NYT Crossword Answers 03/12/22

The full solution for the NY Times March 12 2022 Crossword puzzle is displayed below. This Saturday’s puzzle is edited by Will Shortz and created by Natan Last.
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NYT Across Clues

• Paid offBRIBED
• Pinky swear, e.g.PACT
• Pause in the middle of a line of poetryCAESURA
• Creature also known as a greenflyAPHID
• Substitute for coffeeNONDAIRYCREAMER
• Baptisms by fireORDEALS
• Palmed, sayHID
• Prefix with consciousnessECO
• Last word of the first sentence of Kafka’s “The Metamorphosis”INSECT
• PickTAP
• “Don’t Look Up” star, in tabloidsJLAW
• Parts of baseballs and minesSEAMS
• Country with two official languages – Guaraní and SpanishPARAGUAY
• Move from side to side, as a shipYAW
• 2000 Sisqó hit with a rhyming titleTHONGSONG
• 1924 tale of derring-doBEAUGESTE
• New Jersey’s “unofficial rock theme of our State’s youth”BORNTORUN
• Something picked up by a silent butlerASH
• MinionsFLUNKIES
• Basic technique in skateboardingOLLIE
• Nitwit, to a BritPRAT
• “What do you want me to do about it?”AND
• Be plucky?TWEEZE
• Hollywood, with “the”BIZ
• Astronaut JemisonMAE
• Didn’t cause troubleBEHAVED
• “Golly!”JEEPERSCREEPERS
• It might work on a blockDRANO
• They might work on a blockPATROLS
• FloorSTUN
• Europe’s oldest capitalATHENS

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NYT Vertical Clues

• Lumbering toolBANDSAW
• Turn inREDEEM
• Musician who helped save Carnegie Hall from demolitionISAACSTERN
• Put upBUILT
• MuffsERRS
• “Against the ___” (Thomas Pynchon novel)DAY
• On equal footing, in LatinPARIPASSU
• MirroredAPED
• Tea, in MandarinCHA
• Result of a poor audio connection, perhapsTIMELAG
• Part of the body first successfully transplanted in 1905CORNEA
• Exponential ___ (function in physics)DECAY
• Like many street-level apartmentsNOISY
• Juice boxes?CHARGERS
• RumpusROW
• Danced to the music of Carlos Acuña, sayTANGOED
• “We / Jazz ___” (line in Gwendolyn Brooks’s “We Real Cool”)JUNE
• Popular dishes in Québécois cuisinePOUTINES
• Went round and round in circlesGOTNOWHERE
• Record holder for the most M.L.B. All-Star selectionsHANKAARON
• SpellBOUT
• Attire at some academiesBLAZERS
• Exams for British 18-year-oldsALEVELS
• Jewelry store toolsSIZERS
• MindsHEEDS
• Mentally worn outFRIED
• Mount with facilityLEAPON
• Vegan sandwich, for shortPBJ
• Enforcement mechanisms, metaphoricallyTEETH
• Where to pick sides?MENU
• Handful, sayBRAT
• Overly rehearsedPAT
• Occupation of Leo Bloom in “The Producers,” for shortCPA