New York Times, Sunday, October 11, 2020 Crossword Puzzle Solutions

 New York Times Puzzle, Sunday, October 11, 2020 Crossword Answers 

Clues	Answers
#	SHARP
'60s sitcom family	MUNSTERS
'May God bless and keep the ___ ... far away from us!' (line from 'Fiddler on the Roof')	REENGAGE
'Science Guy' Bill	NYE
'The government has discovered aliens but isn't telling us,' e.g	CONSPIRACYTHEORY
'You rang?'	YES
'___ Brando: Larger Than Life' (1994 biography)	MARLON
2010 sci-fi film subtitled 'Legacy'	TRON
Absolutely dazzling	AWEINSPIRING
Acronym for a North American quintet	HOMES
Acting mindlessly	ONAUTO
Activist Hoffman	ABBIE
Activist ___ Alamuddin Clooney	AMAL
Actress Ward	SELA
Aerial maneuver	LOOP
Applications	USES
Book that's rarely read cover-to-cover	MANUAL
Brand of allergy spray	NILE
Brian who co-founded Roxy Music	ENO
British pop singer Lily	ALLEN
Calming retreat	SPA
Castle in 'Hamlet'	EDGIER
Catering container	URN
Cathedral recess	OXIDES
Cause of joint pain	GOUT
Cleverness	WIT
Color for the right eye of a pair of 3-D glasses	CYAN
Computer image format	BITMAP
Cornmeal bread	PONE
Country singer Price	MARGO
Dedicatee of the 1980 song 'Woman'	ONO
Doesn't sit right?	SLOUCHES
Dog in classic films	ASTA
Examples of attention to detail	DOTTEDIS
Extends	ALIKE
First-year law student	ONEL
Flowing forth	EMANANT
Food writer/TV personality ___ Drummond	RENEWS
French for 'cup'	TASSE
Fútbol cheer	OLE
Genre pioneered in 1950s-'60s Jamaica	VOA
German granny	FLONASE
Gingerbread man, often	ORNAMENT
Glittery glue-ons	SPANGLES
Goes out for a bit?	NAPS
Gospel singer Jackson	MAHALIA
Got rid of	AXED
Graceful spins	PIROUETTES
Grumpy co-worker	DOC
Hesitating sound	HAW
His resignation triggered the first invocation of the 25th Amendment	SPIROAGNEW
In the Caribbean it's known as 'the chicken of the trees'	IGUANA
Informal assents	YEPS
Intertwine	ENLACE
Introductory course?	SOUP
It requires no oxygen for growth	ANAEROBE
It was known by the Algonquin as the 'Father of Waters'	SKA
Kiddy litter?	TOY
Life form	BEING
Lift weights	PUMPIRON
Like slippers versus dress shoes	COMFIER
Like some batteries and parties	DEAD
Like some flights	INBOUND
Lime and rust	EWE
Locale of Kings County and Queens County, fittingly	EMPIRESTATE
Lost cause	GONER
Low-dose pain reliever	BABYASPIRIN
Maa, in 1995's 'Babe'	SSR
Mass recitation	AGNUSDEI
Mature	AGE
Means of breathing	RESPIRATORYSYSTEM
Milk dispensers	TEATS
Milky gems	OPALS
Mimics	APES
Mission-driven org	NASA
Missouri site of the Scott Joplin Ragtime Festival	SEDALIA
More N.S.F.W., maybe	LEWDER
More out there	TSAR
More up to it	ABLER
Mrs. Addams, to Gomez	TISH
Muscly	BUILT
Nocturnal bloodsucker	VAMPIREBAT
Noodles often eaten cold in the summer	SOBA
Not merely cut	STYLE
Old country music channel	TNN
Only bird with calf muscles	EMU
Only player with three 60+ home run seasons	SOSA
Opposite of wide: Abbr	NAR
Pains in the neck	PESTS
Pants with baggy legs	CULOTTES
Peacockish	VAIN
Port on the Loire	NANTES
Power issue	SURGE
Power of a square	TWO
Present from birth	INNATE
Relatively new relative, maybe	INLAW
Rest of the afternoon?	SIESTA
Right, as a wrong	AVENGE
Sapa ___ (title for Atahualpa)	INCA
Sch. for Bulldogs	UGA
Shades	TINTS
Similar	ELSINORE
Slant skyward	UPTILT
Small songbird	TIT
Snippy, in a way	TERSE
South American mammals with trunks	TAPIRS
Spanish article	UNA
Spanish gold	ORO
Spare part?	PIN
Specialty	AREA
Square things	ATONE
Start up again	REIGNITE
Steal	BARGAIN
Steeple feature	SPIRE
Stuff	SATE
Stumper question	POSER
Subject of 199 silkscreen paintings by Warhol	MAO
Symbol meaning 'still typing'	ELLIPSIS
Talking back	SASSING
Task	ASSIGN
The continents, e.g	SEPTET
Triangular flags	PENNANTS
Trouble	WOE
Tugboat sound	TOOT
U.S. overseas broadcaster	ERG
Ukr., e.g., once	MISSISSIPPIRIVER
Unit of work	REE
Universal donor's blood type, for short	ONEG
Unremarkable	USUAL
Valorous	BRAVE
Vodka or gin	SPIRIT
Wacky	LOCO
Went like the dickens	TORE
What 'X' marks on a treasure map	PIRATESBOOTY
Wheel cover	HUBCAP
When doubled, 1934 Cole Porter comedy short	PAREE
Where the infant Moses was found	APSE
Wood for violin-making	SPRUCE
Yearbook award word	MOST