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• 17A Ermine, polecat, mink, etc. : WEASEL WORDS
• 24A Bouncing off the walls, frenzied, feverish, etc. : HYPER TEXT
• 34A Sodium chloride, potassium cyanide, calcium phosphate, etc. : SALTY LANGUAGE
• 46A On the house, gratis, comped, etc. : FREE VERSE
• 56A Violaceous, heliotrope, mauve, etc. : PURPLE PROSE

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1 org. regulating the airwaves : fcc.

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has been around since 1934, when it replaced the Federal Radio Commission.

11 “The Marvels” director DaCosta : NIA

Nia DaCosta was the first woman to direct a superhero movie, doing so for 2023’s “The Marvels”.

“The Marvels” is a 2023 superhero film, and a sequel to 2019’s “Captain Marvel”. Brie Larson reprises the role of Captain Marvel/Carol Danvers. Unusually for superhero movies, this one didn’t do too well at the box office and actually lost money after its run in theaters.

17 Ermine, polecat, mink, etc. : WEASEL WORDS

Weasels are small mammals with long, thin bodies. That body shape is an advantage when weasels chase their prey into narrow burrows.

To weasel out of something is to back away from a prior commitment. The association of weasels with the concept of not being trusted might have arisen from the behavior in which a weasel sucks out the contents of an egg while leaving the shell virtually intact.

The stoat has dark brown fur in the summer, and white fur in the winter. Sometimes the term “ermine” is used for the animal during the winter when the fur is white. Ermine skins have long been prized by royalty and are often used for white trim on ceremonial robes.

“Polecat” is a term used for several different animals, most of which are in the weasel family.

There are two species of mink extant: the European Mink and the American Mink. There used to be a Sea Mink which was much larger than its two cousins, but it was hunted to extinction (for its fur) in the late 1800s. American Minks are farmed over in Europe for fur, and animal rights activists have released many of these animals into the wild when raiding mink farms. As a result the European Mink population has declined due to the presence of its larger and more adaptable American cousin.

20 Red shade : CERISE

The name for the red color that we know as “cerise” is the French word for “cherry”.

23 Prince in “The Little Mermaid” : ERIC

“The Little Mermaid” is a 1989 animated feature from Disney that is based on the Hans Christian Andersen fairy tale of the same name. It tells the story of a mermaid princess named Ariel who falls in love with the human Prince Eric. Ariel’s father is chief merman King Triton. Her best friend is Flounder, who despite his name is not a flounder at all and is actually a tropical fish. Ariel is also friends with Sebastian, a red Jamaican crab whose full name is Horatio Thelonious Ignacious Crustaceous Sebastian.

29 Muse of poetry : ERATO

In Greek mythology, Erato was the Muse of lyric poetry. She is often depicted with a wreath of myrtle and roses, and playing a lyre.

30 Dolts : TOMFOOLS

In Middle English, in the mid-14th century, a mentally deficient man might be referred to as a “Thom Foole”. We retain the old pejorative term in our contemporary word “tomfoolery” meaning “clowning around”.

34 Sodium chloride, potassium cyanide, calcium phosphate, etc. : SALTY LANGUAGE

Sodium chloride (NaCl, common salt) is an ionic compound. It comprises a crystal lattice made up of large chloride (Cl – ) ions in a cubic structure, with smaller sodium (Na + ) ions in between the chlorides.

Potassium cyanide (KCN) is a highly toxic chemical. If ingested, it inhibits respiration at the cellular level. Anyone poisoned with potassium cyanide develops a red, ruddy complexion due to the excess oxygen in the blood, vital oxygen that cannot penetrate cell walls. The chemical has been used to commit suicide, with examples being the suicides of senior Nazi figures towards the end of WWII (Erwin Rommel, Eva Braun, Joseph Goebbels, Heinrich Himmler, Hermann Göring, etc).

Tooth enamel covers the crowns of our teeth, and is the hardest substance in the human body. It is composed of 96% crystalline calcium phosphate.

44 __ Cruces, New Mexico : LAS

Las Cruces (Spanish for “the crosses”) is the second largest city in the state of New Mexico, and is the home of New Mexico State University.

45 Toll rd. : TPK

Back in the 15th century, a turnpike (tpk., tpke.) was a defensive barrier across a road. By the 17th century the term was used for a barrier that stopped travelers until a toll was paid. By the 18th century a turnpike was the name given to a road with a toll.

46 On the house, gratis, comped, etc. : FREE VERSE

Something provided gratis is supplied free of charge. “Gratis” is a Latin term, a contraction of “gratiis” meaning “for thanks”.

