NYT Crossword December 31 2018 answers
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December 31 2018 crossword
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Exchange after a lecture, informally:
QANDA
Brand of swabs:
QTIP
Man's name related to the name of Islam's founder:
AHMED
Lead-in to glycerin:
NITRO
Prolonged dry spell:
DROUGHT
"Much ___ About Nothing":
ADO
Room just under the roof:
ATTIC
Assert without proof:
ALLEGE
Cry of triumph:
TADA
Spat:
TIFF
Last words before being pronounced husband and wife:
IDO
Not drive by oneself to work:
CARPOOL
Sweetheart:
HON
Cheery greeting:
HIHO
Ares : Greek :: ___ : Norse:
ODIN
Loch ___ monster:
NESS
Base just before home base:
THIRD
Postponed for later consideration:
LAIDASIDE
Patron of sailors:
STELMO
"You young people go ahead!":
IMTOOOLDFORTHIS
Kingly name in Norway:
OLAV
Country between Ecuador and Bolivia:
PERU
Part of a tree or a book:
LEAF
Lowest workers:
PEONS
G.I.'s ID:
DOGTAG
___ Bo (exercise system):
TAE
"That's so funny," in a text:
LOL
Make great strides?:
LOPE
Lack in energy:
HAVENOOOMPH
Highest digits in sudoku:
NINES
"Holy cow!," in a text:
OMG
Quarry:
PREY
Plant supplying burlap fiber:
HEMP
Dull, as a finish:
MATTE
Kitten's sound:
MEW
Spirited horse:
ARAB
Sextet halved:
TRIO
Begged earnestly:
IMPLORED
"i" or "j" topper:
DOT
Make a goof:
ERR
Free-___ (like some chickens):
RANGE
Dictionaries, almanacs, etc., in brief:
REFS
Poodle's sound:
ARF
Punk offshoot:
EMO
"Don't leave this spot":
WAITHERE
Scoundrel, in British slang:
TOERAG
What a setting sun dips below:
HORIZON
Cairo's land:
EGYPT
Urge (on):
EGG
"Who'da thunk it?!":
GEEWHIZ
Force to exit, as a performer:
BOOOFFSTAGE
Professor's goal, one day:
TENURE
___ Jemima:
AUNT
Hosp. trauma centers:
ERS
Broadway's ___ O'Neill Theater:
EUGENE
Mexican president Enrique Peña ___:
NIETO
Company in a 2001-02 business scandal:
ENRON
Puppeteer Lewis:
SHARI
Enthusiastic assent in Mexico:
SISI
Web address starter:
HTTP
On the waves:
ASEA
___ Fein (Irish political party):
SINN
Fly high:
SOAR
Notes from players who can't pay:
IOUS
Either side of an airplane:
WING
Bit of inheritance?:
GENE
Traffic reporter's comment:
ITSAZOOOUTTHERE
The Buckeyes of the Big Ten, for short:
OSU
However, briefly:
THO
Plant-eating dino with spikes on its back:
STEGOSAUR
Discover almost by chance, as a solution:
HITON
Hoppy brew, for short:
IPA
Helper in an operating room:
NURSE
Another name for O3 (as appropriate to 17-, 25-, 44- and 58-Across?):
OZONE
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