On this page you will find all the answers to New York Times Crossword of October 24th 2021.
October 24th 2021 Answers
| Clue | Answer |
|---|---|
| One known as "the Alive, the Eternal" | ALLAH |
| Checkout option | DEBIT |
| Org. featured in 2011's "Contagion" | CDC |
| Tiff | SPAT |
| ___ Rose, Catherine O'Hara's character on "Schitt's Creek" | MOIRA |
| Chevron subsidiary | TEXACO |
| Language in the Tai family | LAO |
| Kind of skirt | HULA |
| Your ex's new date whom you just can't stand? | OFFENSIVEREBOUND |
| Tabloid twosome | ITEM |
| Lose sleep (over) | STEW |
| Off | AMISS |
| "Su-u-ure" | IBET |
| Half of a legal warning | CEASE |
| There are 24 in a cuboctahedron | EDGES |
| Make a big stink | RAISEHELL |
| Kegels, e.g.? | FLOOREXERCISE |
| Getting up there | OLDISH |
| Poet Rainer Maria ___ | RILKE |
| "___ yourself" | SUIT |
| First winner of the Nebula Award for best science fiction novel (1965) | DUNE |
| It's just passing | DEE |
| Therapists' org. | APA |
| Director Craven | WES |
| First square of a crossword? | STARTINGBLOCK |
| Walking the dog, for instance | YOYOTRICK |
| One might bend over backward | YOGI |
| Who actually lives in Lapland, some say | SANTA |
| Accord maker | HONDA |
| Author of 29 Federalist Papers | MADISON |
| Laugh and a half | RIOT |
| Playwright who wrote "Those who cannot change their minds cannot change anything" | SHAW |
| "I'll be your waiter tonight," e.g.? | SERVICELINE |
| Raison d'___ | ETRE |
| Do a certain developer's job | CODE |
| Something a mover or a movie might have | TRAILER |
| Threesome | TRIAD |
| The "B" in its name stands for "brush" | ORALB |
| Oldest independent state in the Arab world | OMAN |
| Genre for "Booksmart" and "Clueless" | TEENMOVIE |
| Conspiracy theory so wild that it can't be aired? | UNPLAYABLELIE |
| Trident look-alike | PSI |
| ___ jam | INA |
| Small bird | TIT |
| "I did it!" | TADA |
| Southern cooking staple | OKRA |
| Things you can crack without damaging them | DOORS |
| Affix with a click | SNAPON |
| Plan to leave at a very specific evening time? | SEVENTENSPLIT |
| Orangish shade | TANGERINE |
| Fill with joy | ELATE |
| Stirs up | ROILS |
| Doctor Zhivago | YURI |
| Where subs are standard | DELIS |
| Semiaquatic creature | NEWT |
| Missing | AWOL |
| Blackjack dealer? | DESIGNATEDHITTER |
| Niche mag | ZINE |
| Stick (out) | JUT |
| Product that increases volume | MOUSSE |
| "Moonlight" actress Janelle | MONAE |
| Joie de vivre | ZEST |
| One doing inside work | SPY |
| Chain whose name derives from its founders, the Raffel brothers | ARBYS |
| Orchard products | PEARS |
| Book before Obadiah | AMOS |
| Converted apartment, perhaps | LOFT |
| "That's ___" | LIFE |
| Question after an argument has died down | AREWEOK |
| Solo traveling in space | HAN |
| Crafts | DEVISES |
| Frequent subjects of Taylor Swift songs | EXES |
| Measures, in music | BARS |
| Word that can precede or follow pack | ICE |
| Actor Menzies who won an Emmy for "The Crown" | TOBIAS |
| Fills (in) | CLUES |
| One hell of a writer? | DANTE |
| One way for packages to arrive, in brief | COD |
| Protect | SHIELD |
| "Quiet!," rudely | PUTALIDONIT |
| Lager alternatives | ALES |
| Subdued | TAME |
| "It takes a licking and keeps on ticking" brand | TIMEX |
| Herb used in smudging rites | SAGE |
| Theater award | OBIE |
| Stars | CELEBS |
| Approached | DREWTO |
| Actress Moreno | RITA |
| ___ Kong | HONG |
| Melee | FRAY |
| Abdominal procedure, for short | LIPO |
| Skin-care brand | OLAY |
| Dry biscuit used as baby food | RUSK |
| Op. ___ (footnote abbr.) | CIT |
| Any slice of pizza, geometrically | SECTOR |
| Greek goddess associated with witchcraft | HEKATE |
| Archaeologist's workplace | DIGSITE |
| Workers' advocate, informally | UNIONREP |
| Young partner? | ERNST |
| Back way, often | SIDEROAD |
| Winona of "Stranger Things" | RYDER |
| Work, work, work | TOIL |
| Texas border city | LAREDO |
| "C'est la vie" | OHWELL |
| "Ay" follower | CARAMBA |
| "Now We Are Six" author | MILNE |
| Crush, as a test | ACE |
| German denials | NEINS |
| Members of a certain den | SCOUTS |
| Enter without permission | HORNIN |
| A wood frog's ability to freeze itself in winter and an octopus's ability to change color, for two | ADAPTATIONS |
| Vaccine holder | VIAL |
| In with | AMIDST |
| Props for majorettes | BATONS |
| Bird with an annual 18,000-mile round-trip migration | TERN |
| Instrument that's a homophone of 69-Down | VIOL |
| Crucifix inscription inits. | INRI |
| ___ New York (Brooklyn neighborhood) | EAST |
| 2020 Democratic also-ran | YANG |
| It's nada to Nadal | LOVE |
| Actor/comedian Barinholtz | IKE |
| Dieted | ATELESS |
| Summer shoe style | OPENTOE |
| Bed of straw | PALLET |
| Who's talking on the phone? | SIRI |
| Personality that's hard to read | ENIGMA |
| Pass over, in a way | ELIDE |
| Mathematician John Forbes ___ Jr. | NASH |
| Visually evaluate | EYEUP |
| Out of practice | RUSTY |
| Boo-oo-oo, say | RAZZ |
| Boo-boo | OWIE |
| Smear | DAUB |
| Site for some creative entrepreneurs | ETSY |
| What Vulcan's forge lay underneath, in myth | ETNA |
| Sport | WEAR |
| "___ chic!" | TRES |
| Party people, for short? | DJS |
| Repeated word in the U.S. postal creed | NOR |
| Rapscallion | IMP |
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