To comp is to give for free, with “comp” coming from “complimentary”.

50 Wells race of the future : ELOI

In the 1895 novella by H. G. Wells called “The Time Machine”, there are two races that the hero encounters in his travels into the future. The Eloi are the “beautiful people” who live on the planet’s surface. The Morlocks are a domineering race living underground who use the Eloi as food.

52 Fawn mama : DOE

A male deer is usually called a buck, and a female is a doe. However, the male red deer is usually referred to as a stag. The males of even larger species of deer are often called bulls, and the females called cows. In older English, male deer of over 5 years were called harts, and females of over 3 years were called hinds. The young of small species are known as fawns, and of larger species are called calves. All very confusing …

53 “Groovy!” : FAR OUT!

The term “groovy” meaning “neat, cool” comes from the jazz slang phrase “in the groove”.

55 __ drop : MIC

A mic drop takes place when a performer has done particularly well and decides to celebrate by throwing or dropping the microphone to the floor. That doesn’t seem to happen at the performances I tend to frequent …

56 Violaceous, heliotrope, mauve, etc. : PURPLE PROSE

Something described as violaceous is related to the violet flowering plant, or to the color violet.

The common violet is a flowering plant that is native to Europe and Asia. It is a hardy perennial that is often found growing in the wild near the edges of forests and in clearing. The same species is also referred to as the wood violet, sweet violet and garden violet.The color violet is named for the plant, and not the other way round.

Heliotrope is a pink-purple color that takes its name from the flowers of heliotrope plants. Many heliotrope plants turn their flowers and leaves to the sun, hence the name. “Heliotrope” comes from the Greek “helios” meaning “sun” and “tropos” meaning “turn, change”.

The name given to the light violet color that we know as “mauve” comes via French from the Latin “malva”. The Latin term translates as “mallow”, the common name of several species of plants, many of which have mauve-colored flowers.

Purple prose is writing that is overly ornate and flowery, so much so that it draws attention to itself, and detracts from the narrative.

58 Cover letters? : AKA

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59 Nail polish remover : ACETONE

Acetone is the active ingredient in nail polish remover, and in paint thinner.

63 The Oilers, on ESPN tickers : EDM

The National Hockey League’s Edmonton Oilers are so called because they are located in Alberta, Canada … oil country.

1 Big name in 1970s Angels : FAWCETT

Farrah Fawcett’s first big role was that of Jill Monroe, one of the famous “Charlie’s Angels”. Fawcett’s life off-screen was just as celebrated as her performances on television. Fawcett was married to actor Lee Majors (“The Six Million Dollar Man”) for nine years, and then spent fifteen years with actor Ryan O’Neal.

In the fun TV show from the late seventies and early eighties, “Charlie’s Angels”, Farrah Fawcett-Majors played Jill Munroe. When Fawcett-Majors decided to move on from the show, a new character was introduced to fill her spot, her younger sister, Kris Munroe, played by Cheryl Ladd.

2 General Mills staple : CHEERIOS

Cheerios breakfast cereal has the distinction of being the first oat-based cereal introduced into the market, hitting the grocery store shelves in 1941. Back then, Cheerios were known as CheeriOats.

General Mills was founded in 1928 in Minneapolis with the merger of four mills, most notably one owned by the Washburn-Crosby Company. The newly formed General Mills paid a dividend in the year of its founding, and has paid a dividend every year since then. There are only a few companies that have consistently paid out dividends to their investments for such a long period.

7 Lifelong pal : CRONY

A crony is a friend or companion. The term originated as slang in Cambridge University in England in the 1600s. “Crony” is probably derived from the Greek “khronios” meaning “long-lasting”.

18 [Not my mistake] : [SIC]

[Sic] indicates that a quotation is written as originally found, perhaps including a typo. “Sic” is Latin for “thus, like this”. The term is more completely written as “sic erat scriptum”, which translates as “thus was it written”.

22 Related to a heart chamber : ATRIAL

The heart has four chambers. The two upper chambers (the atria) accept deoxygenated blood from the body and oxygenated blood from the lungs. The atria squeeze those blood supplies into the two lower chambers of the heart (the ventricles), “priming” the pump, as it were. One ventricle pumps deoxygenated blood to the lungs, and the other pumps oxygenated blood to the rest of the body.

25 Variety shows : REVUES

“Revue” is the French word for “review”.

