NYT Crossword March 26 2019 answers
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March 26 2019 crossword
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*Like carols and cantatas:
SUNG
A handful of:
SOME
Slightly ahead:
UPONE
Spanish boys:
NINOS
Figure out:
GET
Breathing room:
SPACE
Pet lover's org.:
SPCA
Nursery buy:
PLANT
Pellet projectors:
AIRGUNS
Cartoon collectible:
CEL
That: Sp.:
ESO
Put a limit on:
CAP
Sources of urban noise pollution:
CARALARMS
Be useful to:
AVAIL
Tubular pasta:
PENNE
Mayberry moppet of 1960s TV:
OPIE
Tissue layers:
PLIES
"What ___ we here?":
HAVE
Newcomer at the office:
HIREE
*Grand Prix locale:
MONTECARLO
Like beaches during storms:
ERODED
Country west of Afghanistan:
IRAN
Ambient music pioneer Brian:
ENO
Used a doorbell:
RANG
Scarecrow's desire in "The Wizard of Oz":
BRAIN
Small pellets:
BBS
Canadian gas brand:
ESSO
Voice of the Apple Watch:
SIRI
*"You're beautiful," in Paris:
TUESBELLE
Dawn's direction:
EAST
Beach headwear:
SUNHAT
Words of commitment:
IDO
Point in the right direction:
ORIENT
Seasickness, e.g.:
NAUSEA
Moon ___ (apt anagram of ASTRONOMER):
STARER
Inits. in some personals, once:
SWF
Brewed drink:
TEA
Intense promotional campaigns:
ADBLITZES
Tax ID:
SSN
Stat for cleanup hitters:
RBI
Sweetheart, in modern slang:
BAE
___ and outs:
INS
*"Yay for us!":
WEDIDIT
"The Nutcracker" skirt:
TUTU
*Uma of "Kill Bill":
THURMAN
Lopsided:
UNEVEN
Theme park feature:
RIDE
"Groovy!":
FAB
Where Slovakia and Slovenia are: Abbr.:
EUR
Houston N.B.A. team:
ROCKETS
Herbs with licorice-flavored seeds:
ANISES
Rustic shelter:
LEANTO
Makes more bearable:
EASES
Coaching great Parseghian:
ARA
One of the Kennedys:
TED
*Friend of Robin Hood:
FRIARTUCK
Trees and shrubs:
FLORA
Alex Haley epic:
ROOTS
Kunta of 51-Down:
KINTE
Bulletproof garment:
VEST
Half of a 45:
SIDEA
Stretch of land:
TRACT
Many, casually:
LOTSA
Toy in windy weather:
KITE
Headed for overtime:
TIED
Original N.Y.C. subway line:
IRT
Little squirt:
TYKE
Move like mud:
OOZE
Start of the baseball season ... or what the start of each starred clue is?:
OPENINGDAY
Like Mother Hubbard:
OLD
Kung ___ chicken:
PAO
Chatty travel companion:
GPS
Lines on a road map: Abbr.:
RTES
Cappuccino cousin:
LATTE
Fraction of a bushel:
PECK
Half-___ (do in a perfunctory way):
ASS
Gave medicine:
DOSED
*Fill to excess:
SATE
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