NYT Crossword August 25 2016 answers
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August 25 2016 crossword
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Grind:
GNASH
Nana:
GRAMMA
What the gutsy display:
NOFEAR
Like one end of a battery:
ANODIC
Cold War missiles on mobile launchers:
SCUDS
Queens neighborhood next to Jamaica:
HOLLIS
What the circled squares in this puzzle symbolize:
PAVEDROAD
1990s fad:
POGS
Fig. in car ads:
APR
Village leader?:
VEE
Romanian composer George:
ENESCU
Villainous resident of Crab Key island:
DRNO
OutKast and Mobb Deep:
RAPDUOS
___ World Trade Center:
ONE
Ottoman official:
AGA
Some, in Somme:
DES
Brand with a trademark on the phrase "Set it and forget it":
RONCO
Area to roam:
OPENRANGE
In a state of entanglement:
AFOUL
Goya or Del Monte product:
GREENPEAS
Sticks one's nose in:
MEDDLES
Choice word?:
EENIE
Soccer coverage?:
SOD
Actress Williams of "Game of Thrones":
MAISIE
"Better Call Saul" airer:
AMC
Galore:
APLENTY
Illinois city where John Deere is headquartered:
MOLINE
Ones working at home?:
UMPS
Juilliard degs.:
MFAS
Gymnastics position:
PIKE
FiveThirtyEight datum:
STAT
Move like the sun in the sky:
ARC
"Focus!":
SNAPOUTOFIT
Way to Sugar Hill, in song:
ATRAIN
___ far gone:
TOO
"___ never work!":
ITLL
Japanese city known as "the nation's kitchen":
OSAKA
Combat setting for an air cav, once:
NAM
"For the benefit of all" org.:
NASA
___ Spring:
ARAB
Remote control button:
MUTE
Announcement after a deep breath:
HEREIGO
___ Steinbrenner, principal owner of the Yankees:
HAL
U.S. base in Cuba, for short:
GITMO
In a comfortable position:
SET
One of the ABC islands:
ARUBA
"Show up ... or else!":
BETHERE
Years in old Rome:
ANNI
Dish offering:
SATELLITETV
Stores for future use:
LAYSIN
Patrician estates:
VILLAS
Where many drafts are produced:
BAR
1990s war locale:
BOSNIA
Charge:
ASSESS
Cause a commotion:
RAISEHELL
Collude with:
ABET
Choice word:
ANY
Brunch beverage:
MIMOSA
Rippled and lustrous:
MOIRE
Rural allergen:
HAY
Copier:
APER
Larger-than-life statues:
COLOSSI
Check the birth date of, say:
CARD
Something pulled out before turning in:
SLEEPSOFA
Medicare beneficiaries: Abbr.:
SRS
Park place?:
LOT
Retreat:
EBB
Keats's "___ Dream":
ONA
Slangy suffix with two or three:
FER
Dialogue, e.g.:
LINES
"Misery" director:
ROBREINER
Turn up:
ARISE
French abbot thought to have originated the saying depicted symbolically in this puzzle:
STBERNARD
Beach souvenir:
SEASHELL
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