27 Ending for many D.C. addresses : DOT GOV

The .gov domain was one of the six original generic top-level domains specified. The complete original list is:

• .com (commercial enterprise)
• .net (entity involved in network infrastructure e.g. an ISP)
• .mil (US military)
• .org (not-for-profit organization)
• .gov (US federal government entity)
• .edu (college-level educational institution)

31 Solar phenomena : FLARES

A solar flare is a sudden energy release from the surface of the Sun that can be perceived as a flash of brightness and an eruption of magnetic energy. That magnetic energy reaches the Earth about two days after the event, and can disrupt long-range radio communications on our planet. The location of solar flares has been strongly linked to sunspot groups, groups of dark spots on the Sun’s surface.

33 Uttar Pradesh tourist site : AGRA

Agra is a medieval city on the banks of the river Yamuna in India that was the capital of the Mughal Empire from 1556 to 1658. The city is home to three UNESCO World Heritage Sites:

• The Taj Mahal: the famous mausoleum built in memory of Mumtaz Mahal.
• Agra Fort: the site where the famous Koh-i-Noor diamond was seized.
• Fatehpur Sikri: a historic city that’s home to well-preserved Mughal architecture.

The nation of India comprises 29 states and 7 union territories. The largest state by area is Rajasthan, in the northwest of the country. The most populous state is the neighboring Uttar Pradesh.

35 River fed by Lake Victoria : NILE

Depending on definition, the Nile is regarded generally as the longest river on the planet. The Nile forms from two major tributaries, the White Nile and the Blue Nile, which join together near Khartoum, the capital of Sudan. From Khartoum the Nile flows north, traveling almost entirely through desert making it central to life for those living along its length.

Lake Victoria is the largest lake by surface area on the continent of Africa. It was named by English explorer John Hanning Speke in honor of Queen Victoria of the UK. Speke was the first European to set eyes on the lake.

42 Three-horse ride : TROIKA

“Troika” is a Russian word meaning “set of three”. It can apply to a sled or carriage drawn by three horses, or to a folk dance between one man and two women. The term might also apply to a triumvirate of political leaders.

48 “Our Town” composer Ned : ROREM

American composer Ned Rorem is famous for his musical compositions, but also for his book “Paris Diary of Ned Rorem” that was published in 1966. Rorem talks openly about his sexuality in the book, and also about the sexual orientation of others including Noël Coward, Leonard Bernstein and Samuel Barber, much to some people’s chagrin.

“Our Town” is an opera by Ned Rorem that premiered in 2006. It is an adaptation of Thornton Wilder’s 1938 play of the same name.

49 Anatomical dividers : SEPTA

In the world of anatomy, a septum (plural “septa”) is a dividing wall within a chamber or other structure. For example, the interatrial septum separates the left and right atria of the heart, and the nasal septum separates the nostrils of the nose.

53 Stave (off) : FEND

The word “stave” was originally the plural of “staff”, a word describing a wooden rod. To “stave off” originated with the concept of holding off with a staff. In the world of barrel-making, a stave is a narrow strip of wood that forms part of a barrel’s side.

57 Chaney known as “The Man of a Thousand Faces” : LON

Lon Chaney, Sr. played a lot of crazed-looking characters in the days of silent movies. He did much of his own make-up work, developing the grotesque appearances that became his trademark, and earning himself the nickname “the man of a thousand faces”. Most famous were his portrayals of the title characters in the films “The Hunchback of Notre Dame” (1923) and “The Phantom of the Opera” (1925).

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1 Org. regulating the airwaves : FCC 4 Luxurious : UPSCALE 11 “The Marvels” director DaCosta : NIA 14 Contented sigh : AHH! 15 As requested : TO ORDER 16 Meditation syllables : OMS 17 Ermine, polecat, mink, etc. : WEASEL WORDS 19 Tats : INK 20 Red shade : CERISE 21 Less than zero: Abbr. : NEG 22 Citrus drinks : ADES 23 Prince in “The Little Mermaid” : ERIC 24 Bouncing off the walls, frenzied, feverish, etc. : HYPER TEXT 26 Quaint contraction : ‘TIS 27 Salon job : DYE 29 Muse of poetry : ERATO 30 Dolts : TOMFOOLS 33 Bird: Pref. : AVI- 34 Sodium chloride, potassium cyanide, calcium phosphate, etc. : SALTY LANGUAGE 38 Past : AGO 39 Not plugged in : WIRELESS 41 Help desk staffer, briefly : IT PRO 44 __ Cruces, New Mexico : LAS 45 Toll rd. : TPK 46 On the house, gratis, comped, etc. : FREE VERSE 50 Wells race of the future : ELOI 51 + or – particles : IONS 52 Fawn mama : DOE 53 “Groovy!” : FAR OUT! 55 __ drop : MIC 56 Violaceous, heliotrope, mauve, etc. : PURPLE PROSE 58 Cover letters? : AKA 59 Nail polish remover : ACETONE 60 Vast body : SEA 61 Sharp bark : YAP 62 Doesn’t just ask for : DEMANDS 63 The Oilers, on ESPN tickers : EDM

