NYT Crossword March 30 2016 answers
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March 30 2016 crossword
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So last year:
PASSE
U.S.M.C. one-striper:
PFC
What a doctor may have you say:
AAH
Arcade game played on an incline:
SKEEBALL
Motto for a 1-Down, informally:
SEMPERFI
___ the Red:
ERIC
Got one's serve past:
ACED
Shooting marbles:
AGATES
___-de-sac:
CUL
Have one's fill:
EAT
Rap's Dr. ___:
DRE
One of the A's in A.M.A.: Abbr.:
ASSN
Bit of funny business:
ANTIC
Pie-eyed:
STINKO
Return addressee:
SENDER
Prove false:
NEGATE
Flopper in basketball, e.g.:
FAKER
Buyer's protection:
GUARANTEE
Invite for coffee, say:
ASKIN
Some lab work:
CHEMICALTESTING
.net alternative:
COM
Home of Spaceship Earth:
EPCOT
Rather, informally:
KINDA
"Hamlet" soliloquy starter:
TOBE
Kitchen meas.:
TSP
Ear-related:
OTIC
Source of income:
MEALTICKET
Largest country in Africa:
ALGERIA
Of the flock:
LAIC
Like skinny jeans:
TIGHT
Fab Four surname:
STARR
Dream state:
REM
Whacked, so to speak:
SLAIN
Vein find:
ORE
Filch:
PILFER
"Nick of Time" singer Bonnie:
RAITT
Musician's booking:
GIG
Environmentalist's concern ... or a hint to the circled letters:
CLIMATECHANGE
Reds or Blues:
TEAM
"Got it!":
AHA
5-Down and cohorts:
NORSEMEN
Cast-iron cooker:
GRILLPAN
Maneuver with care:
EASE
Front end?:
IER
Part of an insect's body that holds the legs:
THORAX
Marked, as a ballot:
XED
___ Z (the works):
ATO
Builds a new room, say:
ADDSON
Capital of Albania:
TIRANA
"Friends, Romans, countrymen ..." sort of speaker:
ORATOR
Way up or down:
STAIR
Teatro alla ___:
SCALA
Fixes firmly:
RIVETS
Crop up:
ARISE
Like some ad campaigns:
DIRECTMAIL
Mani-pedi tool:
EMERY
Position: Abbr.:
LOC
"Calvin and Hobbes" conveyance:
SLED
Emmy classification:
DRAMA
"W" is one in Welsh:
VOWEL
Trumpet or guitar effect:
WAWA
School branch:
SATELLITECAMPUS
War on Poverty prez:
LBJ
Note in a pot:
IOU
Yank's cousin:
TUG
College, in Down Under slang:
UNI
Minn.-to-Ala. direction:
SSE
Approximately:
ONORABOUT
Starts on baby food, say:
WEANS
___ a one (zero):
NARY
Moonshine holders:
JUGS
Sharpshooter Oakley:
ANNIE
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