USA Today Crossword Answers – Thursday May 20 2021

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Here are the answers to USA Today Crossword puzzles Thursday May 20 2021.
‘How We Do (Party)’ singer – RITAORA
‘I ___ your pain’ – FEEL
‘Like that will ever happen!’ – ASIF
‘No doubt!’ – YES
‘No ___ luck’ – SUCH
‘Shaft’ composer Hayes – ISAAC
‘___ do this again sometime!’ – LETS
A watched one never boils, proverbially – POT
Accelerates sharply – REVS
Actress Collins – LILY
Adobe file type – PDF
All out of battery power – DEAD
Ambulance personnel, for short – EMTS
Be frugal – PENNYPINCH
Begged – PLED
Beginning – ONSET
Bronte heroine Jane – EYRE
Cashier’s drawer – TILL
Charity fundraiser – BENEFIT
Cherry or peach seed – PIT
Christmas candy shape – CANE
Cookie similar to an Annie’s Grabbit – OREO
Country singer Musgraves – KACEY
D.C. MLB team – NATS
Digit in a sock – TOE
Disapproving sound – TSK
Easily angered – TESTY
Event with lowered prices – SALE
Flash ___ (seemingly spontaneous public performances) – MOBS
Floor covering under a coffee table, perhaps – AREARUG
Floor-cleaning tool – MOP
Food that might be cheaper on a Tuesday – TACO
French ___ – FRY
George Eliot, for Mary Ann Evans – PENNAME
Good for the ticker – HEARTSMART
Haul – SCHLEP
Have a taste of – TRY
Herb in Italian cuisine – OREGANO
Horse gait – TROT
Ice cream carton size – PINT
Interlocking part of a machine – COG
It spins with the wind – VANE
Lambs’ mamas – EWES
Lock ___ (kiss) – LIPS
Low-alcohol brewski – NEARBEER
Modern ‘carpe diem’ – YOLO
Monogram letters – INITIALS
Mythical Himalayan monster – YETI
Neighbor of Pakistan – IRAN
Office workstation – DESK
Opposite of danger – SAFETY
Part of a chromosome – GENE
Person on a pedestal – IDOL
Piece of formal headwear – TOPHAT
Plane ticket word – ROW
Poem with 14 lines – SONNET
Provide lodging for – PUTUP
Really small – TEENSY
Scrabble tile holders – RACKS
Secretly surveil – SPYON
Sewer scurrier – RAT
Shirt-coloring technique – TIEDYE
Short hairdo – BOB
Sibling’s daughter – NIECE
Small drink – SIP
Smiled from ear to ear – BEAMED
Southern pronoun – YALL
Spanish for ‘are,’ or English for ‘hijo’ – SON
Stage or screen performer – ACTOR
Very dry climates – DESERTS
Very short rest – CATNAP
Was snoopy – PRIED
Where Losar is celebrated – TIBET
Whine incessantly – BELLYACHE
Winter garment – COAT
Word in some addresses – LANE
___ the rewards – REAP
___ to shreds – RIP

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