New York Times Crossword - March 7 2024 answers

Culture setters? 14-Across subfield Spill the beans B-school subject "___ of wisdom" ("Dalai Lama," in translation) Protagonist who would "just as soon kiss a Wookiee" Modern reimagining of a Robert Frost classic, part 1 Loses a lap? Denigrates Security camera letters Things that Harvard no longer requires Reimagining, part 2 Lo-o-o-ong time Layered rock ___ Africa (nickname of singer/activist Miriam Makeba) Bit Like the fruits durian and mangosteen Impudent person Rarely the winner in a nature documentary What a clutch lacks Certain turkey Reimagining, part 3 Study, with "over" Untimely? Bird in an early warning system Waste's way away End of the reimagining Design deet Like a twangy voice Traditional knowledge "Codswallop!" Key material Rapper ___ Gravy String of islands? Exclamation from Bill the Cat ___ mot Some barnyard sounds Makes shorter, in a way Long Org. chart figures ___ Tafari Sooner or later Opens up, in a way Bill Clinton and Barack Obama, astrologically Help around the House Lowest of the low? Subject of the mnemonic "Divorced, Beheaded, Died. Divorced, Beheaded, Survived" in Broadway's "Six" Featuring Some church assemblies Athlete who snaps Features of a dirty campaign Andante and largo Seeing sound? Get into it, rustically High-class Go off on Actor J. B. of "Curb Your Enthusiasm" Message on a cake in "Alice in Wonderland" Pirate costume staple Lil ___ X Like clothes in a hamper Variety Sampler suggestion "Fat chance!" Throw Prime Cuts brand Brushoffs Meh Novelist Jennifer Cunning Smidge Word often shortened to its last letter by texters Vessel with a tap Throw