| Clue | Solution |
|---|---|
| Instrument on Guinness labels | HARP |
| 1929 Literature Nobelist Thomas | MANN |
| Enjoys the sunshine | BASKS |
| Much-hyped berry | ACAI |
| Draftable, in a way | ONEA |
| Draftable, in a way | ONTAP |
| Murdoch who was played by Judi Dench | IRIS |
| Abbr. on food packages | NTWT |
| Form a bond | UNITE |
| Noncommittal sort | FENCESITTER |
| Bell pepper color, often | RED |
| State boldly | ASSERT |
| Yin’s counterpart | YANG |
| 1941-44 attack on Leningrad, e.g. | SIEGE |
| Lipton or Tetley packet | TEABAG |
| Sheepskin-lined boot brand | UGG |
| Carpentry or ceramics | CRAFT |
| African language that gave us "mamba" | ZULU |
| Pacific nation that includes Bikini Atoll | MARSHALLISLANDS |
| "Nolo contendere," e.g. | PLEA |
| London theater at which "The Mikado" premiered | SAVOY |
| Kit ___ Klub ("Cabaret" venue) | KAT |
| Literary pal of Finn | SAWYER |
| Gin partner, often | TONIC |
| Gill opening | SLIT |
| For a long, long time | INAGES |
| Place for a place setting | MAT |
| Zeppelin’s docking spot | MOORINGMAST |
| TV show that spun off "Flo" | ALICE |
| Craftsman product | TOOL |
| Word after jury or civic | DUTY |
| Kind of energy from a farm | SOLAR |
| James who sang "Tell Mama" | ETTA |
| Idyllic place in Genesis | EDEN |
| Wails like a banshee | KEENS |
| Artie of the Big Band Era | SHAW |
| NASDAQ counterpart | NYSE |
| Israeli city near Mount Carmel | HAIFA |
| "Forty ___ and a mule" | ACRES |
| Monsoon season events | RAINS |
| The fish of the zodiac | PISCES |
| Frightening-sounding houseplant | MONSTERA |
| Prefix similar to "contra-" | ANTI |
| Politico Gingrich | NEWT |
| Sharply attired | NATTY |
| CIA assassin played by Damon | BOURNE |
| Wilson, lead vocalist in Heart | ANN |
| Use a paint stick | STIR |
| Winslet of "Titanic" | KATE |
| Hotfooted it | SPED |
| "The Road Back" novelist Remarque | ERICH |
| Act the trencherman | EAT |
| ___ Strip (Mideast region) | GAZA |
| Square dancers in skirts | GALS |
| D sharp’s equivalent | EFLAT |
| Barracks bed | BUNK |
| Alan of "The Four Seasons" | ALDA |
| Blast of wind | GUST |
| World Series game sextet, for short | UMPS |
| Post-Oscars party, say | GALA |
| Increased, as an investment | GREW |
| Ad-zapping TV adjunct | TIVO |
| Displays, as the time | SAYS |
| "Meathead," to Archie Bunker | SONINLAW |
| Offering "alternative facts" | LYING |
| Big name in glue | ELMERS |
| Ipanema’s city, for short | RIO |
| ___ Yards (home of the Orioles) | CAMDEN |
| Big name in raincoats and galoshes | TOTES |
| Like Elton John’s costumes | GAUDY |
| Eleanor who wrote "Ginger Pye" | ESTES |
| "Funny Girl" composer Jule | STYNE |
| Lone Ranger’s trademark | MASK |
| Skin care additive | ALOE |
| Dominoes piece | TILE |
| Tim of "Rob Roy" | ROTH |
| Letter after theta | IOTA |
| "Sorry, no ___ do!" | CAN |
USA Today - August 12 2017 Sunday Crossword Puzzle Answers
USA Today Crossword Puzzle Solutions - Aug 12 2017 Sunday
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