NYT Crossword March 15 2016 answers
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March 15 2016 crossword
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Tori who sang "Cornflake Girl":
AMOS
Help for the poor:
ALMS
Ring around a castle:
MOAT
Toothed whale:
ORCA
Ticket specification:
SEAT
Inspiring part of the body?:
LUNG
Alternative to buy:
LEASE
Nth degree:
UTMOST
Babe in the woods:
NAIF
Early rock genre for David Bowie:
GLAM
Shot the bull:
JAWED
Court entertainer:
JESTER
___ Bath (prank call name):
ANITA
Large containers often found atop buildings:
WATERTANKS
Abu Dhabi dignitary:
EMIR
Loud noise:
DIN
Handed-down tales:
LORE
Bibliographic abbr.:
ETAL
As a friend, in France:
ENAMI
Nut from Hawaii:
MACADAMIA
Go down the gangplank:
DEBARK
Certain nonviolent protest:
SITIN
Elements' various forms:
STATESOFMATTER
Just free of the sea bottom:
AWEIGH
Wanna-___ (copycats):
BES
Have on:
WEAR
Ottoman bigwig:
PASHA
Annoying sorts:
PAINS
Giant in lightweight metals:
ALCOA
Some Mississippi River traffic:
STEAMBOATS
This-and-that dish:
HASH
Tapioca or taro root:
TUBER
City on the Erie Canal:
UTICA
The U.N.'s ___ Ki-moon:
BAN
"Eternally nameless" Chinese concept:
TAO
Site for a parolee tracking device:
ANKLE
Get-go:
ONSET
Places where knots are tied:
ALTARS
Went by sloop, say:
SAILED
___ chi:
TAI
"The Magic Mountain" novelist Thomas:
MANN
Computer alternatives to touchpads:
MICE
Places to do figure eights:
ICESKATINGRINKS
"Piggy":
TOE
Bring to 212° again:
REBOIL
One preparing for a coming flood:
NOAH
Sports org. with a five-ring logo:
IOC
Rudely interrupt, as a comedian:
HECKLE
"Cheers" bartender:
SAM
Like mud, in an idiom:
CLEAR
Fried chicken option:
CRISPY
Welch of "Myra Breckinridge":
RAQUEL
Under siege:
BESET
Lacking adornment:
BARE
Divvy up:
ALLOT
Mil. mail center:
APO
A vital sign:
PULSE
Three main 20-Across ... with examples included in 38-Across and 11- and 26-Down:
SOLIDLIQUIDGAS
It's 1 for 90°:
SINE
Mother of Helen of Troy:
LEDA
Alpine goat:
IBEX
Run-down tavern:
DIVE
Show one's nerdy side, with "out":
GEEK
Youngest Brontë:
ANNE
Yardsticks: Abbr.:
STDS
Parts of combination locks:
DIALS
Qty. at a bakery:
DOZ
Bursting with joy:
EBULLIENT
Leading the pack:
ONTOP
Middle's middle?:
DEES
Sell:
VEND
Like much chili:
ZESTY
Greased auto part:
AXLE
Just manages, with "out":
EKES
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