NYT Crossword April 6 2022 answers
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April 6 2022 crossword
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*Leave briefly:
VACAY
Animals that become different animals when their first letter is changed to an "M":
VOLES
Oodles:
AHEAP
Fruit often served in ball form:
CANTALOUPE
"Brava!" elicitor:
ARIA
Busybodies:
YENTAS
Follow:
TAIL
Underhanded tactics:
TRICKERY
Not manually operated:
AUTO
Bring on:
INCUR
Longtime news anchor Jim:
LEHRER
Colorful freshwater fish:
TETRA
"Seeing the other side of the matter ...":
TOBEFAIR
Blunted blades:
EPEES
Cereal "for kids":
TRIX
Musical form heard in some Bollywood films:
RAGA
[Don't forget about me!]:
AHEM
Midwest hub:
OHARE
Mystical character:
RUNE
Celeb with a good friend named Gayle:
OPRAH
World leader born Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov:
LENIN
Hankering:
ITCH
Subdued hue:
BEIGE
Seriously vex:
EATAT
*Final say:
COURSEEXAM
Fleeting moment:
SEC
Aromatherapy provider, perhaps:
SPA
How best to determine consent:
ASK
Move about:
STIR
Coral-based ecosystems:
REEFS
Went the distance:
LASTED
Doxycycline target:
ACNE
Some playground attendants:
DADS
Pioneer in color TV:
RCA
Start of all Washington, D.C., ZIP codes:
TWO
Wonderland twin:
TWEEDLEDUM
Pixie stick?:
WAND
Not conned by:
ONTO
Contingent of like-minded voters:
BLOC
Minor anomaly:
BLIP
Shiny fabric:
LAME
Nation on the Gulf of Oman:
IRAN
Spring's opposite:
NEAP
Like some Quad Cities residents:
IOWAN
Brutish sort:
OGRE
*All for one:
LAUNDRYDETERGENT
No-good, backstabbing scoundrel:
DIRTYRAT
"How bizarre":
THATSODD
Disney's Queen of Arendelle:
ELSA
Louvre Pyramid architect:
IMPEI
Witty Mort:
SAHL
Mulligan:
REDO
___ Wee Reese:
PEE
Fund-raising group for the G.O.P.:
RNC
Pedagogic org.:
NEA
Unfounded rumor:
CANARD
Didn't fail:
PASSED
Unchanging:
STATIC
Subs:
BTEAM
State capital in the so-called "Treasure Valley":
BOISE
"Me and Bobby ___" (posthumous #1 hit for Janis Joplin):
MCGEE
Bit of body ink:
TAT
TV screen type, for short:
LCD
Something staked:
CLAIM
Difference symbol, in math:
DELTA
*Flies frequently:
ANNOYANCES
Singer/songwriter Guthrie:
ARLO
Blindingly bright:
NEON
D.C. nine:
NATS
Buffalo's county:
ERIE
She released "30" in '21:
ADELE
Pet in the town of Bedrock:
DINO
Broadcast again:
REAIR
Farming prefix:
AGRO
Word with wave and pool:
TIDAL
"___ luck!":
LOTSA
Political commentator Joy:
REID
Arctic people:
INUIT
Get-go:
ONSET
Monopoly holding:
DEED
Punctuation mark missing in "Let's eat people!" (at least one would hope!) ... as well as from the starred clues:
COMMA
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