NYT Crossword May 11 2016 answers
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May 11 2016 crossword
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Parks who sparked a boycott:
ROSA
Variety of pasture grass:
REDTOP
Common soccer draw:
ONEONE
Horse house:
STABLE
Overdue debt:
ARREAR
City of central Iowa:
AMES
Almond-flavored liqueur:
AMARETTO
Sen. Al Franken's state: Abbr.:
MINN
Lays to rest:
ENTOMBS
Central Park's "Alice in Wonderland," for one:
STATUE
Install, as a bulb, with "in":
SCREW
Normandy battle site:
STLO
Panini bread:
CIABATTA
Bibliophile's prize:
RAREBOOK
Flub:
ERR
Very, informally:
WAY
___'acte:
ENTR
In perfect condition:
MINT
Prom queen's wear:
TIARA
Start of a seasonal letter:
DEARSANTA
W. C. Fields persona:
SOT
N.B.A. Hall-of-Famer Bird:
LARRY
Words from Shakespeare:
TOBEORNOTTOBE
Texter's "Didn't need to hear that!":
TMI
Airing after midnight, say:
ONLATE
Closemouthed:
MUM
In the sack:
ABED
Actress Falco:
EDIE
Nonfiction films, for short:
DOCS
___ pressure:
PEER
Words from Socrates:
TOBEISTODO
Meditation sounds:
OMS
Fliers until '03:
SSTS
Convenience store conveniences:
ATMS
Start to freeze?:
ANTI
Showing no emotion:
STOIC
Major employers on reservations:
CASINOS
Musical with Rum Tum Tugger:
CATS
Scads:
ALOT
Delivery entrance, perhaps:
SIDEDOOR
Deuterium and tritium:
ISOTOPES
Directors' do-overs:
RETAKES
Stick up:
ROB
Halloween mask features:
EYEHOLES
Crème de la crème:
ALIST
All Harrow students:
BOYS
Slavery:
BONDAGE
Words from Sartre:
TODOISTOBE
Sis, for example:
SIB
Hot Wheels product:
TOYCAR
A cygnet is a baby one:
SWAN
Mole's work:
SPYING
Prank involving underwear:
WEDGIE
P.D.Q.:
ATONCE
Executioners' devices:
NOOSES
[Ignore prior marks]:
STET
Particle in a salt solution:
ION
Possible response to "Gonna win?":
HOPETO
No longer used, in a dict.:
OBS
Words from Sinatra:
DOOBYDOOBYDOO
___ buco:
OSSO
Prefix with resin:
OLEO
Veal cuts:
CHOPS
Jail cell sight:
COT
"Game of Thrones" network:
HBO
They all start with "K" and "W" in the U.S.:
CALLSIGNS
Reed section:
OBOES
James with a posthumous Pulitzer:
AGEE
"I'm impressed!":
NICE
Sculpted body part:
TORSO
Speedsters of old autodom:
REOS
Turns right on a horse:
GEES
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