| Clues | Answers |
| ''Bam!'' TV chef | EMERIL |
| ''Joy to the World'' pronoun | HER |
| ''Supergrain'' from South America | QUINOA |
| ''Toy Story'' boy | ANDY |
| 7 Across, in text | BFF |
| A third of ''tres'' | UNO |
| Adorn with stones | BEGEM |
| Alternative to HBO | SHO |
| Amount calculated as a percent | TAX |
| Angry feeling | IRE |
| Answer sheets | KEYS |
| Any authoritative volume | BIBLE |
| Augments | UPS |
| Award winner's words | THANKYOU |
| Beans or broccoli | SIDE |
| Beetle on the road | VWBUG |
| Bill Cody's shooting star | OAKLEY |
| Brontë heroine | EYRE |
| Cloud computing giant | IBM |
| Contact lens solution | SALINE |
| Cook's cry | EAT |
| Daisy variety | OXEYE |
| Days long past | YORE |
| Directional ending | ERN |
| Director Dunham | LENA |
| Drink slowly | NURSE |
| Edible dessert holder | CONE |
| Erstwhile MGM rival | RKO |
| Excited, these days | AMPED |
| Exclamation of anticipation | OHBOY |
| Exclamation of resignation | IQUIT |
| Facing trouble | INHOTWATER |
| Fancy Dan of a dresser | FOP |
| For the asking | FREE |
| GPS technology, for short | SATNAV |
| Hawaiian 43 Down | MAHALO |
| HST's successor | DDE |
| In __ time (these days) | OUR |
| Less-than-ideal roommate | SLOB |
| Levelheaded | DOWNTOEARTH |
| Long-legged wading bird | STILT |
| Luster | SHEEN |
| Made a reservation | BOOKED |
| Mall Santa aide | ELF |
| Message center of a sort | INBOX |
| Metro region | URB |
| Mumbai money | RUPEES |
| Name on ''Young Frankenstein'' posters | MEL |
| Not yet decided | UPINTHEAIR |
| Novelist Oz | AMOS |
| Off-road ride | TRAILBIKE |
| Offer of assistance | LETME |
| Organ ending | ISM |
| Overly diluted | WEAK |
| Part of a sultan's palace | HAREM |
| Person close to you | CHUM |
| Poetic black | EBON |
| Prefix meaning ''foot'' | PEDI |
| Pressure-filled test | TRIALBYFIRE |
| Pro Bowl org | NFL |
| Related (to) | AKIN |
| Sausages that might be beer-cooked | BRATS |
| Ship of Greek mythology | ARGO |
| Shortened wd | ABBR |
| Small wooden platform | TEE |
| Some wall coverings | PANELS |
| Speck on a globe: Abbr | ISL |
| Start of a ''knowing'' comment | IMAWARE |
| Stravinsky's first | IGOR |
| Stream stopper | DAM |
| Taker of a Wear Your Baby class | NEWMOTHER |
| Terra cotta product | CLAYPOT |
| Tiny charged bit | ION |
| Toward, in Proverbs | UNTO |
| Unusual and mysterious | EXOTIC |
| US agents | FEDS |
| Visit at an inn | STAY |
| Well-read ones | LITERATI |
| What ''la mer'' is made of | EAU |
| Where many ''Buy it now'' | EBAY |
Newsday.com - Nov 15 2018 Crossword Puzzle Answers
Newsday.com - Nov 15 2018
L.A. Times Daily - Nov 15 2018 Thursday Crossword Puzzle Answers
L.A. Times Daily - Nov 15 2018 Thursday
| Clues | Answers |
| 'Alas, it's true' | IFEARSO |
| 'Bleeding Love' singer Lewis | LEONA |
| 'I wouldn't lie' | TRUSTME |
| 'Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again' group | ABBA |
| 'Match Game' host Baldwin | ALEC |
| 'My bad' | OOPS |
| 'Same here' | ASDOI |
| 'Start the music!' | HITIT |
| 'Top Gun' enemy planes | MIGS |
| 'Try again' | NOPE |
| *Fresh face at boot camp | RAWRECRUIT |
| *Fresh face at online gaming | NOOB |
| *Fresh face in a newsroom | CUBREPORTER |
| *Fresh face in the Boy Scouts | TENDERFOOT |
| *See 59-Across | BELT |
| *With 60-Across, fresh face at a dojo | WHITE |
| Amazon Fire TV Stick alternative | ROKU |
| Await a decision | PEND |
| Beat in a pie contest, say | OUTEAT |
| Big name in shoe stores | DSW |
| Big oafs | LOUTS |
| Bike signal | BELL |
| Booted out | OUSTED |
| Cable network since 1972 | HBO |
| CalArts degree | MFA |
| Camper's heater | STERNO |
| Carrot or turnip | ROOT |
| Dr. Mom's skill | TLC |
| Dubrovnik resident | CROAT |
| Egg holders | NESTS |
| Energized | AMPEDUP |
| Error the answers to starred clues might make | ROOKIEMISTAKE |
| Find a place for | USE |
| Follow orders | OBEY |
| French postcard word | AVION |
| Frost, e.g | POET |
| Galaxy, e.g | PHONE |
| George of 'MacGyver' | EADS |
| Get hitched on the run | ELOPE |
| Giant in nonstick sauté pans | TFAL |
| Glamour rival | ELLE |
| Goes (for) | OPTS |
| Graph line | XAXIS |
| Hathaway of 'Ocean's 8' | ANNE |
| Hurdle for a future Ph.D | GRE |
| Improvises, in jazz | VAMPS |
| Is really boiling | SEETHES |
| Juan Perón's wife | EVA |
| Keith Haring genre | POPART |
| Level the playing field? | MOW |
| Links targets | GREENS |
| Little laugh | TEHEE |
| Medicare section | PARTB |
| Mining find | ORE |
| Mobile-to-Knoxville dir | NNE |
| ORD airport postings | ARRS |
| Parseghian of Notre Dame | ARA |
| Passé saver of fave programs | VCR |
| Persistently haunt | OBSESS |
| Picked from the deck | DREW |
| Plum-apricot hybrid | PLUOT |
| Practice frugality | SKIMP |
| Red Muppet | ELMO |
| Sales add-on | TAX |
| Saw | MET |
| Say no to | NIX |
| Ship's backbone | KEEL |
| Site with many home pages? | AIRBNB |
| Take charge of | LEAD |
| Tense NFL periods | OTS |
| Too | ALSO |
| Turncoat | RAT |
| Was felt very strongly | RANDEEP |
| Website for handmade jewelry | ETSY |
