NYT Crossword March 29 2016 answers
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March 29 2016 crossword
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Volleyball actions between bumps and spikes:
SETS
Missile ___:
SILO
Op-ed columnist Timothy:
EGAN
"Act quickly! This offer will end very soon!":
TODAYONLY
Supporting stalks:
STIPES
Name on an orange-and-white truck:
UHAUL
Country in a classic Beatles title:
USSR
Overhead expense?:
HAT
Pub order:
ALE
Exhausts:
USESUP
Z's position:
LAST
"Hey, buddy!":
PSST
Outhouses:
PRIVIES
Obsolescent designation in the music business:
SIDEB
Expressionless:
STONY
Girl's name that's a benefit in reverse?:
TESSA
"What ___" (1996 Sublime hit):
IGOT
Some chip dip:
SALSA
Ceremony:
RITE
What red markers may indicate on 59-Acrosses:
LADIESTEES
Sup:
EAT
Altar exchange:
IDOS
Even (with):
ONAPAR
Cat in a record store:
STEVENS
Texas home of the Sun Bowl:
ELPASO
To date:
YET
Musician Reed or Rawls:
LOU
Early filmmaker Fritz:
LANG
It just took this before "I fell so hard in love with you," in a 1960s hit:
ONELOOK
Tripoli's land:
LIBYA
Musical name after Tori or before Lee:
AMOS
Way off:
AFAR
Burkina Faso neighbor:
MALI
Ancestor of the harmonica:
PANPIPE
Some stuffed bears:
POOHS
Hearth:
INGLE
Supporter:
FAN
Top-shelf:
AONE
Doing sums:
ADDING
1960s Egyptian president:
NASSER
Rascal:
SCOUNDREL
"___ go bragh!":
ERIN
Something cast:
ROLE
"___ My Children":
ALL
Some links holes ... with a hint to the circled letters:
DOGLEGS
Salinger title girl:
ESME
___-Magnon:
CRO
Capital of Saudi Arabia:
RIYADH
Morning TV weatherman:
ALROKER
Capital of Norway:
OSLO
Big export of Saudi Arabia and Norway:
OIL
Lithe:
LISSOME
Gas brand with an arrow in its logo:
SUNOCO
When summer officially starts:
JUNE
"Always on Time" rapper:
JARULE
Like a disciplinarian's talk:
STERN
Recoiled (from):
SHIED
Flavor:
TASTE
Thrill:
ELATE
Luau instrument, informally:
UKE
Symbol of power, with "the":
MAN
World leader with a distinctive jacket:
MAO
Like some lights:
HALOGEN
Divas have big ones:
EGOS
Scored, as on a 59-Across:
CARDED
Sch. overlooking Harlem:
CCNY
Morales of "La Bamba":
ESAI
Hockey feint:
DEKE
"Out of Africa" author Dinesen:
ISAK
18 holes, often:
GOLFCOURSE
Many an August birth:
LEO
What beef marbling is:
FAT
Suffix with disk:
ETTE
Indian ___:
OCEAN
Pipeline problem:
LEAK
Animal that's sometimes frozen in the headlights:
DEER
Like a chimney sweep:
SOOTY
Nobel winner Wiesel:
ELIE
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