New York Times – Mar 26 2018
Published in New York Times Crossword. Tags: Hello Kitty, MAO, MIN, New York Times, PEANUTS.
New York Times Crossword Puzzle Solutions – Mar 26 2018 Monday
Clues | Answers |
___ acid (protein component) | AMINO |
___ the Force, Luke | USE |
2Without ice, at the bar | NEAT |
Abbr. on toothpaste tubes | ADA |
About, at the start of a memo | INRE |
Bee ___ (“Night Fever” group) | GEES |
Bell-ringing cosmetics company | AVON |
Body of work | OEUVRE |
Bro’s sibling | SIS |
Caribou kin | ELK |
Cash alternative | CREDIT |
Classic Debussy work that translates as “Light of the Moon” | CLAIRDELUNE |
Common last option on a questionnaire | OTHER |
Corporate boss, briefly | CEO |
Crow’s call | CAW |
Cuban currency | PESO |
Deluge | ONRUSH |
Detonation producer, for short | TNT |
Director of “Lawrence of Arabia” and “Doctor Zhivago” | DAVIDLEAN |
Does 50 in a school zone, say | SPEEDS |
Does in, in mob slang | OFFS |
Dogs, cats and gerbils | PETS |
Droplet of sweat | BEAD |
Field measurement | ACRE |
Fiendish | EVIL |
Finish a drive? | PAVE |
Finnish bath | SAUNA |
Follow one’s political group | TOETHEPARTYLINE |
Goad | EGGON |
Helping hand for a low-income entrepreneur | MICROLOAN |
I have a dream orator, for short | MLK |
Investigator, in old film noir | TEC |
Keep climbing sloganeer | DELTA |
Lightly apply | DAB |
Like a good surgeon’s hands | STEADY |
Like Easter eggs | DYED |
Loosen, as shoelaces | UNTIE |
Max’s opposite | MIN |
Military forays | SORTIES |
Name shared by two of Henry VIII’s wives | ANNE |
Neighbor of Ben & Jerry’s in the freezer section | EDYS |
Nimble | AGILE |
One of 200 in the Indy 500 | LAP |
One-third of a hat trick | GOAL |
Ooky TV family name | ADDAMS |
Org. featured in 2015’s “Concussion” | THENFL |
Pester no end | NAG |
Popularizer of the Chinese tunic suit | MAO |
Puts two and two together, say | ADDS |
Renaissance stringed instrument | LUTE |
Salem or Marlboro, slangily | CIG |
Same here! | IDOTOO |
Sassy | PERT |
Sawed logs | SNORED |
Seattle Sounders’ org. | MLS |
Shipment to a smeltery | ORE |
Shot two under par on | EAGLED |
Site of a postrace celebration | VICTORYLANE |
Snarling dog | CUR |
Snatch defeat from the jaws of victory | CHOKE |
Snoopy’s comic strip | PEANUTS |
Still in the shrink-wrap : | NEW |
Syllabus section | UNIT |
Tallest active volcano in Europe | ETNA |
The Time Machine race | ELOI |
Things spelunkers explore | ROCKCAVES |
Throw ___ From the Train (1987 Danny DeVito comedy) | MOMMA |
Tolkien language | ELVISH |
Troops | FORCES |
Turtle in a Dr. Seuss title | YERTLE |
Voting or jury service, e.g. | CIVICDUTY |
Went first | LED |
What the number of birthday candles represents | AGE |
Where the Renaissance began | ITALY |
Wood nymphs, in myth | DRYADS |
Yank (on) | TUG |
Yes, captain! | AYE |
Zig or zag | VEER |