NYT Crossword May 20 2019 answers
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May 20 2019 crossword
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Wide open, as the mouth:
AGAPE
Intense devotion:
ARDOR
Actress Davis of "The Accidental Tourist":
GEENA
Edward who wrote "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?":
ALBEE
Trail:
PATH
Onetime police officer:
EXCOP
Treaties:
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Dish made from taro root:
POI
None's opposite:
ALL
Medical facility:
CLINIC
Fork prong:
TINE
Motorized two-wheelers:
SEGWAYS
"What ___ I say?":
CAN
*Seafood topping that may be red or white:
CLAMSAUCE
Assistant:
AIDE
Illuminating gas:
NEON
"Whoa, ease up!":
RELAX
Stan's co-star in over 100 early film comedies:
OLLIE
Made-up story:
LIE
*Government's credit limit:
DEBTCEILING
Org. concerned with ecosystems:
EPA
Hubbub:
ADO
Like many infield grounders:
ONEHOP
Lester Holt and Anderson Cooper:
NEWSMEN
Figured (out):
SUSSED
Issa ___ of HBO's "Insecure":
RAE
Smith or Scialfa of rock:
PATTI
Language in Bangkok:
THAI
Served raw, as steak:
TARTARE
Vienna's home: Abbr.:
AUS
*Beanbag juggled with the feet:
HACKYSACK
McKinnon of "S.N.L.":
KATE
Place for a baby to sleep:
CRIB
Beer barrels:
KEGS
Massage intensely:
ROLF
Military program for coll. students:
ROTC
"Alternatively ...," in texts:
OTOH
*Part of a ship just above the hold:
LOWERDECK
Practices épée, e.g.:
FENCES
Put on a black coat?:
TAR
Not us:
THEM
Guarantee:
ASSURE
Great Plains tribe:
OTOE
"Start the music!" ... or what one could do to the finish of the answer to each starred clue:
HITIT
Ticks off:
IRKS
Vaping device, informally:
ECIG
Full-time resident of a college community:
TOWNIE
"No surprise to me!":
IKNEWIT
"___ you through?":
ARE
Belles at balls, informally:
DEBS
*Symbol for "O.K.":
CHECKMARK
Develops a glitch:
ACTSUP
"The ___ & Stimpy Show":
REN
Labor organizer Chávez:
CESAR
First full month of Major League Baseball, often: Abbr.:
APR
Get the suds out:
RINSE
Resort with mineral waters:
SPA
Post office purchase:
STAMP
Person in a cockpit:
PILOT
Ease, as fears:
ALLAY
Like a gift from above:
GODSENT
Concert proceeds:
GATE
Double-curved molding:
OGEE
State bird of Hawaii:
NENE
Reproductive part of a flower:
PISTIL
Did a backstroke, say:
SWAM
18+, e.g., in order to be able to vote:
AGE
*Much-visited site in Jerusalem:
WESTERNWALL
Prefix with state:
TRI
Conclusion:
END
Sleuth, in slang:
TEC
Bury, as ashes:
INURN
Girl Scout cookie with a geographical name:
SAMOA
Cry of fright:
EEK
Barely warm:
TEPID
"E" on a gas gauge:
EMPTY
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