| Where bubble tea originated | TAIWAN |
| Zeus' shield | AEGIS |
| __ plug | SPARK |
The Sun - Two Speed - Nov 15 2018 Crossword Puzzle Answers
The Sun - Two Speed - Nov 15 2018
| Clues | Answers |
| Accumulate | AMASS |
| American politician's terrible treason | SENATOR |
| Anaconda or adder | SNAKE |
| Bar for swingers? | TRAPEZE |
| Birds aloft: grouse finally breaking cover | SKEIN |
| Boozer in Thurso terrible | SOT |
| Box adding weight to vehicle | CARTON |
| Cardboard container | CARTON |
| Circumvent | EVADE |
| Circus apparatus | TRAPEZE |
| Conscious | AWAKE |
| Curved weapon | CUTLASS |
| Doctor was nuts to keep royal knickers | DRAWERS |
| Drastic | EXTREME |
| Edge along sideways | SIDLE |
| Electrical accessory | ADAPTER |
| English man turned to escape | EVADE |
| Exchange for money | cash in |
| Exchange words? | TRANSLATE |
| Expurgate | CENSOR |
| Finding time, Bill enters circus arena | TRACING |
| Fix American lorry | RIG |
| Former lover Eve isn't unusually large | EXTENSIVE |
| Geese when flying | SKEIN |
| Habitual drunkard | SOT |
| Highest old tree Frenchman cuts | EXTREME |
| Hoard in Alabama's seized | AMASS |
| In Sarawak everyone up and about | AWAKE |
| Increases dramatically | SOARS |
| Interpret | TRANSLATE |
| Legged undergarment | DRAWERS |
| Move like crab: slide awkwardly | SIDLE |
| Musical instrument | CORNET |
| Oil platform | RIG |
| Once more | AGAIN |
| Part in saga interrupted for second time | AGAIN |
| Pattern in wood | GRAIN |
| Plug more suitable for electrical device | ADAPTER |
| Portable lamp | LANTERN |
| Realise china's smashed | cash in |
| Reptile from north into Japanese wine | SNAKE |
| Resilience animates non-European in recession | STAMINA |
| Restrict | CURTAIL |
| Roman official | SENATOR |
| Rower loading ship's rockets | SOARS |
| Saracen so riled sustaining cut | CENSOR |
| Shorten dog-end | CURTAIL |
| Smile about a suggestion | GRAIN |
| Staying power | STAMINA |
| Sword injured young woman | CUTLASS |
| Tracking down | TRACING |
| Two or three shots needed for this bird? | EAGLE |
| US symbol | EAGLE |
| What's light to carry | LANTERN |
| Wide-ranging | EXTENSIVE |
| Wow! Get ice cream holder! | CORNET |
The Times - Concise - November 15 2018 Crossword Puzzle Answers
| The Times - Concise - Times Concise No 7810 | |
| Clues | Answers |
| Alpine house | CHALET |
| Appeal to a god | PRAYER |
| Assist (a criminal) | ABET |
| Child's enclosure | PLAYPEN |
| Consequence, outcome | RESULT |
| Crucially important | KEY |
| Curved street or terrace | CRESCENT |
| Drunken bout | SPREE |
| Film on old bronze | PATINA |
| Foundation; ignoble | BASE |
| Indication of key | SIGNATURE |
| Light phenomenon | AURORA |
| Livestock pen | CORRAL |
| Look out! | BEWARE |
| Not temporary | PERMANENT |
| Puzzle's answer | SOLUTION |
| Reaping tool | SCYTHE |
| Resentful, distressed | AGGRIEVED |
| Rough, harsh | COARSE |
| Route; method | WAY |
| Set of cards | PACK |
| Solemn ceremony | RITUAL |
| Stupid person | JACKASS |
| Tag; name | LABEL |
| Tibetan monk | LAMA |
The Times - Cryptic - November 15 2018 Crossword Puzzle Answers
| The Times - Cryptic - Times Cryptic No 27196 | |
| Clues | Answers |
| Act of worship no longer being kept on hold? | OFFICE |
| Against Parisian that abandons collector's item | ANTI |
| Blunt men taking in a museum keeper | CURATOR |
| Chap briefly invested in farmland? That's open to debate | ARGUABLE |
| Deliver a rocket, blowing up a dictator there | read the riot act |
| Emperor's hesitation to appear in Japanese drama | NERO |
| Gen boys misused? Let them be themselves | BYGONES |
| Get the better of blooming Scotsman you once put up | OUTJOCKEY |
| Girl's gain secured by climbing mountain | ANNETTE |
| Goodman's sound fortune's talked of in European union | BENELUX |
| Hamlet's rest? As interrupted by the French | SILENCE |
| High-flyer from Kentucky by lake in Channel Island | SKYLARK |
| Journalist wearing flashy jewels takes to new dog | BEDLINGTON |
| Li'l cartoon hero mostly kept in and denied | ABNEGATED |
| Like a polar phenomenon initially recognised in a university exam | AURORAL |
| Neat newly-wed touring key academic institutions | OXBRIDGE |
| One with pride in Sir Tristram's birthplace, do we hear? | LIONESS |
| Outburst by a politician __ it's to do with taste | GUSTATORY |
| Person funding music reproduction maybe one that lists our faults? | recording angel |
| Pigeon buff going over story on radio | FANTAIL |
| Presumably they permit certain forms of communication | LETTERS |
| Set about English mob half-heartedly responding to direction | STEERABLE |
| Sexton's bag is placed in quarters, centrally | SACRIST |
| Specialist painter, one earning right to be accepted | grainer |
| Unscrupulous lawyer __ some pushy stereotype | SHYSTER |
| Up-and-coming leftist's equestrian technique | rising trot |
| Woman's goodness about accommodating retired lieutenant | MYRTLE |
| Writer James gets run over in colony of birds | HERONRY |
