NYT Crossword March 31 2017 answers
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March 31 2017 crossword
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"Don Juan," for one:
EPICPOEM
1980s big-city mayor:
EDKOCH
Alphabetically rhyming river name:
PEEDEE
Loom:
IMPEND
Baked, in Bologna:
COTTA
Grps. supporting the 30-Across:
PTAS
Wild thing?:
OAT
Series opener:
EPISODEI
Modi operandi:
METHODS
Look a little here, look a little there:
BROWSE
Common four-year deg.:
BSC
Novelist Jean with the 1966 best seller "Wide Sargasso Sea":
RHYS
Things in a pod:
ORCAS
Not near the beginning of:
WELLINTO
What has different strokes for different folks?:
SWIMMEET
Bit of antics:
ESCAPADE
Old means of getting discovered:
DEMOTAPE
Mammals using echolocation:
SHREWS
Stayed the course:
KEPTATIT
Like biorhythms:
CYCLIC
"The Flowering Peach" playwright:
ODETS
Moo ___:
SHU
AK-47 alternative:
UZI
Hayek of "Grown Ups":
SALMA
John of pro wrestling:
CENA
Hard stuff to swallow:
BOOZE
"Go away!":
BUZZOFF
Probe, to Brits:
ENQUIRY
Dunderhead:
SIMP
Nancy Sinatra's "If ___ Love Me":
HED
Brown Betty, e.g.:
PUDDING
___ topping:
PIZZA
Leading figure:
GUIDE
Org. with a campaign called "Degrees Not Debt":
NEA
Options in a catalog:
SIZES
Light of the world:
SUN
In a sound bite, say:
QUOTED
Big name in kitchen utensils:
OXO
Jet stream locale:
JACUZZI
Cleanup crew:
JANITORS
"Presto chango!":
ALAKAZAM
Media attention:
COVERAGE
Romantic visionary:
QUIXOTE
Good practice for the show "It's Academic":
QUIZBOWL
N.B.A. Hall-of-Famer Mourning:
ALONZO
Oscar-winning role in "Life Is Beautiful":
GUIDO
Montreal daily:
GAZETTE
___ system (GPS device):
NAV
Romantic liaison:
AFFAIRE
Winter coat lining:
FUR
Real pal, for short:
BFF
Past:
BYGONE
Winter coat lining:
FLEECE
Spills it, with "up":
FESSES
Many of its products have legs:
IKEA
Trunk in the trunk:
AORTA
Lacking focus:
FUZZY
Noah of "Falling Skies":
WYLE
Well-kept resource:
WATER
Plants of the arum family:
TAROS
Hershey bar:
SKOR
Ft. Sumter battler:
REB
Pet shop purchases:
CAGES
Airline V.I.P.: Abbr.:
CAPT
Range that's home to Ha Ha Tonka State Park:
OZARKS
One wearing sunglasses, stereotypically:
SPY
Units in modern film ratings?:
TOMATOES
Pop enthusiast?:
MOM
Convertible:
RAGTOP
A trivial sum, informally:
TWOPENCE
Like cream cheese on a bagel:
SMEARY
Shady bunch?:
ELMTREES
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