NYT Crossword June 7 2016 answers
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June 7 2016 crossword
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Shapes of bacilli bacteria:
RODS
Germany's ___ Valley:
RUHR
Indian tribe that lent its name to a county in Nebraska:
OTOE
Classical exemplars of steadfast friendship:
DAMONANDPYTHIAS
Hite of "The Hite Report":
SHERE
Snug:
COMFY
Modern prefix with gender:
CIS
Comedian Patton ___:
OSWALT
Little rodents, jocularly:
MEECE
Having one's business mentioned in a news article, e.g.:
FREEPR
Up to now:
YET
North-of-the-border station:
ESSO
Patriot Allen:
ETHAN
Avert more serious losses:
STOPTHEBLEEDING
Four or five, say:
SOME
German-based G.M. subsidiary:
OPEL
State that voted Republican by the highest percentage (73%) in the 2012 presidential election:
UTAH
River to the Rhône:
ISERE
Sporty car feature:
TTOP
With 18- and 19-Across, classic song that starts "'Mid pleasures and palaces though we may roam":
HOME
See 17-Across:
SWEET
See 17-Across:
HOME
Company shake-up, for short:
REORG
How George Harrison's guitar "weeps":
GENTLY
Hero war pilot:
ACE
Suit coat feature:
LAPEL
Hide out:
LIELOW
Popular setting for 17-/18-/19-Across:
NEEDLEPOINT
Like many exhausts:
DUAL
"Looking at it a different way," in texts:
OTOH
Hagen of stage and screen:
UTA
Something a scanner scans, in brief:
UPC
20-20, e.g.:
TIE
Fanatic:
NUT
GPS suggestion: Abbr.:
RTE
Was down with:
HAD
Stein filler:
ALE
Insult, informally:
DIS
Swinger's target at a party:
PINATA
Dairy ___:
AISLE
Yale, affectionately:
OLDELI
"Clear!" procedure, for short:
DEFIB
Façade feature:
CEDILLA
Actor Kutcher and others:
ASHTONS
Small flycatchers:
PHOEBES
Watches intently:
PEERSAT
Korean performer with a monster 2012 international hit:
PSY
Jeanne d'Arc, e.g.: Abbr.:
STE
Pants, in slang:
TROU
1974-75 pigskin org.:
WFL
Pastoral poem:
IDYL
Former Indian P.M. Gandhi:
INDIRA
Semiconductor devices:
DIODES
With 53- and 56-Across, certain abode:
THREE
Improper attire at a fancy restaurant:
TSHIRT
Hole in one's shoe:
EYELET
Certain military hazards, for short:
IEDS
Make sopping wet:
DRENCH
Humane Society pickups:
STRAYS
Evening, in ads:
NITE
See 47-Across:
STORY
Q*___ (1980s arcade game):
BERT
Homer Simpson cry:
DOH
See 47-Across:
HOUSE
"___ Rosenkavalier":
DER
Bygone Ugandan despot:
IDIAMIN
Hairy primate:
APE
Not-so-hairy primates:
MEN
Oxide in rubies and sapphires:
ALUMINA
Durham sch.:
UNH
___ tai (drink):
MAI
Harvesting machines:
REAPERS
Possession of property:
TENANCY
What initials on something may signify:
ASSENT
Where femurs are located:
THIGHS
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