NYT Crossword May 14 2018 answers
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May 14 2018 crossword
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Wolfish look:
LEER
Parts of science courses:
LABS
"Spamalot" creator Idle:
ERIC
Caesar's rebuke to Brutus:
ETTU
Nike competitor:
REEBOK
Lead-in to "di" or "da" in a Beatles song:
OBLA
Birds ___ feather:
OFA
Gains muscle, with "up":
BULKS
Blue jeans pioneer Strauss:
LEVI
Trump portrayer Baldwin:
ALEC
Fowl raised for food:
POULT
Blood fluid:
PLASM
Not just playing for fun:
OUTTOWIN
The N.C.A.A.'s Bruins:
UCLA
Word repeated before "pants on fire":
LIAR
Word repeated while tapping a microphone:
TEST
Commedia dell'___:
ARTE
Gas, oil or coal:
FUEL
Port St. ___, Fla.:
LUCIE
End of a drinking hose:
BITEVALVE
Magazine of show business:
VARIETY
Rand McNally volume:
ATLAS
Diving gear:
SCUBA
Get going, as an old motorcycle or a new company:
KICKSTART
Code breaker:
KEY
Spheres, in poetry:
ORBS
Fellow who might be senior class president, for short:
BMOC
Angsty music genre:
EMO
Rapper with the 1996 double-platinum album "Hard Core":
LILKIM
Rope in a Wild West show:
LASSO
Run up, as expenses:
INCUR
Peter of "The Maltese Falcon":
LORRE
Handyman's inits.:
DIY
Uses a rotary phone:
DIALS
Bed-and-breakfasts:
INNS
What sirens do:
WAIL
Licorice flavoring:
ANISE
Derive by logic:
INFER
Alternatives to Ubers:
LYFTS
Enero begins it:
ANO
Certain red dye:
EOSIN
Mets' former ballpark:
SHEA
Having a high metallic sound:
TINNY
Poet whose work inspired "Cats":
TSELIOT
Like some magazine perfume ads:
SCRATCHANDSNIFF
Distribute, as resources:
ALLOCATE
Carpe ___ (seize the day: Lat.):
DIEM
Ill-tempered:
SURLY
Borden milk's cow:
ELSIE
6-3 or 7-6, e.g.:
SET
Cy Young Award winner Hershiser:
OREL
Faux ___:
PAS
Banned pollutant, in brief:
PCB
Tribal leaders:
ELDERS
Cards that may be "wild" in poker:
DEUCES
Like non-Rx drugs:
OTC
Lose on purpose:
THROW
Female friend of François:
AMIE
Fish tank gunk:
ALGAE
Party vessel with a ladle:
PUNCHBOWL
"___ Was a Rollin' Stone" (Temptations hit):
PAPA
Addresses that may be linked on the web:
URLS
Person, place or thing:
NOUN
Murders, mob-style:
OFFS
Hide a mike on:
WIRE
"There ___ to be a law!":
OUGHT
Campbell who sang "By the Time I Get to Phoenix":
GLEN
Hawaiian dance:
HULA
Recipe measure: Abbr.:
TBSP
Loud, as a crowd:
AROAR
1999 Brad Pitt movie hinted at by the beginnings of 17-, 21-, 39- and 52-Across:
FIGHTCLUB
Vocalize on a kazoo:
HUM
Planet demoted to "dwarf planet" in 2006:
PLUTO
Woman of the Haus:
FRAU
Fishes that may shock you:
EELS
Good ___ (repaired perfectly):
ASNEW
Appear (to be):
SEEM
Go bananas:
SNAP
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