| The Times - Cryptic - Times Quick Cryptic No 1223 | |
| Clues | Answers |
| Al came up seething: my fault | mea culpa |
| Annoy posh chap quaffing last drops of champagne and wine | tee off |
| Celebrator of haggis goes up in flames | BURNS |
| Complete Charlie chucked off boat | UTTER |
| Die? It's what all frogs do | CROAK |
| Forces entry: banker is disturbed | breaks in |
| Get priest ready for Liverpool or Derby? | prime minister |
| Hide, being almost completely broke | SKIN |
| Inch perfect? Just the opposite | INEXACT |
| LA heavies spotted in the Lakes? | LAGOONS |
| Lots of fluffy dogs without a lead | OODLES |
| Millicent re-emerges holding starter | ENTREE |
| Navy, one doing badly | INDIGO |
| Old church overlooking an expanse of water | OCEAN |
| Opera star keen to make a comeback | DIVA |
| Pet duck found in Ministry of Defence | MOOD |
| Picture of pilgrimage half obscured | IMAGE |
| Poisoner caught by snare I set in motion | ARSENIC |
| Queen comes a cropper, sight the tourists flock to see | victoria falls |
| Reportedly supervises abroad | OVERSEAS |
| Sally grabs bishop, foaming at the mouth | RABID |
| Son hits a drunk? Wow! | ASTONISH |
| Start working in Hollywood? | ONSET |
| Try, after husband leaves home, to be serious | EARNEST |
| US prosecutor entertaining a “companion” in country house | DACHA |
| Very, very big upset, or just middling? | so-so |
The Guardian - Cryptic - Nov 15 2018 Crossword Puzzle Answers
The Guardian - Cryptic crossword No 27,667 - Nov 15 2018
| Clues | Answers |
| A purpose in mind, disgusting | NAUSEOUS |
| American player in two garments | SHORTSTOP |
| Breakfast spread a disappointment, Middle Easterner said | LEMONCURD |
| Cheating unrestrainedly, letters of sinner hidden before messing around | ADULTERY |
| Convincing businessman? | COGENT |
| Defensive posts, equerries we hear? | PALISADES |
| Design came to include river and peak, as cartographer | MERCATOR |
| Drink to pass round, if not getting the blues | CHELSEA |
| Floater in Idaho, did you say? | DUCKWEED |
| Half of lads call for strike | LASHOUT |
| Head off meaningful ruling | REGNANT |
| Indian city __ that pains me? | MYSORE |
| Inspiring effort, painting recalled showing passion | LIBIDO |
| Load structure that floats | RAFT |
| Model bound to keep Guardian readers triumphant | UNBOWED |
| Moving accounts of composer stuck in wardrobe, it's suggested | TRAVELOGS |
| New in house, a medicinal drink | SENNATEA |
| Old European publication a little light, on reflection | MAGYAR |
| Pale, like honey one has left | ASHY |
| Place where insect docked | LOCUS |
| Position achieved in government, still I act a lunatic, Trump admits? | POLITICAL |
| Resolute having taken time out, workable at a stretch? | DOUGHY |
| See 1 | STATUS |
| See 1 | DRESS |
| See 7 | SOCIETY |
| Short sleeves retained, partially turned up | TERSE |
| Social habit pretentious drivel primarily, media accepts | PARTY |
| Sweet, sweet skirts, commonly cut | STRUDEL |
| Unlikely story a cheat I felt, our world view is different | FLATEARTH |
| Uphold Pasternak's first book | PRESERVE |
The Guardian - Quick - Nov 15 2018 Crossword Puzzle Answers
The Guardian - Quick crossword No 15,140 - Nov 15 2018
| Clues | Answers |
| 1967 Beatles' song | PENNYLANE |
| Beautiful character with long hair in a Brothers Grimm fairy tale, 1812 | RAPUNZEL |
| Boat with two hulls | CATAMARAN |
| Brass band instrument | TROMBONE |
| Characteristic of the Celts | GAELIC |
| Dangers | PERILS |
| Dental problem | TOOTHACHE |
| Destitute person | PAUPER |
| Enter | COMEIN |
| Flexed __ penchant | BENT |
| Floor of a building | STOREY |
| Harvey Wallbanger, for example | COCKTAIL |
| Have a meal | DINE |
| Lie in the sunshine | BASK |
| Light-sensitive membrane of the eyeball | RETINA |
| Loth | UNWILLING |
| Part of the face (on which one may have to take it?) | CHIN |
| Regular income from employment | SALARY |
| Seasickness | MALDEMER |
| Unwell | POORLY |
New York Times - Nov 15 2018 Thursday Crossword Puzzle Answers
New York Times - Nov 15 2018 Thursday
Across
1. Real lifesaver : HERO
5. Cloned machine of old : IBMPC
10. Something to hold near a skunk : NOSE
14. Matty who once had a National League batting title : ALOU
15. Bit of regalia : TIARA
16. Repulsive : ODIOUS
17. Making a "Top Party Schools" list, e.g. : DUBIOUSHONOR
19. Precisely : TOAT
20. "Outrageous Acts and Everyday Rebellions" author : STEINEM
21. Iconographic image in Catholic art : MADONNA
23. One of the Kennedys : TED
24. Zeno's birthplace : ELEA
26. ___ anglais (English horn) : COR
27. Bounce : PEP
28. "Heavens to Betsy!" : GRACIOUSME
33. Comic strip reporter Brenda : STARR
36. Retainers, e.g. : FEES
37. Collar stiffener : STAY
38. Strike zones? : LANES
39. When credits roll : END
40. Invective, e.g. : ABUSE
41. Choice of juice? : ACDC
42. Rude dudes : CADS
43. Photo filters : TINTS
44. Catchphrase for Moe Howard : WHYIOUGHTA
46. 1990s game disk : POG
47. Plethora : SEA
48. Reindeer in "Frozen" : SVEN
50. Texting qualifier : IMO
