| Clues | Answers |
| 'Between dried grapes made by Mr. Ripken and Ms. Peeples, which do you prefer?' | CALORNIARAISINS |
| 'GoldenEye' singer Turner | TINA |
| 'I can't agree to that' | NODEAL |
| 'I don't want to hear any excuses,' as well as a hint to this puzzle's theme | NOIFSANDSORBUTS |
| 'I'm uncertain' | NOTSURE |
| 'Just wait there' | ONESEC |
| 'Madam Secretary' star | LEONI |
| 'Man, my knee is killing me!' | OWOW |
| 'Mr. Sajak, be less noisy'? | PATSOFTER |
| 'Rainbow Connection' singer | KERMIT |
| 'Runaway' writer Alice | MUNRO |
| 'Talk to Her' director Almodóvar | PEDRO |
| 'Things are getting exciting,' in slang | ITSLIT |
| 'This floral ring's not long enough'? | LEISTOOSHORT |
| 'What's more ...' | ALSO |
| 'WRONG WAY,' e.g | SIGN |
| '___ the Woods' | INTO |
| 1999 film that satirized reality shows | EDTV |
| Academic equal | PEER |
| Accomplishes | ATTAINS |
| Affectionate, so to speak | WARM |
| Animal in a raft | OTTER |
| Anna's animated sister | ELSA |
| Aquatic apex predator | ORCA |
| Arrival phrase | HEREIAM |
| Ask for a hand? | ANTE |
| Asmara native, e.g | ERITREAN |
| Assent in Avignon | OUI |
| Assist feloniously | ABET |
| Attractive, as a slithery fish would be? | EELPRETTY |
| Awards won by Dianne Wiest and Meryl Streep during the early 1980s | OBIES |
| Baa-rnyard beasts? | SHEEP |
| Badgers persistently | NAGS |
| Biological ___ | SEX |
| Bitter drinks, at times | ALES |
| Bleachers exclamation | RAH |
| Celtics coach Stevens | BRAD |
| Certain rehab program | DETOX |
| Chain with omelets | IHOP |
| Chinese menu name | TSO |
| Come to a conclusion | END |
| Computer gaming platform developed by Valve Corp | STEAM |
| Contemporary of Degas | RENOIR |
| Course difficulty | BADLIE |
| Cry on a sinking ship | SOS |
| Cutlery belonging to the star of 'Moonstruck'? | CHERKNIVES |
| CX-9 maker | MAZDA |
| David who sings with the parody K-pop group Boys Generally Asian | CHOI |
| Dedicatee of a posthumously published bagatelle | ELISE |
| Desert north of the Hexi Corridor | GOBI |
| Didn't just sense | KNEW |
| Discontinued iPods | NANOS |
| Does some Cuban dance moves | MAMBOS |
| Drafted, in a way | PENNED |
| Emcee's lines | INTRO |
| Espresso froth | CREMA |
| Exam for H.S. students | SAT |
| Excessively ornate | GARISH |
| Exercise one's rights? | SPAR |
| Exhibit poor behavior | ACTUP |
| Festive nights, perhaps | EVES |
| Fighting forces commanded by the leader of the Police? | STINGARMIES |
| Finish, as a playoff series | CLOSEOUT |
| Force | DINT |
| Gabriel who taught Maurice Ravel | FAURE |
| Garden implement | SPADE |
| Go down | TUMBLE |
| Gonna, any minute now | ABOUTTO |
| Gun-control activist González | EMMA |
| Help, as a weightlifter | SPOT |
| Herbal beverage with a colorful name | REDTEA |
| High-altitude cryptid | YETI |
| Highfalutin person | SNOB |
| It sets down roots | TREE |
| Keogh plan alternatives | IRAS |
| Lacking in originality | TRITE |
| Lift weights? | ELEVATORTONS |
| Like Facebook posts about Facebook, say | META |
| Like many ruins | OLD |
| Like some screams | PRIMAL |
| Little battery size | AAA |
| Lyre-wielding muse | ERATO |
| Made loud noises | ROARED |
| Major energy source | GAS |
| Major energy source | OIL |
| Maker of Meal Helpers dog food | ALPO |
| Male 14 Across | RAMS |
| Mama's mama | NANA |
| Mixed up the facts, say | ERRED |
| Moistened bit of cloth | WETNAP |
| More rambunctious | ROWDIER |
| Namesake of many Cath. churches | STMARY |
| NBA star Victor Oladipo, e.g | PACER |
| Olfactory detections | AROMAS |
| One of Sybil's sisters on 'Downton Abbey' | EDITH |
| Opening season? | YULETIDE |
| Organ with an anvil | EAR |
| Overseas pass word | EURAIL |
| Part of MPG | PER |
| Plow pioneer | DEERE |
| Porter at O'Hare, say | SKYCAP |
| Possible result of a double, briefly | RBI |
| Quicksand pit, e.g | TRAP |
| R&B singer Eric | BENET |
| Relax in a jacuzzi | SOAK |
| Remain edible | KEEP |
| Resonator guitar brand | DOBRO |
| Rorschach test shapes | BLOTS |
| Sans-serif choice | ARIAL |
| Schrödinger's birth city | VIENNA |
| Scintilla | TRACE |
| Sea creature with nematocysts | POLYP |
| Seller of the Crispy Colonel Sandwich | KFC |
| Sensed | FELT |
| Sharing word | OUR |
| Ship section | STERN |
| Shopping pickup | ITEM |
| Slowly, to Vivaldi | ADAGIO |
| Small heads? | LAVS |
| Sound of snickering | TEEHEE |
| Southern Wisconsin city | KENOSHA |
| Succumb to exhaustion | NODOFF |
| Summer hiree, maybe | INTERN |
| Supplied with grub | FED |
| Sweet dessert shaped like pitcher Young? | CHOCOLATECY |
| Swing dance garb | ZOOTSUIT |
| Time piece? | OPED |
| Tunnel builder | ANT |
| University of Latvia city | RIGA |
| Utilize a sofa | SIT |
| Verb on a soup can | STIR |
| Wedding rental, maybe | TENT |
| Well-liked opponent of the GOP? | POPULARDEM |
| Whitewater rental | KAYAK |
| Wild plum | SLOE |
| Word often after 'you' | ARE |
| Ziggy Marley, to Bob Marley | SON |
| ___ Brothers Band (apt name for a band founded by six guys) | ALLMAN |
| ___ fly | SAC |
| ___ Lingus Regional | AER |
| ___ Parker (the kid of the 2010 film 'The Karate Kid') | DRE |
| ___ Piper (start-up tech company in HBO's 'Silicon Valley') | PIED |
| ___ school | MED |
| ___-fire | RAPID |
The Washington Post Sunday - May 27 2018 Crossword Puzzle Answers
The Washington Post Sunday Crossword Puzzle Solutions - May 27 2018
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