NYT Crossword March 1 2018 answers
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March 1 2018 crossword
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Sorority letter:
ZETA
Baked pasta dish:
ZITI
Taxing subject, briefly?:
ECON
Pre-Olympic event:
TORCHRELAY
"Moving right along ...":
ANYHOO
Spread around:
STREW
Strain:
SIFT
Period when mammals first appeared:
TRIASSIC
Backslide:
REGRESS
Treat as a saint:
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Monsoonlike:
WET
Leader in white:
POPE
Wide-brimmed hats:
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Assns.:
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Things at the ends of dogs' legs:
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Otherwise:
ELSE
Mao Zedong or Mahatma Gandhi:
ICON
Castle with famous steps:
IRENE
___ Karakum (Asian desert):
ARAL
Conservative:
TORY
"Bring it on!" or "Let's rumble!":
FIGHTINGWORDS
Texter's qualifier:
IMO
Narrow margin:
INCH
Fictional home in Georgia:
TARA
Spinny billiards shot:
MASSE
Potato harvesting aid:
HOE
Show of brilliance:
ECLAT
Hardly:
SELDOM
Pay a visit:
DROPIN
Writing/editing aid:
WORDPROCESSOR
How some jokes are delivered:
WORDRYLY
Evening stroll:
PASEO
Blue area on a Risk board:
EUROPE
Band with the aptly titled album "Powerage":
ACDC
Place for a marshmallow:
CUPOFCOCOA
Product with a pipe on its packaging:
DRANO
Annual cinéma award:
CESAR
Girl's name that's a body part in reverse:
RAE
Argentine author Jorge ___ Borges:
LUIS
"Yeah, right":
OHSURE
Attacks:
HASAT
Haute couture inits.:
YSL
Shape on a suspension bridge:
ARC
School yardstick, for short:
GPA
Where a bowl is set:
GRIDIRON
No mas!:
PAS
Bring about:
LEADTO
Last-ditch:
DOORDIE
Pupil surrounder:
IRIS
Repeat for emphasis:
ITERATE
___ budget:
ONA
Dum-dum:
YOYO
Recommend, as an applicant:
PUTINAWORDFOR
Disharmonize:
UNTUNE
Entertaining, in a way:
WORDINING
Was on first:
OPENED
Foot: Lat.:
PES
One might be nervous:
TIC
Where many people make connections:
OHARE
Has control over:
OWNS
Tee shot goof:
HOOK
Bohemian:
ARTY
Take a header:
TRIP
Writes:
PENS
Honker:
NOSE
Take the top off:
SKIM
Literary heroine who says "Even for me life had its gleams of sunshine":
EYRE
Classic letter puzzle -- or, when parsed differently, a hint to three Down answers in this puzzle:
WORDSQUARE
Chewed stimulant in the Mideast:
QAT
Like goo:
ICKY
"Don't look at me!":
NOTI
Playwright Chekhov:
ANTON
Gritty genre:
NOIR
Kind of terrier:
SKYE
Awkward period, often:
TEENS
Up (for) or down (for):
GAME
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