New York Times Crossword - October 17 2023 answers

Highland garment outlawed by the Disclothing Act of 1746 Disorderly pile Paris subway It's just a thought Non-pro? Deathly pale S, in Morse code Sharply hurt Friend of Tarzan Puzzle in a children's activity book Opposite of paleo- Priestly vestment Nickname that sounds like two letters of the alphabet Chipped away at Emphatic challenge That's a wrap! Japanese audio brand Covers, as a country road Bell ringer's prank "Kiss From a Rose" singer Middle: Prefix Vivacity Casual office occasions Irish name variant derived from John New Haven-to-Hartford dir. Free spot, in brief Compadre Lead-in to meter Cleared one's plate, say Feminine aspect of the masculine personality, in Jungian psychology Modern manufacturing device … or you, when answering 17-, 31-, 39- and 46-Across? New-fashioned Home of the Inca Trail Coldplay's "___ la Vida" Drawn-out military attack Itchy hands, for the arrival of money, supposedly Throw forcefully, in modern parlance Poke fun Promising words Tennis call "And there you have it!" Wade through a book just to trash it, maybe Terminate Thematic element in 2023's "Oppenheimer" Pocket picked at lunch? Car whose emblem is a trident Contractor's guess: Abbr. Crack after a bolt Soprano Fleming "My word is my bond," informally October birthstone Last of 26, in Canada Intros to many YouTube videos Laundry units Absolutely inundated with work, so to speak "Play it by ear" and "all ears," e.g. Spoke grandly Like computer code Had Struggles to swallow Daniel who led a 1786-87 rebellion Arizona city that hosts the Fiesta Bowl One behind, in baseball Intelligence org. "You get it?" ___ pot (receptacle for clearing nasal passages) Traverses Saigon's counterpart, once 11-time sci-fi role for Anthony Daniels The same, in Latin Sin represented by John Doe in the movie "Se7en" Ryan of rom-coms Opposite of post- Impossible result in a World Cup final Night before Fink Highland garment outlawed by the Disclothing Act of 1746 Disorderly pile Paris subway It's just a thought Non-pro? Deathly pale S, in Morse code Sharply hurt Friend of Tarzan Puzzle in a children's activity book Opposite of paleo- Priestly vestment Nickname that sounds like two letters of the alphabet Chipped away at Emphatic challenge That's a wrap! Japanese audio brand Covers, as a country road Bell ringer's prank "Kiss From a Rose" singer Middle: Prefix Vivacity Casual office occasions Irish name variant derived from John New Haven-to-Hartford dir. Free spot, in brief Compadre Lead-in to meter Cleared one's plate, say Feminine aspect of the masculine personality, in Jungian psychology Modern manufacturing device … or you, when answering 17-, 31-, 39- and 46-Across? New-fashioned Home of the Inca Trail Coldplay's "___ la Vida" Drawn-out military attack Itchy hands, for the arrival of money, supposedly Throw forcefully, in modern parlance Poke fun Promising words Tennis call "And there you have it!" Wade through a book just to trash it, maybe Terminate Thematic element in 2023's "Oppenheimer" Pocket picked at lunch? Car whose emblem is a trident Contractor's guess: Abbr. Crack after a bolt Soprano Fleming "My word is my bond," informally October birthstone Last of 26, in Canada Intros to many YouTube videos Laundry units Absolutely inundated with work, so to speak "Play it by ear" and "all ears," e.g. Spoke grandly Like computer code Had Struggles to swallow Daniel who led a 1786-87 rebellion Arizona city that hosts the Fiesta Bowl One behind, in baseball Intelligence org. "You get it?" ___ pot (receptacle for clearing nasal passages) Traverses Saigon's counterpart, once 11-time sci-fi role for Anthony Daniels The same, in Latin Sin represented by John Doe in the movie "Se7en" Ryan of rom-coms Opposite of post- Impossible result in a World Cup final Night before Fink