NYT Crossword May 10 2017 answers
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May 10 2017 crossword
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Something needed to play the game depicted in this puzzle:
RACKET
Providence art inst.:
RISD
Free speech defender, for short:
ACLU
In vogue:
CHIC
"Lola" band, with "the":
KINKS
Joule fraction:
ERG
Even odds:
TOSSUP
Starts the game depicted in this puzzle:
SERVES
Sibling nickname:
SIS
Defunct U.K. label:
EMI
"Footloose" hero ___ McCormack:
REN
Partner of vim:
VIGOR
Start of el año:
ENERO
Prison guard, slangily:
SCREW
Suzuki with his first name on his jersey:
ICHIRO
Publisher of People:
TIMEINC
Ankle wrap for an athlete:
TAPE
Supporters of broken arms:
SLINGS
Kim of "L.A. Confidential":
BASINGER
Divider in this puzzle's game:
BADMINTONNET
Avoid a beanball, maybe:
DUCK
Dishwasher need:
SOAP
Lead-in to lark or dare:
ONA
Tram load:
ORE
Went off, as an alarm:
SOUNDED
1940s spy org.:
OSS
Ate in high style:
DINED
Boast:
CROW
Supreme Court aides:
CLERKS
Foot, in anatomy:
PES
Get chummy (with):
PALUP
Low-budget: Prefix:
ECONO
Maritime hazard:
SHOAL
Meat in a classic Monty Python skit:
SPAM
Under the weather:
ILL
Certain Wall St. takeover:
LBO
Post-triathlon woes:
ACHES
San Fernando Valley community:
ENCINO
Output from futuristic weaponry:
IONBEAMS
Suffix for sugars:
OSE
Gerontology subject:
AGING
San ___ (Bay Area city):
MATEO
Hägar the Horrible's dog:
SNERT
Wacko:
LOON
Antenna, e.g.:
SENSEORGAN
Tsunami cause:
SEISM
Cover letter abbr.:
ENC
Not stressed:
UNACCENTED
'L' train overseer:
CTA
Toy on a string:
KITE
Beltway insider:
POLITICO
Ed with seven Emmys:
ASNER
Be under the weather:
AIL
Rapper with a line of Fila sneakers:
NAS
Unless, in law:
NISI
Uganda's Amin:
IDI
1960s underwater habitat:
SEALAB
Grokked:
GOT
Slow-witted sort:
DODO
Home of the Burj Khalifa:
DUBAI
For all to see:
OVERT
Sees regularly:
DATES
President who was imprisoned for 27 years:
MANDELA
Shepard in space:
ALAN
Legendary firefighter Red:
ADAIR
Sch. founded by Thomas Jefferson:
UVA
"Star Wars" princess:
LEIA
Ice cream bar brand:
DOVE
Took too much, briefly:
ODED
I came: Lat.:
VENI
Gaelic tongue:
ERSE
More skilled in:
BETTERAT
Eastern "way":
TAO
Avian source of red meat:
EMU
One violating omertà:
RAT
One atop the standings:
LEADER
Samuel Alito, Clarence Thomas or Sonia Sotomayor, schoolwise:
ELI
Facetious subject of many articles in The Onion:
AREAMAN
Xenophobes' fear:
ALIENS
Call after the 72-Across crosses the 16-Down seven times and lands here:
ITSOUT
Something needed to play the game depicted in this puzzle ... or a hint to the six circled answers:
BIRDIE
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