NYT Crossword March 6 2017 answers
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March 6 2017 crossword
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Medicine-approving org.:
FDA
What the "Gras" of Mardi Gras means:
FAT
Count with fangs:
DRACULA
Circus tumbler:
ACROBAT
Wine barrel:
CASK
Witch's laugh:
CACKLE
Crop up:
ARISE
Command to a dog:
SIT
Mary ___ cosmetics:
KAY
Awards in the ad biz:
CLIOS
Bit from a movie:
CLIP
Fond du ___, Wis.:
LAC
Faintest idea:
INKLING
Easter Island locale:
OCEANIA
Belgrade native:
SERBIAN
Rainbow shape:
ARC
Opera melody:
ARIA
Quick look:
GLANCE
Unappetizing food that might be served with a ladle:
GLOP
Paving goo:
TAR
Article of outerwear for an urbanite?:
CITYSLICKER
Carpet variety:
SHAG
Too many of them "spoil the broth":
COOKS
Thinks, thinks, thinks (about):
OBSESSES
Bunny's movement:
HOP
Component of a science course:
LAB
Article of outerwear for a champagne drinker?:
BUBBLEWRAP
Small ammo:
BBS
Command spoken while pulling the reins:
WHOA
Rambunctious little kids:
RUGRATS
Done: Fr.:
FINI
200- or 400-meter run, e.g.:
FOOTRACE
Having a ho-hum attitude:
BLASE
Warm greeting:
HUG
Justice Sotomayor:
SONIA
Madrid Mrs.:
SRA
Leave full:
SATE
Common weather phenomenon in San Francisco:
FOG
N.F.L. three-pointers: Abbr.:
FGS
Ankle-high work shoe:
BROGAN
Droid:
BOT
Article of outerwear for a candy lover?:
SUGARCOAT
Alternative to FedEx:
UPS
Thicken, as blood:
CLOT
Potato chips, to Brits:
CRISPS
Holders of some music collections:
CDRACKS
Headgear for a drizzly day:
RAINHAT
Descriptive language:
IMAGERY
___-rock (music genre):
ALT
Entree that may be slathered in barbecue sauce:
RIBS
Annoying:
IRKSOME
Honeycomb product:
BEESWAX
Retired jet, for short:
SST
"Grand" women:
DAMES
Classic muscle car:
GTO
Shorebird with a distinctive shriek:
GULL
Removes the rind from:
PARES
Caged talker:
PARROT
Inlets:
RIAS
Article of outerwear for a housekeeper?:
DUSTJACKET
Painters' touches:
DABS
Some computer picture files:
JPEGS
Lee who directed "Life of Pi":
ANG
___ Harbour, Fla.:
BAL
Memory unit:
BYTE
Newspapers, collectively:
PRESS
Article of outerwear for a General Motors employee?:
CHEVYBLAZER
Kilmer of "Top Gun":
VAL
Nile viper:
ASP
Middle of Arizona?:
ZEE
Bird that gives a hoot:
OWL
Auction grouping:
LOT
Gold standards:
KARATS
___ lily:
SEGO
Chinese leader with a Little Red Book:
MAO
Panache:
STYLE
Rat or roach:
PEST
No. after a main telephone no.:
EXT
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