1 Big name in 1970s Angels : FAWCETT 2 General Mills staple : CHEERIOS 3 Personal magnetism : CHARISMA 4 Heavy-duty vehicles, for short : UTES 5 Global extreme : POLE 6 Plant : SOW 7 Lifelong pal : CRONY 8 Seller of TV spots : AD REP 9 High precipice : LEDGE 10 Urgent care ctrs. : ERS 11 “Beats me” : NO IDEA 12 “Wait your turn!” : I’M NEXT! 13 Invites for : ASKS TO 18 [Not my mistake] : [SIC] 22 Related to a heart chamber : ATRIAL 24 Alternative to high water : HELL 25 Variety shows : REVUES 27 Ending for many D.C. addresses : DOT GOV 28 Go up and down : YO-YO 31 Solar phenomena : FLARES 32 Spotted : SAW 33 Uttar Pradesh tourist site : AGRA 35 River fed by Lake Victoria : NILE 36 Break out : GET LOOSE 37 Embraced : ESPOUSED 40 Group that’s always looking for a lift? : SKI TEAM 41 Polite interjection : IF I MAY 42 Three-horse ride : TROIKA 43 Preventer of some shirt stains : PEN CAP 47 Draw out : EDUCE 48 “Our Town” composer Ned : ROREM 49 Anatomical dividers : SEPTA 50 Fumble : ERR 53 Stave (off) : FEND 54 Parrots : APES 56 Paw cushion : PAD 57 Chaney known as “The Man of a Thousand Faces” : LON

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We found 89 answers for “Cover” .

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• Cover a bald spot (1)
• Cover a bathroom floor (1)
• Cover a bet at dice (1)
• Cover a bet, in dice (1)
• Cover a book again (1)
• Cover a building with a roof (1)
• Cover a cake (1)
• Cover a certain distance (2)
• Cover a certain distance or advan... (1)
• Cover a dice bet (1)
• Cover a gift (1)
• Cover a hut roof with stalks (1)
• Cover a lot of ground (2)
• Cover a nomadic invader with goo (1)
• Cover a point (1)
• Cover a present (1)
• Cover a road (1)
• Cover a wall again (1)
• Cover a wall with stone (1)
• Cover a water source, in Greece (1)
• Cover a way, in a way (1)
• Cover a wine bottle anew (1)
• Cover again (2)
• Cover again, as a cloverleaf (1)
• Cover again, as a road (1)
• Cover again, as terrain (1)
• Cover against damages again (1)
• Cover all salaries (1)
• Cover an embankment (1)
• Cover an upper surface (1)
• Cover and decorate with objects t... (2)
• Cover and extend beyond (1)
• Cover anew (2)
• Cover anew, as a gift (1)
• Cover anew, as a plot (1)
• Cover artistically (1)
• Cover as for protection against n... (1)
• Cover as if with a blanket (1)
• Cover as if with a shroud (4)
• Cover as if with clothing (5)
• Cover at the bakery (1)
• Cover attachment (1)
• Cover before cooking (1)
• Cover by brushing (1)
• Cover by scattering (1)
• Cover by spraying with a liquid (1)
• Cover by spreading something over (1)
• Cover by strewing (1)
• Cover by unpatriotic group of mus... (1)
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• Unbelievable (19)
• County in N.J (1)
• Fontainebleau girlfriend (1)
• Drove like crazy (1)
• Desperate measure (2)
• Spending cap (1)
• Most innuendo-laden (1)
• Simplon Pass locale (1)
• March family creator (1)
• Malayan isthmus (1)
• Alcoholic drink (26)
• Diogenes, notably (1)
• Beef cut above the round (1)

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NYT Crossword: answers for Friday, August 16

The New York Times has plenty of word games on its roster today — with Wordle , Connections , Strands , and the Mini Crossword , there’s something for everyone — but the newspaper’s standard crossword puzzle still reigns supreme. The daily crossword is full of interesting trivia, helps improve mental flexibility and, of course, gives you some bragging rights if you manage to finish it every day.

