Clue | Answer |
---|---|
'Shaddup!' | SITONIT |
'Undo' mark | STET |
'___ deal?' | ISITA |
'___ Enchanted' | ELLA |
*Great in number | LION |
*Newton subject | GRAVY |
*Not rough | GENE |
*Old West robber | BAIT |
*Piddling | TRIAL |
*Royal messenger | HERD |
*Turn, as a wheel | ROTE |
*Upbraids | REBUS |
*Words of praise | PAN |
41-Down's room | SALA |
701, once | DCCI |
Abbr. in some city names | HGTS |
Actor Dullea | KEIR |
Appeared in print | RAN |
Asparagus unit | SPEAKER |
Attack | ASSAIL |
Babble on | PRIVATE |
Be too fearful to | DARENOT |
Beast of burden | BURRITO |
Bird: Prefix | AVI |
Bishop's domain | SEE |
Bit of sweat | BEAD |
Bone: Prefix | OSTE |
Bother | PEST |
Box office | GATE |
Brother's title | FRA |
Burger go-with | FRIENDS |
Card combinations | MELDS |
Caroled | SANG |
Cartoon dog | ASTRO |
Cathedral area | NAVE |
Chanteuse Eartha | KITT |
Checks at the door, say | IDS |
Choice cut | FILET |
Classic fantasy game co | TSR |
Classic muscle cars | GTOS |
Close overlap of fugue voices | STRETTO |
Collection | SET |
Cologne conjunction | UND |
Convenience store sights | ATMS |
Cowboys' activity | ROUNDUP |
Cpl.'s inferior | PFC |
Detailed plans | SPECS |
Don of 'The Andy Griffith Show' | KNOTTS |
Eagle's org | BSA |
Edible plant extract | PALMOIL |
Election night data | RETURNS |
Email, say | WRITETO |
Facility for small planes | AIRPARK |
Fictional estate | TARA |
Field team | OXEN |
Football team | ELEVEN |
Formed from a mold | DIECAST |
Former Nebraska senator James | EXON |
Former transportation secretary Norman | MINETA |
French fine | AMENDE |
Get rid of | SHED |
Glad-handing sort | POL |
Greedy sort | PIG |
Half sister of Ares | ATHENA |
Hides away | STASHES |
Idea | NOTATION |
In the mood | UPTOIT |
Indigenous | NEGATIVE |
Informal turndown | NAH |
Is on the brink | TEETERS |
Italian dish that needs much stirring | RISOTTO |
K.C.-to-Detroit dir | ENE |
Kitten sounds | MEWS |
Large-scale evacuation | EXODUS |
Latin 'was to be' | ERAT |
Latin 'you love' | AMAS |
Legitimate | REAL |
Like the cry 'Veni, vidi, vici' | CAESAREAN |
Locks up again | RECHAINS |
Long March participant | MAOIST |
Low number | ONE |
Low numero | TRE |
Many ski lodges | AFRAMES |
Mex. miss | SRTA |
Mideast currency | RIAL |
Most hip | COOLEST |
Mushroom | TOADSTOOL |
N.F.L. Hall-of-Famer Dawson | LEN |
Neither blue nor red?: Abbr | IND |
Nickname for José | PEPE |
Nobel-winning writer Andric | IVO |
Not just slow | GLACIAL |
Not ___ (none) | ALICK |
Old West transport | STAGE |
One of eight Eng. kings | EDW |
One of the Windward Islands | STLUCIA |
Openly defy | FALLOUT |
Overseas prince | EMIR |
P.D. alert | APB |
Painterish | ARTY |
Pay to play | ANTE |
Peevish state | SNIT |
Plain to see | OVEREAT |
Poke fun at | RIB |
Prankster | IMP |
Prix ___ | FIXE |
Raised transports | ELS |
Reach, eventually | ENDUPAT |
Saucier's boss | CHEF |
Say sweet words | COO |
Sci-fi's Hubbard | LRON |
See instructions | ALITTLEGIVEANDTAKE |
She rules | EMPRESS |
Shortening in recipes? | TSPS |
Sitarist Shankar | RAVI |
Slow, hard progress | SLOG |
Slushy drink | ICEE |
Smear | MALIGN |
Soccer blooper | OWNGOAL |
Some dresses | MIDIS |
Spanish 'that' | ESA |
State with the motto 'Oro y plata' | MONTANA |
Stay-at-home workers? | UMPIRES |
Stepped in for | SPELLED |
Sticky stuff | TAR |
Stir up | AROUSE |
Stir up | AGITATE |
Strangle | GAROTTE |
Swaddles, e.g | ENWRAPS |
Tenor from Naples | CARUSO |
Terrible | DIRE |
Theater supporters | PATRONS |
Thingamajig | DOODAD |
Three-ingredient treats | SMORES |
Tony-winning musical with the song 'Find Your Grail' | SPAMALOT |
Tot-watched | BABYSAT |
Trickster of American Indian mythology | RAVEN |
Two-channel | STEREO |
Unchanged | SAME |
Underhanded | SLY |
Use a straw | SUCK |
Used tire | RETREAD |
W.W. II craft | LST |
Windy City paper, with 'the' | TRIB |
Wise men | THEMAGI |
Witch | HAG |
World capital where Monopoly is banned | HAVANA |
Yolk surrounder | WHITTLE |
Young seal | PUP |
___ menu | EDIT |
___ Plus | ATRA |
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