NYT Crossword April 16 2019 answers
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April 16 2019 crossword
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One or two chips, maybe:
ANTE
Press "+" on a calculator:
ADD
Cells separated by synaptic gaps:
NEURONS
Starchy pudding:
TAPIOCA
Some "college" participants:
ELECTORS
Airer of N.C.A.A. March Madness games:
TBS
Idiosyncratic habit:
TIC
Aaron ___, Yankees manager beginning in 2018:
BOONE
Shrub that might cause a rash:
SUMAC
Choctaw and Chickasaw:
TRIBES
In all honesty:
TRULY
Scampered:
RAN
One hanging around a house?:
ICICLE
Inheritance, e.g.:
BEQUEST
Act like:
EMULATE
Saw red:
SEETHED
"Here's the ___ ...":
DEAL
Promise-to-pay note:
IOU
Flower cluster whose name can also be read as a challenge:
RACEME
Deceive:
DUPE
Bulletin:
COMMUNIQUE
Unaccounted-for soldier, for short:
MIA
Mob-busting law, for short:
RICO
Resistance unit:
OHM
Get exactly:
NAIL
Single-minded religious group:
CULT
Dental problem:
TOOTHDECAY
Relative of a chickadee:
TIT
Annual horse race:
DERBY
Remini who co-starred on "The King of Queens":
LEAH
Tax table figure:
INCOME
"Beau ___":
GESTE
"I'm speechless!":
GEE
Romanov leader:
TSAR
Make tweaks to:
REVISE
Suffix with north or south:
ERN
By way of:
VIA
130 and 140 are high ones:
IQS
Kama ___:
SUTRA
Newsman Koppel:
TED
Nickname:
SOBRIQUET
Indulges too much, briefly:
ODS
"APPLAUSE" sign locale:
TVSTUDIO
"Life of Pi" director Lee:
ANG
Features of May-December marriages:
AGEGAPS
"Wrong you are!":
NOSIREE
Actor Louis ___ Jr.:
GOSSETT
Ancestral ruler:
DYNAST
Big tubs:
VATS
Non-prophet foundation?:
ATHEISM
Railroad bridge support:
TRESTLE
Cinch ___ (commercial trash bag name):
SAK
Hired toughs:
GOONS
Still to come:
NOTYET
Elevated platforms for speakers:
ROSTRA
Kvetchers' cries:
OYS
Big name in petrol:
ESSO
Noted 1950s-'70s D.J. dubbed a "fifth Beatle":
MURRAYTHEK
Device that might have a trackball:
MOUSE
Soldiers' support grp.:
USO
Does a bit of lawn work:
RAKES
"___ Hope" (classic soap opera):
RYANS
Basic idea:
GIST
Start of "The Star-Spangled Banner":
OSAY
Seeks legal recourse:
SUES
"Is everything all right?":
AREYOUOKAY
Miner's haul:
ORE
Plant in an English hedge:
YEW
Dahs' counterparts in Morse code:
DITS
Politician with a six-year term: Abbr.:
SEN
Dwindles, with "out":
PETERS
L.A.-to-Denver dir.:
ENE
Castaway's locale:
ISLE
Article of living room furniture:
SETTEE
Denver-to-Albuquerque dir.:
SSW
Sign for the superstitious:
OMEN
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