While the NYT puzzle might feel like an impossible task some days, solving a crossword is a skill and it takes practice — don’t get discouraged if you can’t get every single word in a puzzle.

If you’re having trouble completing today’s NYT Crossword, we’re here to help. We’ve got all the answers for today’s clues down below.

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While Xbox Game Pass frequently adds new games to its library, some titles do leave the service every fifteen days. Sometimes, those games are fantastic and PC Game Pass will lose a heavy hitter on August 15: Death Stranding. If you aren't familiar with this game, it, ironically, is a PlayStation console exclusive that's part of Microsoft's subscription service only on PC. Death Stranding first released on PS4 in November 2019 and tells a story about a man who is trying to reconnect a post-apocalyptic while dealing with lots of supernatural threats along the way.

It didn't come to PC until July 2020, before that was followed by Death Stranding: Director's Cut for PC and PS5 in the following years. The version of the game that's available through Xbox Game Pass is based on the July 2020 PC release, although it only came to PC Game Pass in August 2022. After a year on Microsoft's subscription service, the deal is up, and it's going to leave on August 15. Death Stranding is a game with a very compelling and socially relevant story and gameplay not quite like anything out there, so Game Pass subscribers who haven't tried this game yet need to before it leaves the service soon.  It's all connected Death Stranding follows the journey of Sam Porter Bridges, the adopted son of the President of the United Cities of America, as he attempts to reconnect what's left of America with a Chiral Network and save his sister. Of course, this game has Kojima's signature eccentricity, as Sam also carries around and starts forming a deeper connection with a baby in a pod (called a BB) that helps him avoid deadly creatures called BTs and gives him visions of a mysterious figure played by Mads Mikkelsen. On that note, Death Stranding has a stacked Hollywood cast as it stars people like Norman Reedus, Lea Seydoux, and Margaret Qualley and features characters modeled after Lindsay Wagner, Guillermo del Toro, Nicolas Winding Refn, and more.  I'm not a huge fan of this game's melodramatic dialogue exchanges and arduous pacing that leaves a lot of the most interesting reveals for the end. Still, it undeniably has some prescient themes about how important connection is, something that became even more apparent and relevant in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic. Few video game writers can craft narratives that are as engaging and memorable as the ones in Hideo Kojima's games. Though what I like most about Death Stranding is its gameplay, which isn't quite like anything that came out before or since.  For the most part, Death Stranding is a game about delivering packages. It initially seemed like a shocking change in style for the man behind the Metal Gear Solid series, but the connections become a bit clearer to me as I had to stealthily avoid BTs and saw the Metal Gear Solid V-level of freedom the game gives players in making deliveries. To maximize profits from deliveries, I have to balance all of the packages in Sam's possession, keeping a close eye on the terrain, and finding the best ways to get Sam to his destination without damaging much of the goods he's carrying.

The New York Times announced that Wordle is now playable within The New York Times Crossword app on Android and iOS. Players can access the popular word guessing game in the same app as three other games: The Crossword (the app's namesake), The Mini Crossword, and Spelling Bee.

https://twitter.com/NYTGames/status/1562470378483888130

The first season of MultiVersus is delayed to an unknown date, so its pre-season will now run until August 15.

https://twitter.com/multiversus/status/1554998401900486656

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Hemant Mehta opens our solving weekend with one of the crunchiest crosswords in recent memory.

By Deb Amlen

Jump to: Tricky Clues

FRIDAY PUZZLE — Once in a while, readers may hear commenters refer to grids as crunchy or chewy. When applied to crosswords, the terms are interchangeable, and the best way to define them that I can think of is to compare them to peanut butter. Stay with me on this.

An easy puzzle that flows well is like smooth peanut butter.

A crunchy puzzle is like extra-chunky peanut butter. There are smooth areas, and there are areas that require a bit more chewing. The crunchy parts are unique and fun entries that will give you a run for your money, but you are willing to put in the work because you’re having a good time.

The Wordplay column is the refreshing beverage you drink after you finish, to help pry the puzzle off the roof of your mouth.

See? It’s a very useful analogy.

Anyway, Hemant Mehta offers a puzzle that requires a considerable amount of chewing, and I definitely had a good time. His crossword is packed with unique entries (a whopping 10 debuts, by my count), and many of the clues contain that devious wordplay that Mr. Mehta mentions in his note below.

So crunch away on today’s puzzle. I thought it was delicious, and I hope you will, too.

Tricky Clues

19A. [Short elevations?] should be read as “A shortened version of a word that means elevations.” The answer is HTS, which is short for “heights.”

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