NYT Crossword Answers 08/27/21

The full solution for the NY Times August 27 2021 Crossword puzzle is displayed below. This Friday’s puzzle is edited by Will Shortz and created by Robyn Weintraub.
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NYT Across Clues

• What takes a licking and keeps on sticking?STAMP
• Bars that closeCODA
• Sandpaper specificationGRIT
• Choreographer who posthumously received the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 2014AILEY
• ScoresATON
• Greek goddess who could turn water into wineOENO
• Stargazer’s needCLEARSKIES
• Chef Lewis who wrote “The Taste of Country Cooking”EDNA
• Hookups for a camera?SEXTAPES
• Over the hill, with “up”WASHED
• Something you might flip overMAT
• Rock on the edgeTEETER
• What can follow “+/-“MARGINOFERROR
• Not just in one’s headALOUD
• You might get a date from itPALM
• Objects of stargazers’ gazesORBS
• “So,” in ItalianCOSI
• Shopping ___SPREE
• MandateFIAT
• FollowHEED
• Unit of measure in a tongue twisterPECK
• Product whose name comes from the French for “without caffeine”SANKA
• “As long as we’re on the subject …”BEFOREIFORGET
• “Daniel in the Lions’ Den” painter, 1615RUBENS
• A new beginning?NEO
• Fundamental particlesBOSONS
• Sings to the raftersBELTSOUT
• Preface to sharing one’s P.O.V.IMHO
• “Hmm … really?”OHISTHATSO
• Vegetable related to garlicLEEK
• Bread whose name derives from the Sanskrit for “bread”ROTI
• Chemistry lab compoundESTER
• Certain tax write-offLOSS
• San Francisco-based candy brandSEES
• Missing fundsSHORT

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NYT Vertical Clues

• Ink containersSACS
• Mahjong pieceTILE
• Middle child on ABC’s “Modern Family”ALEX
• Supermarket sectionMEAT
• The only remaining wonder of the ancient world, for onePYRAMID
• Stuck-up couples at weddings?CAKETOPPERS
• Company that makes moving walkwaysOTIS
• First word in a classic song from “The Sound of Music”DOE
• “Hey, I’m talking to you!”ANSWERME
• Crosses a lineGOESTOOFAR
• Don’t be misled by thisREDHERRING
• Kind of circleINNER
• Resident of Nintendo’s Mushroom KingdomTOAD
• Run from here to there?SPAN
• ___ LingusAER
• Brain powerTELEKINESIS
• It’s calculated relative to the speed of soundMACH
• Ingredient in the skin-care aisleALOE
• View from the Oval OfficeROSEBUSHES
• Tourists’ readingGUIDEBOOKS
• Ludicrous displayFARCE
• Make a turnover, sayBAKE
• Turnovers, e.g.STAT
• Logos on Little League uniformsSPONSORS
• Applies a salve toSOOTHES
• SwampFEN
• Bowler materialFELT
• “Oh, I am fortune’s fool!” speakerROMEO
• Send an invoiceBILL
• Take the baitBITE
• Bit of ceremonial attireSASH
• Name that has left/right symmetryOTTO
• ___ IDUSER
• Civil offenseTORT
• Tool that makes the sound “scr-r-ritch, scratch, scratch, scritch” in “The Tale of Peter Rabbit”HOE