53. Comments from quick wits : ZINGERS
57. Hit 1992 film with a 2019 live-action remake : ALADDIN
59. Wind in a pit : OBOE
60. Money to start small businesses ... or a hint to five squares in this puzzle : MICROLOANS
62. Bawl (out) : REAM
63. Going green? : ENVIOUS
64. What you might call a Friend : THEE
65. $$$ holders : ATMS
66. Martini & ___ (vermouth) : ROSSI
67. Word processing function : SORT
Down
1. Possessed, biblically : HADST
2. Wash out with a solvent : ELUTE
3. Like Druids : ROBED
4. "Certainement!" : OUIOUI
5. What the Genius Bar provides : ITHELP
6. Wetland or rain forest : BIOME
7. "Holy Toledo!" : MAN
8. Party that often has an after-party : PROM
9. Santiago de León de ___ (formal name of a world capital) : CARACAS
10. Noted artist on Bad Boy Records, with "the" : NOTORIOUSBIG
11. Take too much of, in brief : ODON
12. Winnebago, for one : SIOUAN
13. "Cómo ___ usted?" : ESTA
18. Shows of contempt : SNEERS
22. E.N.T., e.g. : DOC
25. Well-run meetings have them : AGENDAS
27. Contents of a treasure chest : PRECIOUSGEMS
29. 1970s N.L. powerhouse : REDS
30. Dumbfound : STUN
31. It may be rigged : MAST
32. Surveys : EYES
33. Deli dish : SLAW
34. Instrument with a needle, for short : TACH
35. First name in pop art : ANDY
36. Bowling a 300, e.g. : FEAT
40. Keyless : ATONAL
42. Many a con artist : CHARMER
45. "Is that so ..." : GEE
46. House speaker after Hastert : PELOSI
49. Sundry : VARIOUS
50. Home of Shoshone Falls : IDAHO
51. One who's gone underground? : MINER
52. It's a start : ONSET
53. Author ___ Neale Hurston : ZORA
54. "Likely story!" : IBET
55. Linguist Chomsky : NOAM
56. ___-Japanese War : SINO
58. Parts of colons : DOTS
61. ___ Health (corporate giant) : CVS
Across
1. Real lifesaver : HERO
5. Cloned machine of old : IBMPC
10. Something to hold near a skunk : NOSE
14. Matty who once had a National League batting title : ALOU
15. Bit of regalia : TIARA
16. Repulsive : ODIOUS
17. Making a "Top Party Schools" list, e.g. : DUBIOUSHONOR
19. Precisely : TOAT
20. "Outrageous Acts and Everyday Rebellions" author : STEINEM
21. Iconographic image in Catholic art : MADONNA
23. One of the Kennedys : TED
24. Zeno's birthplace : ELEA
26. ___ anglais (English horn) : COR
27. Bounce : PEP
28. "Heavens to Betsy!" : GRACIOUSME
33. Comic strip reporter Brenda : STARR
36. Retainers, e.g. : FEES
37. Collar stiffener : STAY
38. Strike zones? : LANES
39. When credits roll : END
40. Invective, e.g. : ABUSE
41. Choice of juice? : ACDC
42. Rude dudes : CADS
43. Photo filters : TINTS
44. Catchphrase for Moe Howard : WHYIOUGHTA
46. 1990s game disk : POG
47. Plethora : SEA
48. Reindeer in "Frozen" : SVEN
50. Texting qualifier : IMO
53. Comments from quick wits : ZINGERS
57. Hit 1992 film with a 2019 live-action remake : ALADDIN
59. Wind in a pit : OBOE
60. Money to start small businesses ... or a hint to five squares in this puzzle : MICROLOANS
62. Bawl (out) : REAM
63. Going green? : ENVIOUS
64. What you might call a Friend : THEE
65. $$$ holders : ATMS
66. Martini & ___ (vermouth) : ROSSI
67. Word processing function : SORT
Down
1. Possessed, biblically : HADST
2. Wash out with a solvent : ELUTE
3. Like Druids : ROBED
4. "Certainement!" : OUIOUI
5. What the Genius Bar provides : ITHELP
6. Wetland or rain forest : BIOME
7. "Holy Toledo!" : MAN
8. Party that often has an after-party : PROM
9. Santiago de León de ___ (formal name of a world capital) : CARACAS
10. Noted artist on Bad Boy Records, with "the" : NOTORIOUSBIG
11. Take too much of, in brief : ODON
12. Winnebago, for one : SIOUAN
13. "Cómo ___ usted?" : ESTA
18. Shows of contempt : SNEERS
22. E.N.T., e.g. : DOC
25. Well-run meetings have them : AGENDAS
27. Contents of a treasure chest : PRECIOUSGEMS
29. 1970s N.L. powerhouse : REDS
30. Dumbfound : STUN
31. It may be rigged : MAST
32. Surveys : EYES
33. Deli dish : SLAW
34. Instrument with a needle, for short : TACH
35. First name in pop art : ANDY
36. Bowling a 300, e.g. : FEAT
40. Keyless : ATONAL
42. Many a con artist : CHARMER
45. "Is that so ..." : GEE
46. House speaker after Hastert : PELOSI
49. Sundry : VARIOUS
50. Home of Shoshone Falls : IDAHO
51. One who's gone underground? : MINER
52. It's a start : ONSET
53. Author ___ Neale Hurston : ZORA
54. "Likely story!" : IBET
55. Linguist Chomsky : NOAM
56. ___-Japanese War : SINO
58. Parts of colons : DOTS
61. ___ Health (corporate giant) : CVS
Irish Times (Simplex) - Nov 15 2018 Crossword Puzzle Answers
Irish Times (Simplex) - Nov 15 2018
| Clues | Answers |
| All the gods of a religion | PANTHEON |
| Approximately 2.2 lbs | KILOGRAM |
| Cloths, fabrics | TEXTILES |
| Directly across from each other | OPPOSITE |
| Employs, uses | UTILISES |
| Evening repast | SUPPER |
| For fear that | LEST |
| Forty-ninth US state | ALASKA |
| Fruit of the blackthorn | SLOE |
| Give support or approval to | ENDORSE |
| Inns, lodgings | HOTELS |
| Interestingly different or strange | EXOTIC |
| Its leaf is a symbol of victory | LAUREL |
| Light, plastic disc for throwing | FRISBEE |
| Merriment or gloating | GLEE |
