NYT Crossword April 29 2017 answers
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April 29 2017 crossword
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Result of a firing:
ASH
PIN money?:
ATMFEE
"Jeez Louise!":
SHEESH
Trick-taking card game:
HEARTS
English channel:
BBC
About 252 cals.:
BTU
Like M. Poirot:
BELG
Competitive, in a way:
CAPITALISTIC
It's poorly written:
SCRAWL
Title of politeness:
SAN
Swimmer's woe:
CRAMP
Pro ___:
RATA
Slaughterhouse:
ABATTOIR
Spent a season in the sun?:
WINTERED
Rubbery compounds:
LATEXES
Hannibal's men:
THEATEAM
Certain eruption:
ACNE
Famed Pop Art subject:
MARILYNMONROE
1962 Best Picture setting:
ARABIA
Fault line?:
MEACULPA
Swimming:
NATANT
Shade of green:
FERN
Bind with a belt:
GIRD
It's pretty obvious:
DEADGIVEAWAY
Certain finish:
MATTE
Chanel No. 5 competitor:
ESTEE
Augmenting, old-style:
EKING
Gridlock consequence:
TIEUP
Functional:
USABLE
Many a Dallas cowboy:
TEX
Comments that lead people to repeat themselves:
EHS
Ones carrying babies on their backs:
KOALAS
Guinness adjective:
OLDEST
Middle Earth?:
CORE
Modeling medium:
CLAY
Dawdles:
DILLYDALLIES
Long-lasting, in commercial names:
DURA
Good earth:
LOESS
Source of feedback:
SOUNDINGBOARD
Table:
SETASIDE
Some fertilized eggs:
OOSPORES
Fictional spy who first appeared in "Call for the Dead":
GEORGESMILEY
Unit of explosive capacity:
GIGATON
"___ joke":
ITSA
Ranges:
STOVES
Go the right way?:
GEE
Palace of Nations locale:
GENEVA
Has a home-cooked meal:
EATSIN
Made a big scene?:
EMOTED
Mystery in the fossil record:
GAP
Writer with the given names Robert Lawrence:
STINE
Import:
SENSE
Tick off:
STEAM
Step on a scale:
TONE
Jointly:
ASONE
Illustrator Thomas:
NAST
Whine lover?:
CRAB
Down:
BLUE
Undeceived by:
ONTO
Capital for King Zog:
TIRANA
Strong, as a bond:
AAA
Hooter's location:
OWLSNEST
New Left org.:
SDS
Setting for Sergei Eisenstein's "Battleship Potemkin":
ODESSA
Clear brandy:
EAUDEVIE
Brisk competitor:
NESTEA
Fist pumper's cry:
YES
Besides:
AND
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