NYT Terrific Tuesdays 4 - Puzzle 1
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Terrific Tuesdays 4 - Puzzle 1
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"Oh, so that's it!":
AHA
Fields:
AREAS
One who believes in karma:
HINDU
Weapon of mass destruction in '45 headlines:
ABOMB
Impetuous:
BRASH
Confer (upon):
BESTOW
Tangle:
RATSNEST
Therapists' org.:
APA
Submarine sensor:
SONAR
___ Gabler, Ibsen heroine:
HEDDA
Norwegian tourist attraction:
FJORD
Really cool, in slang:
FLY
Copier malfunctions:
JAMS
Instrument that tunes an orchestra:
OBOE
Cycled, say:
RODE
Great Scott?:
DRED
Tease:
RIB
Author of Gothic short stories, in short:
EAPOE
Slave away:
LABOR
Music producer Brian:
ENO
Sleep state for an electronic device:
STANDBYMODE
___ Raton, Fla.:
BOCA
Fesses up:
ADMITS
Magnesium chloride, e.g.:
ICEMELT
Ruckus:
ADO
Tidbit for a bird:
SEED
Outsource, as part of a job:
SUBCONTRACT
Nirvana and Destiny's Child:
TRIOS
Big horn:
TUBA
Still-life subject:
EWER
SXSW festival setting:
AUSTIN
In a manner of speaking:
SOTOSAY
Slave away:
TOIL
Preppy clothing brand:
IZOD
Protected bird in Hawaii:
NENE
Blossom support:
STEM
Grift, e.g.:
SCAM
___ list:
TODO
Of all time:
EVER
Really cool, in slang:
SICK
One working overtime in Apr., maybe:
CPA
Alaskan peninsula:
KENAI
Hooch:
BOOZE
Secret military mission ... or a hint to the circled letters in this puzzle?:
COVERTOPERATION
20 quires of paper:
REAM
Increased, as production:
RAMPEDUP
Oscar winner for "Skyfall":
ADELE
Yemen's capital:
SANA
Ye ___ Shoppe:
OLDE
What covers many blocks?:
MORTAR
German coal region:
RUHR
Gremlins and Pacers:
AMCS
"Monty Python" actor John:
CLEESE
Like World of Warcraft and other fare for 66-Acrosses:
MULTIPLAYER
Persists:
LASTS
Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse ___:
TYSON
They provide richness in batter:
YOLKS
Wipe away:
ERASE
Brought back:
REDUX
Coin whose front varies by country:
EURO
Sharp part:
EDGE
Eurasia's ___ Mountains:
URAL
Frost:
RIME
Place for a roast:
OVEN
Stable diet?:
HAY
Mopey donkey of children's literature:
EEYORE
It's on the left in the U.S. and the right in the U.K.:
DRIVERSSIDE
Historical interval:
ERA
Flatow or Glass of public radio:
IRA
Boy:
LAD
See 50-Across:
GAMER
Doughnut's shape:
TORUS
Wildcats of the N.C.A.A.:
KSU
Kagan of the Supreme Court:
ELENA
Potter's potions professor:
SNAPE
Simone de Beauvoir's "The Second ___":
SEX
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