| Mexican money | PESO |
| Of the country | NATIONAL |
| One with great sensitivity to beauty | AESTHETE |
| Outline drawing | SKETCH |
| Physical need for food | APPETITE |
| Recount, relate | RECITE |
| Restored to good condition | REPAIRED |
| Rodent to describe someone who rushes headlong to destruction | LEMMING |
| Room below ground | CELLAR |
| Rough, jagged | UNEVEN |
| Spatter liquid around | SPRINKLE |
| Strange serial country | ISRAEL |
| Strategic advantage | LEVERAGE |
| The act of bringing into being | CREATION |
| The use of irony to convey contempt | SARCASM |
| Unit of instruction | LESSON |
| Young salmon | GRILSE |
Irish Times (Crosaire) - Nov 15 2018 Crossword Puzzle Answers
Irish Times (Crosaire) - Nov 15 2018
| Clues | Answers |
| 10K in Belgium is one for Malaysian neighbour | BRUNEI |
| A real gin cocktail produced in Africa | ALGERIAN |
| Accountant heads for Uruguay, Columbia and America from political meeting | CAUCUS |
| Bitter state telling it like it is | ACRID |
| Careerists dismiss care of family member | SISTER |
| Criminals with curtailed mode of transport initially targeted - it's a put up? | CONSTRUCT |
| Delicacy from takeaway produced by Frank, the undiplomatic type | TACTLESS |
| Don to take a dip in top beach near Island Family Holiday Centre | BIKINI |
| Finishes the job and gets out of Bath | PULLSTHEPLUG |
| Fully prepared, for the most part, to put it in the smokehouse that's safe and sound | SECURE |
| He got away from shooter to settle down | ROOST |
| Hot items from auction returned by workers heading off | STOLEN |
| In addition, upset over Clare getting lost with wild cat | OCELOT |
| Is it about taking job for general editor or is it arranged again? | REORDERED |
| NHS is crazy over archaeological site parties | SHINDIGS |
| Old Bob can be cross over one endless cutting type | SCISSORS |
| Old type of processor in farm concerns regulator in touch with Irish Water | STOPCOCK |
| One of those manipulating the system to switch the jury | CONTROLPANEL |
| Prepare the board for what the union negotiator is likely to do? | SETTHEMUP |
| Protection for characters in impoverished geopolitics | HEDGE |
| Put too much emphasis on dove or cuckoo | OVERDO |
| Resign from waitressing in area that's a growing concern for dieter | WAIST |
| Stick around college official losing the head working with the Polish | CLEANING |
| Switches 14 across from the start at school | CONTROLS |
| Take it easy for half the journey on cruise going from Malin Head to Mizen Head | COASTTOCOAST |
| The Spanish stitch them up in this place or in another place | ELSEWHERE |
| Where those directing operations in The West Wing and others do their jobs leading 18 across in The House | CONTROLROOMS |
| Where you'd expect to find Peter refusing to face the reality | INDENIAL |
Eugene Sheffer - King Feature Syndicate - Nov 15 2018 Crossword Puzzle Answers
Eugene Sheffer - King Feature Syndicate - Nov 15 2018
| Clues | Answers |
| 'Arrivederci!' | CIAO |
| 'That hurts!' | YOW |
| 'You bet!' | YES |
| Actress Lupino | IDA |
| Author Ferber | EDNA |
| Bets | WAGERS |
| Bike components | GEARS |
| Bounce a basketball | DRIBBLE |
| Brick carrier | HOD |
| Candied veggie | YAM |
| Carpet type | SHAG |
| Cartesian conclusion | IAM |
| Chaste | PURE |
| Cooking fuel | GAS |
| Cookout spots | PATIOS |
| Corrida charger | TORO |
| Dandy guy | FOP |
| Dazzle | STUN |
| Dijon denial | NON |
| Equine homes | STABLES |
| Erie Canal mule | SAL |
| Feedbag fill | OATS |
| Flying horse | PEGASUS |
| French assent | OUI |
| Go to sea | SAIL |
| Goat's cry | MAA |
| Highway entrances | ONRAMPS |
| Inclement | STORMY |
| Jason's ship | ARGO |
| Klutz | OAF |
| Land next to Nigeria | CAMEROON |
| Latin 101 word | AMAT |
| Lincoln's coin | PENNY |
| Long time | EON |
| Memorandum | NOTE |
| Mexican money | PESO |
| Middle of a game? | TAC |
| Misfortunes | ILLS |
| Nabokov novel | ADA |
| Nervous habit | TIC |
| Odometer start | OOO |
| Pace | GAIT |
| Pensioned (Abbr.) | RET |
| Pilgrimage site | MECCA |
| Privy | LOO |
| Pyramid, maybe | TOMB |
| Regrettably | ALAS |
| Ripped | TORE |
| Roofing goo | TAR |
| Run for office | CAMPAIGN |
| Russian river | URAL |
| Saharan | ARID |
| Satirist Mort | SAHL |
| Scorch | CHAR |
| Shower bar? | SOAP |
| Some coll. degrees | BAS |
| Spring month | MAY |
| Standard | PAR |
| Stanley of 'Big Night' | TUCCI |
| Thailand's neighbor | CAMBODIA |
| Twitches | SPASMS |
| Use scissors | SNIP |
| Victoria's Secret buy | CAMISOLE |
| Wax-coated cheese | EDAM |
| __ de mer | MAL |
| __ Paulo | SAO |
Thomas Joseph - King Feature Syndicate - Nov 15 2018 Crossword Puzzle Answers
Thomas Joseph - King Feature Syndicate - Nov 15 2018
| Clues | Answers |
| 'The Thin Man' dog | ASTA |
| __ folly to be wise' | TIS |
| Advanced exam | ORAL |
| Bakery pan | PIETIN |
| Ballet wear | TUTU |
| Bare | NAKED |
| Bassoon part | REED |
| Bee follower | CEE |
| Bit of bait | WORM |
| Blow one's top | ERUPT |
| Canary snack | SEED |
| Caught some z's | SACKEDOUT |
