Here are the answers to New York Times Crossword puzzles Tuesday March 30, 2021.
‘Animal House’ character named for an animal – OTTER
‘Srsly?!’ – OMG
‘Uh-oh, you shouldn’t have done that!’ – BADMOVE
‘You wish!’ – ASIF
‘___ the media!’ – ALERT
360° martial arts maneuver – SPINKICK
Abbr. on a scenic overlook sign – ELEV
Bedouin stopping points – OASES
Big Mac ingredient – ONION
Big name in vacuum cleaners and fans – DYSON
Blunders – ERRS
Body part where a shoe goes – HOOF
Burn slightly – SINGE
Calligraphy tools – PENS
Campus designed by Thos. Jefferson – UVA
Cell with 23 unpaired DNA strands – OVUM
Climber in academia? – IVY
Collectible car of the late ’50s – EDSEL
Color slightly – TINGE
Compensating reduction of greenhouse gas emissions – CARBONOFFSET
Distance for a first down – TENYARDS
Distance runner – MILER
Down East, to a New Englander – MAINE
Flight sleeping aid – EYEMASK
Fourth word of the ‘Star Wars’ prologue – AGO
French peak – MONT
Gathering of bishops – SYNOD
Girl, in Guadalajara – CHICA
Greedy person’s cry – MINEMINEMINE
Hold up – ROB
In the midst of – AMONG
It may be hazardous – WASTE
Japan’s largest carrier – ANA
Japanese brewery – ASAHI
Kind of alphabet – NATO
Leading female role in ‘Pulp Fiction’ – MIA
Little shut-eye – NAP
Longtime co-star of Mariska Hargitay on ‘Law & Order: SVU’ – ICET
Looked at lustfully – OGLED
Looms, say – NEARS
Loops in, in a way – CCS
Mahershala with two Oscars – ALI
Majority of Mad Libs entries – NOUNS
Makeshift crib, once – MANGER
Modern kind of call – SKYPE
Mortal lover of Aphrodite – ADONIS
Mystery writer Blyton – ENID
Obligation to do something – ONUS
One of the sisters in Chekhov’s ‘Three Sisters’ – OLGA
Only defenseman to have won the N.H.L. scoring title (1970, 1975) – ORR
Opposites of picker-uppers? – SLOBS
Partner of ‘relax’ – SITBACK
Person known by a single name, as found in 20-, 29-, 47- and 55-Across – MONONYM
Philosopher who lent his name to a ‘razor’ – OCCAM
Pie nut – PECAN
Prefix with pad – HELI
Provocative, quickly produced opinion piece – HOTTAKE
Seemingly forever – EON
Send out – EMIT
Sleep inducer of folklore – SANDMAN
Slippery – EELY
Some barbecue fare – RIBS
Some establishments next to airports – INNS
Stomach soother – ANTACID
Stroke of brilliance – ECLAT
Subside – ABATE
Swerve (into) – VEER
Swivel on an axis – SLUE
Taste with a little zip – TANG
Tennis’s Nadal, to fans – RAFA
Tuscan city – SIENA
When tripled, 1964 Beach Boys hit – FUN
Where one might go through withdrawal? – BANK
Who’s the Boss? – HUGO
Willy of children’s literature – WONKA
Word with ray or tommy – GUN
Workers with taxing schedules, for short? – CPAS
___ management – ANGER
