NYT Crossword April 13 2022 answers
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April 13 2022 crossword
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Ending with walk or run:
ONS
"That's good" thinking:
OPTIMISM
"That's good thinking!":
NEATIDEA
Cutter:
SCISSORS
Grape group:
BUNCH
Rotten:
BAD
Something heard secondhand?:
USEDCD
Mother-of-pearl:
NACRE
"Parasite" actor Woo-shik:
CHOI
Adds to the team, so to speak:
HIRESON
Exude irrepressibly:
OOZE
Go (for):
OPT
Cookie-flavored cereal:
OREOOS
Fictional character partially inspired by Mexican folklore:
ZORRO
Provide digital approval:
ESIGN
Poppable muscle, informally:
PEC
Popular Japanese brew:
ASAHI
Experts:
PROS
Scorpion's stinger:
TAIL
Apt rhyme for chop and crop:
LOP
Ikea department:
DECOR
Polo of "The Fosters":
TERI
"Don't worry":
ITSOK
Artist who said "A line is a dot that went for a walk":
KLEE
Less soaked:
DRIER
Breaker:
ROCK
.com alternative:
ORG
Lose:
MISPLACE
The "A" of A.Q.I.:
AIR
"Already?":
SOSOON
Exhibited:
SHOWN
Likely answer to "Who wants ice cream?":
IDO
Festival, in Arabic:
EID
Awe and Tay, for two:
LOCHS
Hardly strict:
LAX
One to tip:
SERVER
One to tip:
VALET
Breading for tonkatsu:
PANKO
Candy once marketed as a smoking cessation aid:
PEZ
Tortilla dough:
MASA
Bring stress or agitation to:
VEX
Big tub:
VAT
___ large:
WRIT
One name for the game depicted in this puzzle:
ROSHAMBO
Like Rome starting in the first century B.C.:
IMPERIAL
Promo:
TEASERAD
South American capital with the world's longest urban gondola:
LAPAZ
"Rush!":
ASAP
Perseus' horse:
PEGASUS
Nuclear codes?:
GENOME
Mousse alternative:
GEL
Bigwigs may have big ones:
EGOS
Zero out:
RESET
Actress Margot of "Bombshell":
ROBBIE
Plead:
BEG
Carnival hypeman:
BARKER
Therein lies the rub!:
SPA
Bit of metadata:
GEOTAG
Case of emergency?:
GOBAG
Clear:
ERASE
Wet weather wear:
GALOSHES
Geico "spokeslizard":
GECKO
"Nevertheless, ___ persisted":
SHE
Poet's sphere:
ORB
Coverer:
PAPER
Dessert wine:
PORT
Portion:
SHARE
Word with sitter or steps:
BABY
Himalayan ox:
YAK
Good name for a black cat with white feet:
SOCKS
Foxy:
SLY
Commander, in Arabic:
EMIR
Mt. Fuji setting:
ASIA
1990s TV nerd:
URKEL
Is that what ewe said?:
BAA
Uber-enthusiast:
GEEK
Part of a child's bedtime ritual:
STORY
Stale:
OLD
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