| Concert bonus | ENCORE |
| Conforms | ADAPTS |
| Cowboy contest | RODEO |
| Discourage | DETER |
| Dispatched | SENT |
| Dress size | PETITE |
| Failed to keep a commitment | BACKEDOUT |
| FBI employees | AGENTS |
| Fence part | POST |
| Fiesta food | TOSTADAS |
| Fly catchers | WEBS |
| French article | LES |
| Gallery fill | ART |
| Genuine | REAL |
| Global line | TROPIC |
| Hazards | RISKS |
| Health resort | SPA |
| Holiday lead-in | EVE |
| Ian of 'X-Men' | MCKELLEN |
| Knave | RASCAL |
| Like vistas | SCENIC |
| Lyric work | ODE |
| Map ratio | SCALE |
| Mien | ASPECT |
| Paella base | RICE |
| Painter Paul | KLEE |
| Rank indicator | STRIPE |
| Rocker Clapton | ERIC |
| Rough guess | STAB |
| Sense of self | EGO |
| Shirt part | SLEEVE |
| Storybook monster | OGRE |
| Summer sign | LEO |
| Take in | CON |
| Ticket souvenir | STUB |
| Ticks off | ANGERS |
| Word of denial | NOT |
| Workout unit | REP |
Wall Street Journal - Nov 15 2018 - Crossword Puzzle Answers
Wall Street Journal - Nov 15 2018 - Idiosyncratic
| Clues | Answers |
| 'Hair' wear | TIEDYE |
| 'Heavens!' | OHNO |
| 'The cow is of the bovine ilk; One end is moo, the other, milk' penner | NASH |
| 'The Lord of the Rings,' e.g | TRILOGY |
| '___ les plaisirs' ('Faust' aria) | AMOI |
| 2011 superhero film directed by Kenneth Branagh | THOR |
| A good superhero needs one | NEMESIS |
| Attitudes | STANCES |
| Banjo virtuoso Fleck | BELA |
| Big show | EXPO |
| Black Watch topper | TAM |
| Call on | USE |
| Capone rival | MORAN |
| Card | WIT |
| Celestial bodies | ORBS |
| Chuck | THROW |
| Couple conflict | SPAT |
| Crook | BEND |
| Crow | BOAST |
| Cut drastically | AXED |
| Downwind | ALEE |
| Drawer in a school? | ARTSTUDENT |
| Fill in | SUB |
| Filled by appointment | NOMINATIVE |
| Fresh | ANEW |
| Gets stressed | STEWS |
| Goodman specialty | SWING |
| Guardianship | CARE |
| Hardly doddering | SPRY |
| Hindu spring festival | HOLI |
| House work results | LAWS |
| Hydrant attachment | HOSE |
| Idiosyncrasies added to this puzzle's longest answers | TICS |
| Idyllic area | EDEN |
| Indication of a booby-trapped Big Mac? | BURGERTICKING |
| It's always underfoot | SOLE |
| Like exactly one prime number | EVEN |
| Like some reports | ORAL |
| Lush | SOT |
| Many a first-time voter | TEEN |
| Melodramatic | SUDSY |
| Morning glories on a trellis, say? | LATTICEBLOOMERS |
| Mr. Peanut prop | CANE |
| Muscle quality | TONE |
| Not cramped | ROOMY |
| Notion | IDEA |
| Obi-Wan's portrayer | ALEC |
| Ozzy's wife | SHARON |
| Pen chant | OINK |
| Persian, for example | CAT |
| Personal records | DIARIES |
| Place for 'bombs bursting' | INAIR |
| Pop drop, e.g | ERROR |
| Potent pint | ALE |
| Pour out plentifully | SPEW |
| Powerful people | INS |
| Predicament | MESS |
| Present identification | TAG |
| Progress | GOING |
| Rap's ___ Wayne | LIL |
| Result of dipping your quill into honey? | STICKYWRITING |
| Shot to prevent illness spread by shaking hands and kissing babies? | POLITICOVACCINE |
| Soccer superstar Hamm | MIA |
| Starchy | PRIM |
| Statistician's fodder | DATA |
| Sweep's target | SOOT |
| Three of the Unsers | ALS |
| Thrombosis problem | CLOT |
| Try to get along | MAKENICE |
| Type face? | EMOTICON |
| Unchivalrous sort | CAD |
| Widest parts of houses, often | EAVES |
| Works tables | BUSES |
| Yr.'s 8,760 | HRS |
USA Today - Nov 15 2018 Thursday Crossword Puzzle Answers
USA Today - Nov 15 2018 Thursday
| Clues | Answers |
| Afternoon reception | TEA |
| Airline with a star in its logo | ELAL |
| Apt to mouth off | PERT |
| As bad as it gets | WORST |
| Audit org | IRS |
| Basic training figure | DRILLINSTRUCTOR |
| Be too personal | PRY |
| Be too personal, with 'around' | NOSE |
| Biblical 'garden of God' | EDEN |
| Birthplace of Columbus | GENOA |
| Bucks' mates | DOES |
| Caramel-and-chocolate candy brand | ROLO |
| Carry on, as war | WAGE |
| Cash in France | EURO |
| Cleopatra's undoing | ASP |
| Common URL suffix | COM |
| Cornfield cries | CAWS |
| Courier 10 italic, e.g | FONT |
| Dandy's partner | FINE |
| Daydreaming, e.g | ESCAPEMECHANISM |
| Designer born Romain de Tirtoff | ERTE |
| Diva's big moment | ARIA |
| Fill a trunk, say | PACK |
| Find a job for | USE |
| Force at the earth's surface, informally | ONEG |
| Form a coalition | UNITE |
| Give a fresh look to | REDO |
| Gives the thumbs-up to | OKS |
| Got smart | WISEDUP |
| Halfway decent | NOTBAD |
| Hans Brinker's footwear | SKATES |
| Hard to grab hold of | EELY |
| Hit the campaign trail | STUMP |
| Humbly accept blame | EATDIRT |
| Hurls, as invective | SPEWS |
| Jazz aficionados of yore | HEPCATS |
| Loaves-and-fishes event, e.g | MIRACLE |
| London's Harrods, e.g | DEPARTMENTSTORE |
| Longoria of 'Desperate Housewives' | EVA |
| LP flaw | SKIP |
| Major port of Yemen | ADEN |
| Maker of earthenware | POTTER |
| Mansard roof features | EAVES |
| Metallic character in Oz | TINMAN |
| Moundsmen's stats | ERAS |
| New Age energy field | AURA |
| No Einstein | MORON |
