATHS
  Refers to individuals with knowledge in a wide range of subjects, like Leonardo da Vinci.
• Woman in dire need? – RENEE
  A playful clue that hints at the name “Renee,” which sounds like “re-needy.”
• ___ Sea Lice (collaborative album by Courtney Barnett and Kurt Vile) – LOTTA
  Refers to the 2017 collaborative album Lotta Sea Lice by Courtney Barnett and Kurt Vile.
• Peyton Manning for much of his N.F.L. career – COLT
  Peyton Manning played for the Indianapolis Colts for the majority of his NFL career.
• Sister label of Volt Records – STAX
  Stax Records is a famous American record label that focused on soul music, closely associated with Volt Records.
• Brand seen on Canadian highway signs – ESSO
  Esso is the Canadian name for ExxonMobil, a popular brand of fuel stations.
• Interjection of interest – OHCOOL
  A casual exclamation expressing mild excitement or interest.
• Case worker: Abbr. – ATT
  Short for “Attorney,” a legal professional handling cases.
• Job that anyone could see themselves doing? – WINDOWWASHER
  A pun referring to the profession of cleaning windows.
• Temper – ANNEAL
  Refers to the process of heating and slowly cooling metal to remove internal stresses and improve toughness.
• Actress Weaving of 2022’s Babylon – SAMARA
  Refers to Samara Weaving, an Australian actress known for her role in Babylon (2022).
• Highly rated French vineyards – CRUS
  “Crus” refers to high-quality vineyards or wine-producing regions in France.
• Cry of delight – YAY
  A common expression of happiness or excitement.
• Muscles used in rowing for short – LATS
  The latissimus dorsi muscles, commonly referred to as “lats,” are used in rowing and other pulling exercises.
• Doesn’t stick out – FITSIN
  To blend in or not be noticeable in a group or environment.
• Comes to – TOTALS
  The final amount after summing everything up.
• No backing out now – ITSADONEDEAL
  A phrase used when something is finalized and cannot be undone.
• It once ran the headline Santa Dies on Xmas Trip: Abbr. – NYT
  Refers to the New York Times (NYT), known for its iconic headlines.
• Dentist’s concern – ENAMEL
  The hard, outer layer of teeth that protects them from decay and damage.
• Celeb with a #1 single and an acting Oscar – CHER
  Refers to Cher, the famous singer and actress who has won both a Grammy and an Academy Award.
• When repeated college party chant – CHUG
  A chant encouraging someone to drink a beverage quickly.
• What the ancient Romans called the Cupid stone considering it a symbol of love – OPAL
  Opals were believed to be symbols of love in ancient Roman times.
• Aid in skyscraper construction – CRANE
  A large machine used in construction to lift heavy materials to great heights.
• Seen enough – HADIT
  A phrase used when someone is fed up or tired of something.
• Hard things to ignore metaphorically – ELEPHANTS
  Refers to the expression “elephants in the room,” meaning obvious issues people avoid discussing.
• Musical character who sings Just You Wait – ELIZA
  Refers to Eliza Doolittle from the musical My Fair Lady.
• Where a rope ladder might lead – TREEFORT
  A small fort or platform built in a tree, often accessed by a rope ladder.
• M.I.T. school – SLOAN
  Refers to the Sloan School of Management at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT).
• Apollo was conceived in them – SIXTIES
  Refers to the Apollo space missions, many of which were conceived in the 1960s.
• Gala e.g. – APPLE
  Refers to the Gala variety of apples.
• Dismisses unceremoniously – FINCHES
  A playful clue possibly referring to the abrupt dismissal of someone, like how a bird might “fly away” quickly.
• Pulls up – SHOOS
  To “shoo” someone away means to dismiss or drive them off.
• Where the average American lives – CITYHALL
  Could refer to the idea that local government represents the interests of average citizens.
• Word with the same meaning in English Swahili and Mandarin among other languages – HALTS
  “Halt” is understood across multiple languages to mean stop or cease.
• Connections might hinge on it for short – ARTSTUDIO
  A place where artists connect with their work and others, often leading to new creative ideas.
• Senior class tradition – ANYTOWNUSA
  A phrase used to describe typical American traditions or settings, often used in yearbook references.
• Something trimmed after purchase – GIZA
  Refers to trimming something after a purchase, though this could be a creative or playful interpretation related to the famous pyramids.
• 3/15 e.g. – MAMA
  Refers to the Ides of March, with a playful connection to the word “Mama” (though this may be a stretch).
• Accessories for some bell ringers – INSIDE
  Refers to something internal or essential for bell ringing.
• Trailer homes? – TAN
  Refers to mobile homes or trailers where people might “tan” in the yard.
• Trying way too hard in modern lingo – ETA
  Could refer to modern slang for someone doing “extra” or trying too hard.
• Soda shop purchase – ONE
  Could refer to ordering a “one” or single item at a soda shop.
• Not busy – NONO
  Refers to something that isn’t a good idea or disapproved of.
• Pulls with a water-skiing boat say – DITCHDAY
  Refers to skipping out on obligations to do something more fun, like water skiing.
• 50/50 – NAPE
  Refers to an equal split, though the connection to “nape” (the back of the neck) is unclear.
• Yellow Teletubby – CHOCOLATEMALT
  The yellow Teletubby is Laa-Laa, and this playful clue might link her to something sweet, like a chocolate malt.
• Acting as a spy maybe – SLOW
  Someone who acts cautiously or slyly, potentially spying.
• Kind of boat affected by a wind advisory – YODELERS
  A light boat or craft that could be affected by high winds.
• Setting for a sitting – TOWS
  Refers to a place where someone sits or is towed.
• Administrative center – TEL
  Short for “telecommunication” or “telephone” center, related to admin work.
• Some long-distance callers – PEI
  Refers to Prince Edward Island (PEI), a place from which long-distance calls may be made.
• To Kill a Mockingbird family – FIR
  Refers to the Finch family from To Kill a Mockingbird.
• Bad idea – LAALAA
  A playful reference to the yellow Teletubby, Laa-Laa, and a bad idea.
• Business card abbr. – CHEX
  Refers to “checks” or a checking account, abbreviated on a business card.
• Cat’s handle for her kitten – IDES
  Refers to a name or phrase that a cat might use for its young.
• Capital city on the Red River – SMALLCRAFT
  Could refer to a smaller city or craft on a river.
• ___-deux – SANTAHATS
  Refers to a pair, but with a festive twist involving Santa hats.
• They can be whole half or quarter – HANOI
  Refers to something divisible, perhaps a cultural reference to portions of a city.
• City near Memphis – THEATERS
  Refers to a city known for its proximity to Memphis.
• Puppy chow ingredient – ENTRE
  Refers to an ingredient used in making a dish for dogs.
• Salon offering – SOEXTRA
  A slang term meaning over-the-top or excessive, often referring to someone being extra with their hair or appearance, a playful reference to elaborate salon treatments.
• Canadian province: Abbr. – RESTS
  Likely refers to a Canadian province abbreviation, though the specific match might be a misinterpretation here.