Sunday, February 9, 2020

New York Times Crossword Answers, February 10th 2020

On this page you will find all the answers to New York Times Crossword of February 10th 2020.

February 10th 2020 Answers

Clue Answer
Cost for a radio or TV commercial ADFEE
Mafia enforcer, e.g. THUG
Bra size specification BCUP
Glacier climber's tool ICEAX
What Tarzan swings on VINE
College in New Rochelle, N.Y. IONA
Suitable for moviemaking? WORTHASHOT
Hauls with effort LUGS
___ Taylor (clothing chain) ANN
Geometric calculation AREA
Impressionist Claude MONET
Movie munchkin, maybe? ALITTLEEXTRA
Sharply punched JABBED
Speedster Bolt USAIN
One of the 40 in "the back 40" ACRE
Big name in kitchen wrap SARAN
Ump's call for a batter OUT
___-Town (the Windy City) CHI
Movie clip where the grips, boom operator and gaffer all appear? CREWCUT
HBO rival SHO
Party item that has a tap KEG
Caustic HARSH
Menial laborer PEON
Image on a valentine HEART
Like wetlands MARSHY
Finalize the music for the movie? SETTLEASCORE
"There, there ..." ITSOK
Bangs on the head? HAIR
Tasseled hat FEZ
Make headway GAIN
Redo of a movie scene? DOUBLETAKE
Style of skirt that reaches just below the knees MIDI
Opposed ANTI
Chairlift rider, perhaps SKIER
Author Waugh ALEC
___ Picture (Oscars category) BEST
Midsection of the body TORSO
Japanese consumer electronics brand AIWA
Rodent control brand DCON
Plant with fronds FERN
Dine on EAT
What to do after you breathe in EXHALE
Appliance with a screen and a remote TVSET
Part of a drum kit HIHAT
Card game with Draw Two cards UNO
Understand GET
Mississippi port city with an Air Force base BILOXI
Add up the number of people present COUNTNOSES
Felix of "The Odd Couple" UNGER
Fettuccine or farfalle PASTA
Low-humidity ARID
Had in mind MEANT
Civil War prez ABE
Move suddenly and unsteadily LURCH
Jacob's biblical twin ESAU
"J" in a deck of cards JACK
Feel sore ACHE
Optimist's perspective BRIGHTSIDE
Mattress brand SERTA
Sounds at a nursery viewing window AWS
"Someone made a boo-boo!" UHOH
Broadway award TONY
White stuff on a blackboard CHALK
Few and far between RARE
___Check (T.S.A. convenience) PRE
Big name in athletic shoes ETONIC
Drudgery, in older usage MOIL
Put in handcuffs ARREST
Letter before tau SIGMA
Cybercommerce ETAIL
Closes SHUTS
Go by taxi, in slang CABIT
Ump's call for a batted ball FAIR
Barely makes it, with "by" EKES
Digit in binary code ZERO
Small amount of cream DAB
Digit in binary code ONE
W.B.A. result, in brief TKO

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