| Order in the court? | WRIT |
| Pats down, as tobacco | TAMPS |
| Phrase on a receipt | SOLDTO |
| Pigeon's call | COO |
| Pit stop supply | GAS |
| Popular horse breed | ARABIAN |
| Position at the Masters | LIE |
| Primatologists' subjects | APES |
| Promising, as one's future | ROSY |
| Quarterback Roethlisberger | BEN |
| Quite likely | APT |
| Really tick off | ENRAGE |
| Relinquish by treaty | CEDE |
| Reynolds who played 'Bandit' | BURT |
| Rice Krispies sound | SNAP |
| Salts at sea | TARS |
| Say 'tsk!' to | CHIDE |
| Sewn border | HEM |
| Small part of an iceberg | TIP |
| Some draft selections | ALES |
| Source of ruin | BANE |
| Spandex trademark | LYCRA |
| Stockyard enclosures | PENS |
| Substance for a fiddler | ROSIN |
| Symbol of might | OAKTREE |
| Title for Roger Moore | SIR |
| Trouble for a prison warden | RIOT |
| Two- or three-pointers | BASKETS |
| Unforeseen glitch | SNAG |
| Welles of 'The Third Man' | ORSON |
| Without a partner | SOLO |
Universal - Nov 14 2018 Crossword Puzzle Answers
Universal - Nov 14 2018
| Clues | Answers |
| "'Deed I Do" singer Lena | HORNE |
| "Don Carlo" writer | VERDI |
| "I appreciate you doing this," e.g | THANKSINADVANCE |
| "I'm thinking ..." | HMM |
| "Never heard of 'em" | WHO |
| "What ___ you thinking?" | WERE |
| "___ you there?" | ARE |
| Bag that holds a lot | TOTE |
| Be a go-between | LIAISE |
| Be a truck driver | HAUL |
| Be useful | AVAIL |
| Big pig | HOG |
| Boffo show | SMASH |
| Break in a charge card | SPEND |
| Caesar's fatal day | IDES |
| Campus decision-makers | DEANS |
| Certain digit | TOE |
| Cold-weather vehicle | SLEIGH |
| Common pointer | ARROW |
| Cool quantity? | MIL |
| Creek of 49-Down | RIA |
| Daisy of comics | MAE |
| Dirty bird? | MUDLARK |
| Do wrong things? | ERR |
| Ear section | LOBE |
| Eatery tips | ONES |
| Employ | USE |
| ER drips | IVS |
| Fermented taro root | POI |
| Georgetown student | HOYA |
| Grammatical subject | USAGE |
| Grant of films | HUGH |
| Greenlit | OKAYED |
| Honest direction? | STRAIGHTFORWARD |
| Inching-along result | GRADUALPROGRESS |
| Intense feeling of love | ARDOR |
| It's bear-ly visible up there | URSAMINOR |
| Ivory tinklers | PIANISTS |
| Jazz type | BOP |
| Lake of ballet | SWAN |
| Like days past | OLDEN |
| Like most kits (abbr.) | DIY |
| Little boy | LAD |
| Major French river | RHONE |
| Mandela's org | ANC |
| Mayberry boozehound | OTIS |
| Money not in a wallet | ECASH |
| Nightfall, in poetry | EEN |
| Not just feel the music | DANCE |
| Noted painter Jan | STEEN |
| Painful heart condition | ANGINA |
| Pampered creature | PET |
| Particles with strong interactions | MESONS |
| Paul of guitar fame | LES |
| Place with a rainy plain? | SPAIN |
| Private dinner? | MESS |
| Provider of worldly views | ATLAS |
| Regretting | RUING |
| Sci-fi ships | UFOS |
| Some farm work | SOWING |
| Some high schoolers, briefly | SRS |
| Stomach, cutely | TUM |
| Super young plant | SEEDLING |
| Surrounded by | AMONG |
| Tennessee cheer solicitor | TITAN |
| Third canonical hour | TERCE |
| Tub hooch | MOONSHINE |
| Type of division | LONG |
| Using a cell | PHONING |
| Utter gall | NERVE |
| Very minute bits | IOTAS |
| Vocally assertive people | VOICERS |
| Washington city, when repeated | WALLA |
| Welts relatives | WEALS |
| Word on some turn signs | ONLY |
| Youngster | KID |
Newsday.com - Nov 14 2018 Crossword Puzzle Answers
Newsday.com - Nov 14 2018
| Clues | Answers |
| ''Definitely!'' | YES |
| ''Electric'' swimmers | EELS |
| ''The Raven'' writer | POE |
| Actress Hathaway | ANNE |
| Actress Zellweger | RENEE |
| Alto or soprano | VOICE |
| Apartment payment | RENT |
| Aroma | ODOR |
| Aromatic closet wood | CEDAR |
| Attempt | TRY |
| Authorized agent | PROXY |
| Bar bill | TAB |
| Besides that | ELSE |
| Bottom of bulldogs' faces | JOWLS |
| Building addition | WING |
| Calm before the storm | LULL |
| Choose | SELECT |
| Coffee, informally | JAVA |
| Con artists | SWINDLERS |
| Cookie jar topper | LID |
| End of a power cord | PLUG |
| Equipment needed to do a job | TOOLSOFTHETRADE |
| Fastened tightly | SHUT |
| Former Italian coin | LIRA |
| Give approval | ASSENT |
| Go left or right | TURN |
| Golf bag array | IRONS |
| Handbag designer Michael | KORS |
| Impulsive desire | WHIM |
| In the neighborhood | LOCAL |
| It's west of Montana | IDAHO |
| Kind of committee | ADHOC |
| Metered vehicle | CAB |
| Minimal money | CENT |
| Misjudgment | ERROR |
| Move back and forth in the breeze | SWAY |
| Mrs. George W. Bush | LAURA |
| Napa Valley product | WINE |
| Neighborhood | AREA |
| Of audible waves | SONIC |
| On the ball | ALERT |
| On/off device | ELECTRICSWITCH |
| Overly used, as expressions | TRITE |
| Pageant winner's topper | TIARA |
| Palette array | HUES |
| Phone screen readout | TIME |
| Picturesque | SCENIC |
| Pint-sized | TEENY |
| Plane landing stat | ETA |
| Polish | BUFF |
| Prefix for violet or sound | ULTRA |
| Prince William's prep school | ETON |
| Put into law | ENACT |
| Rabbit relative | HARE |
