NYT Crossword April 29 2016 answers
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April 29 2016 crossword
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Graveyard hour:
FIVEAM
Dynamite:
FAB
Hostile looks:
ICYSTARES
A 99¢ burger may be on it:
VALUEMENU
"Desperate Housewives" housewife:
EDIE
Slangy "True, no?":
AINTIT
Questel who voiced Olive Oyl:
MAE
Dark as dark can be:
JETBLACK
Fitting gifts for puzzle enthusiasts?:
JIGSAWS
"Uncle!":
ENOUGH
Too much, to Marcel:
TROP
See 38-Down:
BED
Valentino type:
LATINLOVER
Fourth-wall breaker:
ASIDE
Star on the horizon?:
COMER
Work digitally?:
KNEAD
Nova Scotia, once:
ACADIA
Not excessively:
INREASON
A ghostwriter isn't given one:
BYLINE
Ball:
GOODTIME
Haggis ingredient:
SUET
"What's hangin'?":
SUP
It comes to a head:
IDEA
Ursule, e.g.: Abbr.:
STE
Fill time at an airport, say:
SHOP
Means of tracking wildlife:
IDTAG
Symbols of change, in math:
DELTAS
Shot from behind the arc, informally:
TREY
Old radio dummy:
SNERD
Shot putter's supply?:
SERA
Squeaker in a cage:
HAMSTERWHEEL
Grist for a war of words?:
SLAMPOETRY
Ageless, ages ago:
ETERNE
City on the Oka River:
OREL
Arles article:
LES
Lucky strike:
TROVE
It often catches an infection:
VIRUSSCAN
Rail heads:
ENGINEERS
Result of holding or hooking:
PENALTY
"OMG, I'm cracking up!":
LMAO
Shot-putter's activity:
HEAVING
Place for a stove light:
HOOD
With 10-Down, turn in:
GOTO
Latin word on a diploma:
SUMMA
Dedicated to:
FOR
First country in the world with universal suffrage (1906):
FINLAND
Conclusion lead-in:
ERGO
Tropical smoothie flavor:
PASSIONFRUIT
Product of natural outdoor steeping:
SUNTEA
Onetime motel come-on:
FREETV
Double-dipping, e.g.:
TABOO
Refinement:
TASTE
Warm welcome?:
ALOHA
Snoozers:
BORES
Answering to:
UNDER
___ Balls:
SNO
Healing helper:
ALOE
Show that's earned more than 40 Emmys, in brief:
SNL
Relief pitcher's success:
SAVE
Lack of anxiety:
EASE
Pistolet ou canon:
ARME
Spreadsheet function:
SORTDATA
"God, home and country" org.:
DAR
Sonnet-ending unit:
TERCET
Literary monogram:
TSE
Fight call, for short:
TKO
72 of its 108 lines end in "-ore" sounds:
THERAVEN
"The Evangelist" of Christianity:
STMARK
Book that doesn't require much time or thought:
EASYREAD
"But still ...":
EVENSO
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