Here are the answers to New York Times Crossword puzzles Thursday March 4, 2021.
‘Sister of God’ – NUN
‘___ Crossroads’ (Bone Thugs-N-Harmony hit that got a Grammy) – THA
‘___ thank me later’ – YOULL
14 pounds, in England – STONE
Actress de Armas of ‘Knives Out’ – ANA
All alternative – TIDE
All-time single-season hits leader in M.L.B. history – ICHIRO
Annoying roommate, maybe – SLOB
Any day now – SOON
Bad way to run – AFOUL
Beliebers or the Beyhive, for instance – FANBASE
Birds with S-shaped necks – HERONS
Bread – DINERO
Bumper-to-bumper activity? – PINBALL
City stray – ALLEYCAT
Co-founder of the women’s rights newspaper The Revolution – SUSANBANTHONY
Contests – ARGUES
Counterpart of ‘Bitte’ – DANKE
Country that uses the krone: Abbr – NOR
Devout – PIOUS
Divisions of a krone – ORE
Eggs Benedict component – CANADIANBACON
Electric guitar pioneer – LESPAUL
Eve of ‘The Vagina Monologues’ – ENSLER
Folklore fiend – OGRE
For instance – SAY
Garden item that can be brined, informally – CUKE
Gave a bit of lip? – POUTED
Georgia senator Ossoff – JON
Lagoon encirclers – ATOLLS
Like games decided by buzzer beaters – CLOSE
Lower? – COW
Male actor with the most Primetime Emmys – ASNER
Michelle Obama ___ Robinson – NEE
Mufti’s decrees – FATWAS
Nail – ACE
Nail polish brand – OPI
Not forget – RETAIN
Not worth a ___ – SOU
One of a pair that often goes missing – SOCK
Org. for drivers – PGA
Origin of water clock technology – EGYPT
Out and ___ – ABOUT
Out now, in a way – AIRED
Part – ROLE
Qty – AMT
Random criticism – POTSHOT
Regain, as affection – WINBACK
Retired pugilist Ali – LAILA
Run out of Time? – LAPSE
Russian country house – DACHA
Seats that sink – BEANBAGCHAIRS
See 38-Across – JAM
Shapiro of ‘All Things Considered’ – ARI
Some measures championed by the March for Our Lives movement – GUNBANS
Some Outback entrees – RIBEYES
Something to take on a date? – ARM
Space oddity – UFO
Spot for an icicle – EAVE
Stack on a rack, maybe – CDS
Stamp collector? – PASSPORT
State – AVER
Still making cartoons? – CEL
Subj. in biochemistry – RNA
Supercharge – HOPUP
Swiss bread – FRANC
Taradiddle – FIB
They’re swaddled and coddled – NEWBORNBABIES
Tony Shalhoub’s character on ‘The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel’ – ABE
Tough pills to swallow, at times – TRUTHS
Tour of duty – STINT
Very enthusiastic – GAGA
Violinist Leopold – AUER
When repeated, start of an old antacid slogan – PLOP
Where some car logos appear – HUBCAPS
With 39-Across, classic sports video game … or a hint to four squares in this puzzle – NBA
Word with paper or limit – TERM
Words immediately after Casca cries ‘Speak, hands, for me!’ – ETTU
