NYT Crossword September 4 2018 answers
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September 4 2018 crossword
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"Gotta go!":
IMOFF
Words before "old chap":
ISAY
Double agent:
MOLE
Earthen pot:
OLLA
Chubby:
FAT
Snowman of song who's "a jolly, happy soul":
FROSTY
Reject, as a lover:
SPURN
Sauna sight:
STEAM
Musical Page:
PATTI
"Yecch!":
UGH
Lament:
RUE
"Morning Edition" airer:
NPR
Snub-nosed dog:
PUG
One involved with a grand opening?:
PIANOTUNER
Enthused about:
UPFOR
Coped, barely:
GOTBY
___ panel (rooftop installation):
SOLAR
Retouch a base after a fly-out:
TAGUP
Wall St. debut:
IPO
In unison:
ALLTOGETHER
Sporty Pontiacs of old:
GTOS
Sternward:
AFT
Vote in favor:
YEA
"Right now!," to a surgeon:
STAT
Hoity-toity sort:
SNOB
Mo:
SEC
The idea that matter is composed of small, distinct components:
ATOMICTHEORY
Seniors' org.:
AARP
Gets emotional at a wedding, maybe:
CRIES
Sheds a ___ (24-Down):
TEAR
Soccer star Mia:
HAMM
Unfailingly:
ALWAYS
You love: Lat.:
AMAS
Beef cut:
LOIN
Top-of-the-line:
WORLDCLASS
Respond to a stimulus:
REACT
Secure, as a ship:
MOOR
Just the way you see me:
ASIAM
Wiped out, as while skateboarding:
ATEIT
Nascar additive:
STP
Actress Thurman:
UMA
A lot of it is junk:
MAIL
Italy, to Germany, in W.W. II:
ALLY
Common taxi destination:
AIRPORTTERMINAL
Capital due north of the northern tip of Denmark:
OSLO
Keister:
REAR
"What's ___ for me?":
INIT
Show with many notable alums:
SNL
Oozes:
SEEPS
Late playwright Simon:
NEIL
___ Lama:
DALAI
"Now I see!":
AHA
Without bias:
FAIRLY
Vampire's telltale sign:
FANG
"You can say that again!":
ANDHOW
Big department store in a mall, e.g.:
ANCHORTENANT
Severe but short, as an illness:
ACUTE
Polite refusal:
NOSIR
Film critic Roger:
EBERT
Racket:
NOISE
Pepsi, e.g.:
COLA
Word spoken before and after "James":
BOND
Star athlete, for short:
MVP
Smidgen:
MITE
Pair of skivvies?:
VEES
[Over here!]:
PSST
Network showing "Suits" and "Mr. Robot":
USA
When Pac-Man and Rubik's Cube were popular ... or a phonetic hint for 17-, 23-, 37- and 48-Across:
THEEIGHTIES
"You should know better!":
TSK
One laying an egg:
HEN
___ Claire, Wis.:
EAU
Paving goo:
TAR
"Whether ___ nobler ...":
TIS
Department store that once famously put out catalogs:
SEARS
Pop music's Hall & ___:
OATES
Hesitant speech sounds:
ERS
Rockne of Notre Dame fame:
KNUTE
Seize forcibly:
WREST
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