New York Times, Thursday, May 23, 2019
Published in New York Times Crossword. Tags: FOURTEEN, MADD, New York Times, Sweet Rosie.
| Clues | Answers |
| ‘My heavens!’ | DEARGOD |
| ‘Victory is ours!’ | WEWIN |
| *Aid in a speaker’s presentation | POWER |
| *Big moment in a tennis match | SET |
| *Important spot on the body for acupuncture | PRESSURE |
| *Kind of average | GRADE |
| *Kind of pen | BALL |
| *Locate precisely | PIN |
| *Malcolm Gladwell best seller, with ‘The’ | TIPPING |
| *One might say ‘Home Sweet Home’ | NEEDLE |
| *Part of a scatter diagram | DATA |
| *School overlooking the Hudson | WEST |
| *Sycophant’s reward | BROWNIE |
| *The outcome of a story might hinge on one | PLOT |
| *Touchdown follower | EXTRA |
| *Viewing angle | STAND |
| Aid for making a sand castle | SPADE |
| Animal feared by Winston in ‘1984’ | RAT |
| Area of educ | SCI |
| Attire not usually worn outdoors, informally | PJS |
| Author Sarah ___ Jewett | ORNE |
| Bet (on) | LAYODDS |
| Brief, abrupt changes in direction | JOGS |
| By birth | NEE |
| C7H5N3O6 | TNT |
| Certain cricket match | TEST |
| Certain curtains | SWAGS |
| Certain intersection | TEE |
| Comic actor Seth | ROGEN |
| Conservatory piece | ETUDE |
| Contribute | ADD |
| Counters | REBUTS |
| Development centers? | UTERI |
| Drill command | TENHUT |
| Fairly small hail size | PEA |
| Fictional schnauzer | ASTA |
| Flash of genius, say | IDEA |
| Fort ___, Md | MEADE |
| Game with a maximum score of 3,333,360 | PACMAN |
| Get some air | INHALE |
| Goes on and on and on | DRAGS |
| Good ‘Wheel of Fortune’ buy for CHEESE WHEEL | ANE |
| Grp. that trademarked the phrase ‘Helping Survivors Survive’ | MADD |
| Gulager of old TV and film | CLU |
| Hearty laugh | GUFFAW |
| Homer’s home | GREECE |
| Host Allen of TV’s ‘Chopped’ | TED |
| Hotheadedness | IRE |
| It might be attached to a car | LIEN |
| July 4, 1776, for one: Abbr | THU |
| Let up | DESIST |
| Mentally goes [grumble grumble grumble] | STEWS |
| Nativity scene | CRECHE |
| Notarized paper | DEED |
| Nursing ___ | BRA |
| Prominent 1990s Washington duo | GORES |
| Provides (for) | ALLOWS |
| Rerun | ENCORE |
| See 42-Across | BIT |
| See 59-Across | POINTS |
| Something to run | ERRAND |
| Subtract a year or two from one’s age, say | FIB |
| Survey fig | PCT |
| Sweet Rosie of old song | OGRADY |
| Tempest in a teapot | ADO |
| Time to indulge | CHEATDAY |
| Title usually abbreviated to its first, fifth and sixth letters | SENORA |
| Unlikely homecoming court members | NERDS |
| Useless | OTIOSE |
| Vault | LEAP |
| Vibe | AURA |
| Vineyard vessel | VAT |
| Visceral shock | GUTPUNCH |
| White-petaled daisy | OXEYE |
| Who said ‘When I’m ready to fight, my opponent has a better chance for surviving a forest fire wearing gasoline drawers’ | MRT |
| With 23-Across, modicum | WEE |
| With 61-Across, what President Wilson proposed for a lasting peace … or what’s missing from the answers to the starred clues | FOURTEEN |
| World’s most-visited museum | LOUVRE |
| ___ boots | UGG |
| ___ fly | TSETSE |