NYT Crossword February 13 2017 answers
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February 13 2017 crossword
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Name of five Norwegian kings:
OLAV
Worker protection org.:
OSHA
Reluctant (to):
LOATH
Like the band Josie and the Pussycats:
ALLFEMALE
Stereo control: Abbr.:
VOL
Words after work or museum:
OFART
Walking:
ONFOOT
Saks ___ Avenue:
FIFTH
Former Italian P.M. whose name means "beloved":
AMATO
Cut again, as grass:
REMOW
China's Mao ___-tung:
TSE
Former Iranian leader:
SHAH
Reduced, with "back":
SCALED
Beehive product:
HONEY
Houston player:
ASTRO
Poem like "The swallow flies up / Into a blue evening sky, / Summer's small herald":
HAIKU
How Charles Lindbergh flew across the Atlantic:
SOLO
French department capital known in Roman times as Nemausus:
NIMES
___ Nostra (crime group):
COSA
Rock and roll has one in Cleveland:
HALLOFFAME
Devour with the eyes:
OGLE
Pro's opposite:
ANTI
Org. that monitors gun sales:
ATF
Reached:
GOTTO
Shop employee:
CLERK
Cookie morsel:
CRUMB
Words of greeting:
HELLOHOWAREYOU
Laze:
LOLL
Share a border with:
ABUT
Chandon's partner in Champagne:
MOET
Blossom-to-be:
BUD
October birthstone:
OPAL
"Well, what have we here!":
OHO
Brooch:
PIN
Play, as a guitar:
STRUM
___ Lanka:
SRI
Item in a golfer's pocket:
TEE
B-ball official:
REF
Dem.'s counterpart:
REP
Alternative to arbitrary governance:
RULEOFLAW
Wriggly fish:
EEL
Smokey Bear ad, e.g., for short:
PSA
1980s cop show that TV Guide once ranked as the greatest TV drama of all time:
HILLSTREETBLUES
Doesn't leave:
STAYS
Deice:
THAW
Gave for a while:
LENT
Dollar bill:
ONE
Robber:
THIEF
Singer Fitzgerald:
ELLA
Battery for a TV remote:
AAA
State that the Arctic Circle passes through:
ALASKA
Window unit:
PANE
Aesthetic taste:
PALATE
"Call me ___!" "O.K., you're ...!":
ACAB
James Earl Jones or Tommy Lee Jones:
HOLLYWOODACTOR
Proverbial waste maker:
HASTE
Heavenly hunter:
ORION
"Bad, bad" Brown of song:
LEROY
Small egg:
OVULE
Houston player, once:
OILER
Metes (out):
DOLES
Spanish wine region, with "La":
RIOJA
Zones:
AREAS
String quartet instrument:
VIOLA
An evergreen:
FIR
Horse whose coat is sprinkled with white hairs:
ROAN
Gentlemen:
SIRS
Ruckus:
HULLABALOO
F.D.R.'s successor:
HST
"Six-pack" muscles:
ABS
Made off with:
TOOK
Freezing rain:
SLEET
Mexico's ___ California:
BAJA
One-named New Age singer:
ENYA
Succinctly put:
TERSE
What the Ugly Duckling became:
SWAN
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