NYT Crossword February 17 2017 answers
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February 17 2017 crossword
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Its ribs stick out:
RACKOFLAMB
First name in country:
REBA
Occasional "S.N.L." host, to "S.N.L.":
ALUM
Who wrote "Wise men learn more from fools than fools from the wise":
CATO
Vixen's offspring:
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"110%" effort:
ONESALL
Vocalist for the Black Eyed Peas:
FERGIE
Flat tube?:
LCDTV
Tuna type:
AHI
Button-___ (hit everything at once, in gamer lingo):
MASH
Hippie-influenced fashion trend:
BOHOCHIC
"Fiddlesticks!":
PISH
Grace ___, servant in "Jane Eyre":
POOLE
Curries, samosas, etc.:
INDIANFOOD
Staple of Thai cuisine:
STICKYRICE
Dives:
HONKYTONKS
First Chinese-American cabinet member:
ELAINECHAO
Seeing through:
ONTO
Where to stick a stick:
BUTTERDISH
Owner of the horse Sleipnir:
ODIN
Latin 101 word:
AMO
Abbr. before Friday:
SGT
Improvised jazz strain:
HOTLICK
Suffix with magne-:
TRON
Surrender:
WAIVE
Corduroy rib:
WALE
Turns on:
ENABLES
Showing signs of age:
CREAKY
Rapidly down:
INHALE
Vulgar:
INBADTASTE
Highlighter color:
NEONYELLOW
Bug:
HIDDENMIKE
Artsy L.A. district:
NOHO
Big name in escalators:
OTIS
Washington Post competitor: Abbr.:
NYT
"Jurassic Park" co-star Sam:
NEILL
Teddy material:
SATIN
Diamonds, e.g.:
SUIT
Not to, say:
FRO
Omen:
BODE
Like the function ax^3 + bx^2 + cx + d:
CUBIC
Smartphone heading:
CONTACTS
Come up with:
COIN
Some back-and-forth:
CHAT
Word sometimes elided to its middle letter:
AND
Thwarts:
FOILS
Mythical piper:
FAUN
[!!!!]:
SHOCK
Voluptuous:
SHAPELY
The Romans obtained a purple one from snails:
DYE
Draw money?:
ANTE
They're often drawn at night:
SHADES
Kind of column:
SPINAL
Base order:
TENHUT
Another name for Pluto:
HADES
Mar. figure:
STPAT
Used too much:
TRITE
Record of the year?:
ALMANAC
Jazzman Baker:
CHET
Castigate:
RIP
Colosseum crowd?:
TRE
Reid of "Sharknado":
TARA
Luxury hotel in London's Piccadilly district, with "the":
RITZ
Word after who, what or where:
ELSE
Dropped, as poll numbers:
SLID
Certain Internet hoax:
CHAINEMAIL
Hacker's tool:
AXE
Part of a gig:
MEG
Take a hit:
TOKE
News of flight delays, say:
TEXTALERTS
Sources of ricotta cheese:
EWES
Unwavering look:
STEELYGAZE
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