NYT Crossword May 14 2016 answers
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May 14 2016 crossword
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Colorful carnival offerings:
SNOCONES
Some industrial waste:
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Cutting-edge:
NOVEL
Its name comes from Nahuatl for "jaguar":
OCELOT
Z28 and ZL1:
CAMAROS
They're often standing when the curtains are lowered:
OVATIONS
Sushi wrapper:
NORI
Mayo's place:
ERIN
Arabian ___:
SEA
Off-key:
SOUR
Polish giant, once:
SHINOLA
Part of a rig:
OILDRILL
Like runs caused by errors:
UNEARNED
Hillbilly sorts:
REDNECKS
Farm-to-table advocate:
LOCAVORE
What's now yours:
THINE
Flawlessly:
TOAT
Words recited before "gratia plena, Dominus tecum":
AVEMARIA
Put one's nose to the grindstone:
TOILED
Lures with music:
TWEEDLES
Moldable kitchen stuff:
GELATIN
Like President Paul Kagame:
RWANDAN
Optimistic:
ROSEATE
Actress Singer of "Footloose" and TV's "Fame":
LORI
Skipper whose #6 was retired in 2014:
JOETORRE
Setting of "The Sun Also Rises" and "Some Like It Hot":
JAZZAGE
Where many nuts are housed:
TOOLCASE
Spanglish or Franglais component:
LOANWORD
Plant poisonous to cattle:
COWBANE
"The Mod Squad" role:
LINC
Drifted off:
SNOOZED
Supermodel Wek:
ALEK
Terminal giant, once:
IBM
"Cross my heart":
IPROMISE
Material used in apitherapy:
BEEVENOM
Shelled shill:
MRPEANUT
Cutting-edge device named for its versatility:
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By the book:
LAWFULLY
Grp. with many missionaries:
LDS
Tightener of locks:
PERM
Tidbits:
MORSELS
Bucks, e.g.:
NBATEAM
Store locator, maybe:
MALLMAP
Golf takeback, maybe:
REPO
Crusades, e.g.:
WAGESWAR
Move like a tornado:
ROTATE
Like some food and flattery:
OVERDONE
Union jack?:
DUES
Promote to annoyance:
FLOG
Pickup line?:
GETIN
Piano bar?:
MEASURE
Criticized:
FAULTED
Hew:
FELL
He played the U.S. president in "Canadian Bacon," 1995:
ALDA
Fox network?:
DENS
Hard up:
INNEED
Cooler person to live with?:
CELLMATE
24-Across, for one:
COP
Charon's passengers:
SOULS
Language of the Twelve Tables:
OLDLATIN
Revival V.I.P.s, perhaps:
EMTS
They corral kids:
PLAYPENS
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