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New York Times, Friday, April 12, 2024

Author:
Evan Kalish
Editor:
Joel Fagliano
Brand name for the steroid mometasone
TotalDebutLatestCollabs
217/2/20184/12/20242
SunMonTueWedThuFriSatVariety
15411513
CircleScrabbleFresh
31.6142%
Evan Kalish

This puzzle:

Rows: 15, Columns: 15 Words: 72, Blocks: 29 Missing: {JQZ} This is puzzle # 21 for Mr. Kalish. Friday freshness: 27%
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© 2024, The New York Times4/12/24 ( No. 27,184 )
Across
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"No surprise there" : THATTRACKS
11
No angels : IMPS
15
Promise of a future return? : IOWEYOUONE
16
Lose steam : TIRE
17
Partner who's deep undercover? : BLANKETHOG
18
Huff : SNIT
19
All-star group : ELITE
20
Take a dim view of? : HATEWATCH
22
Makeup of some sleeves, informally : TATS
23
Bit of detritus from a Thanksgiving meal : COB
24
Expire : LAPSE
25
Irene and Frederic Joliot-___, co-winners of the 1935 Nobel Prize in Chemistry : CURIE
27
Clearing : GLADE
29
Room for creativity : ARTLAB
33
Letters in an empty slot : TBA
35
Field you can feel, maybe : AURA
36
Wyoming city, river or mountain range : LARAMIE
38
N.F.L. team that has sold out every home game since 1970 : BRONCOS
40
European automaker : FIAT
41
Buff relative : TAN
43
Considering retirement? : SLEEPY
44
Block with a horn : ANVIL
46
Locale of the "angle point" on Nevada's western border : TAHOE
48
Sturdy fabric : DENIM
50
Prince, e.g. : SON
51
Denigrate : DISS
55
Hand-held device discontinued in 2011 : PALMPILOT
57
Amass : RUNUP
58
Paul who wrote "Puppy Love" : ANKA
59
"Just keep doing what you're doing" : DONTMINDME
61
"___: Hawaii" (2021 spinoff) : NCIS
62
Vidalia, for one : SWEETONION
63
Goes down : SETS
64
Buttery side dish that's often grilled : TEXASTOAST
Down
1
The so-called "roof of the world" : TIBET
2
Give a greeting, in slang : HOLLA
3
Look for : AWAIT
4
Rentals for some weddings : TENTS
5
Squirt : TYKE
6
Seafood delicacy : ROE
7
Pen : AUTHOR
8
Save on rent, say : COHABIT
9
Feeling of tightness : KNOT
10
Jason of TV's "Shrinking" : SEGEL
11
Misidentification in the DC Universe : ITSAPLANE
12
Accompaniment for roast lamb : MINTSAUCE
13
Reason for a fare alert : PRICEDROP
14
First name in late-night : SETH
21
Jokester : WAG
23
Biblical unit : CUBIT
25
Device that converts rotary motion into linear motion : CAM
26
Go down : EBB
28
"Whoa!" : EASY
29
40-Across alternative, informally : ALFA
30
Ritual performed to break a spell : RAINDANCE
31
Toiletry holder in a carry-on : TRAVELKIT
32
Traditional service : LATINMASS
34
Hot topic in criminology? : ARSON
37
Take in : EAT
39
___ Kirk Christiansen, founder of the Lego company : OLE
42
Brand name for the steroid mometasone : NASONEX
45
Piercing site : LIP
47
Chinese restaurant freebie : HOTTEA
49
Center : MIDST
51
"It's unclear" : DUNNO
52
Country whose name is part of the NATO phonetic alphabet : INDIA
53
Athletes who wear mawashi : SUMOS
54
Done for the day, say : SPENT
55
Takes a dim view of : PANS
56
Rob of "The West Wing" : LOWE
57
Lavish display, as of color : RIOT
60
The islands of Hawaii, effectively: Abbr. : MTS

Answer summary:
5 unique to this puzzle, 1 unique to Modern Era but used previously.

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