NYT Crossword June 29 2016 answers
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June 29 2016 crossword
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Opposite of exciting:
BLAH
Serious punch:
BLOW
Easy gait:
LOPE
Opposite of baja:
ALTA
Half of Hispaniola:
HAITI
Jerk:
ASS
Work in which Dido died:
AENEID
Thinly distributed:
SPARSE
Balm:
SALVE
100 points, to a jeweler:
CARAT
Panacea:
CUREALL
Cardinals, in stats:
ARI
It's complimentary:
RAVEREVIEW
Et ___ (and others):
ALIA
Despised figure in "Fiddler on the Roof":
TSAR
Who sings "A Little Brains, A Little Talent" in "Damn Yankees":
LOLA
Fuel economy org.:
EPA
Unhung paintings:
MURALS
Abbr. in cartography:
MTN
Not required:
OPTIONAL
"What fun!":
OHBOY
___ night (bar attraction):
TRIVIA
It's on the house:
WEATHERVANE
Natty neckwear:
ASCOT
Mr. Potato Head piece:
EAR
Objects of religious veneration in ancient Egypt:
IBISES
Outer space's lack:
AIR
"You beat me":
ILOST
"That's all ___ wrote":
SHE
Signs of healing:
SCABS
Overplay:
HAMUP
It's free:
EMPTYCHAIR
Thomas Gray's "___ on the Spring":
ODE
Emerson or Dickinson:
COLLEGE
Have bills:
OWE
Hair goop:
GELEE
Weaken, as confidence:
ERODE
Brand once billed as "the soap of beautiful women":
CAMAY
"___ Boy" (1960s cartoon series):
ASTRO
Flabbergast:
BOWLOVER
Neighbor of Peru: Abbr.:
BOL
Some sound equipment:
AMPS
Overplay:
EMOTE
___ bisschen (not much: Ger.):
EIN
Soft rock?:
MAGMA
Fodder's place, but not a mudder's:
SILO
Call inadvertently, in a way:
BUTTDIAL
Try one's utmost:
DIGDEEP
Part of many a general's statue:
STEED
Some vents:
SLITS
Clandestine network:
SPYRING
Blanc who voiced Daffy Duck:
MEL
Cellphone, to a Brit:
MOBILE
Deleted:
ERASED
Itsy-bitsy:
WEE
Tooth that turns:
COG
Some New Zealanders:
MAORIS
Worker at Omnicom Group:
ADMAN
Wild guesses:
STABS
Fire residue:
ASH
Range of the von Trapp singers:
ALPS
Usher's destination:
SEAT
It carries no charge:
DEADBATTERY
Goal:
END
Eggshell shade:
ECRU
Regretted:
RUED
Trees with red berrylike fruit:
YEWS
Like feet after a long trek:
LEADEN
Modern aid in anthropology:
DNA
Drop the ball onstage:
MISSACUE
Evincing discomfort:
PAINED
Pub offering:
ALE
Pub offering:
BREW
Book bag part:
STRAP
Actor Beatty:
NED
Pub offering:
SUDS
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