| Read over quickly | SCAN |
| Reality TV judge Cowell | SIMON |
| Rural hotels | INNS |
| Sand-trap smoother | RAKE |
| Scandinavian capital | OSLO |
| School gym event | DANCE |
| Scolded, with ''out'' | BAWLED |
| Semester-ending hurdles | EXAMS |
| Surface for yoga | MAT |
| Swamp critter | CROC |
| Tachometer nos | RPMS |
| Thanks, in France | MERCI |
| Total, as a bill | RUNTO |
| Triangular road sign | YIELD |
| Upscale Italian fashion chain | ARMANIEXCHANGE |
| Very close friends | ALTEREGOS |
| Very funny people | RIOTS |
| Very reverent | PIOUS |
| Walk unsteadily | TOTTER |
| Wide belts | SASHES |
| Worldwide news agcy | UPI |
| __ pas | FAUX |
L.A. Times Daily - Nov 14 2018 Wednesday Crossword Puzzle Answers
L.A. Times Daily - Nov 14 2018 Wednesday
| Clues | Answers |
| 'Boyz n the Hood' actress Long | NIA |
| 'Missed it by that much' | SOCLOSE |
| 'Notorious' screenwriter Ben | HECHT |
| 'You have two choices' | AORB |
| Actress Helena __ Carter | BONHAM |
| Advanced deg | PHD |
| Amaretto flavor | ALMOND |
| Anno Domini alternative | COMMONERA |
| Appear | SEEM |
| Auto parts supplier | ACDELCO |
| Automaker founded in Sweden | SAAB |
| Buildup of fluid | EDEMA |
| Cocoa company | NESTLE |
| Coke go-with | RUM |
| Collective possessive | OURS |
| Columbia University athlete | LION |
| Critical-care ctrs | ERS |
| Degree for a CFO | MBA |
| Doldrums | BLAHS |
| English cuppa | TEA |
| Entrance | BEWITCH |
| Foes of the evil Saruman | ENTS |
| Four-bagger | HOMER |
| Garden tool | HOE |
| Get straight? | TRUE |
| Heart's companion | SOUL |
| Hee-hawers | ASSES |
| Hippie's wheels | VWBUS |
| Hive builder | BEE |
| Israeli leader Dayan | MOSHE |
| Jeans choice | LEES |
| Like some gases | INERT |
| Logical beginning? | ECO |
| Look for bargains | SHOP |
| Low on funds | SHORT |
| Maker of sweet wafers | NECCO |
| Manx currency | POUND |
| Martyred bishop of Paris | STDENIS |
| Marx collaborator | ENGELS |
| Mate, across the Channel | AMI |
| Mesoamerican pyramid builders | MAYAS |
| Midnight mouser | OWL |
| More like the Magi | WISER |
| More than a little heavy | OBESE |
| Musical wunderkind Bortnick | ETHAN |
| Organ near the stomach | SPLEEN |
| Oscar-nominated film starring Viola Davis | THEHELP |
| Part of WTO | TRADE |
| Passes the threshold | ENTERS |
| Petty peeves | NITS |
| Pharaoh's sacred snakes | ASPS |
| Political spin, say | SLANT |
| Reddit Q&A session | AMA |
| Reef creature | SPONGE |
| Rite Aid rival | CVS |
| Roll in the grass | SOD |
| Roofing stone | SLATE |
| Ruby of 'A Raisin in the Sun' | DEE |
| Scots Gaelic | ERSE |
| Sea eagle | ERNE |
| See 64-Across | CAKES |
| Seriously funny shows? | DRAMEDIES |
| Study hard | BONEUP |
| Take __ from: emulate | ACUE |
| Tinker Bell's friend | PAN |
| Tot | TYKE |
| Towel holders | RODS |
| Trivial matter | NONISSUE |
| Upper arm muscle | TRICEPS |
| V8 veggie | CARROT |
| Winding Alaskan river with a Hawaiian name | HULAHULA |
| With 67-Across, what five pairs of answers in the circles represent | LAYER |
| Word that always brings a smile? | CHEESE |
| Wrigley Field abbr | CHI |
| Writer Zora ___ Hurston | NEALE |
| X-rated stuff | SMUT |
| Yoga chants | OMS |
| __ shadow | EYE |
The Sun - Two Speed - Nov 14 2018 Crossword Puzzle Answers
The Sun - Two Speed - Nov 14 2018
| Clues | Answers |
| Add to men replacing us in month | AUGMENT |
| Alkaline compound | POTASH |
| Amphibian climber | tree frog |
| Animal tooth | FANG |
| Anxious teens in treatment | TENSE |
| Augury | OMEN |
| Aural pain | EARACHE |
| Black-liveried Tube line | NORTHERN |
| Broadcast | AIR |
| Chemical compound mixed at shop | POTASH |
| Church official | VERGER |
| Churchman on the brink? | VERGER |
| Cold Italian region and one in England | CUMBRIA |
| Credit (informal) | TICK |
| Crossword compiler | SETTER |
| Excellent rook in sky | AIR |
| Female tutor | GOVERNESS |
| Flight connection one featured in Sun | STAIR |
| Golf score | PAR |
| Good score from Tharp arrives | PAR |
| Helot drunk in inn | HOTEL |
| Hornet bothered sailors from Carlisle perhaps | NORTHERN |
| Informed | AWARE |
| Inn | HOTEL |
| Listeners will have this complaint | EARACHE |
| Meandering tramline comes to depot | TERMINAL |
| Meat product | SALAMI |
| Merchant's stock of wine to announce | SELLER |
| Northwestern English county | CUMBRIA |
| On the ball in law area | AWARE |
| One called after another | NAMESAKE |
| One handled the same way? | NAMESAKE |
| Phrase used in disaster movie | TERM |
| Racketeering | EXTORTION |
| Reaping tool | SCYTHE |
| Regret of incredibly poisonous creature | tree frog |
| Resort next to Rio for blackmail | EXTORTION |
| Sausage writer's unfortunately given up | SALAMI |
| School period | TERM |
| Showing strain | TENSE |
| Smoke hides new vampire weapon | FANG |
| Sound heard every second? | TICK |
| Station | TERMINAL |
| Step | STAIR |
| Supplement | AUGMENT |
| Swindler Rick meets monarch | TWISTER |
| Teacher ruined song and verse | GOVERNESS |
| The dog for me? | SETTER |
| Tornado | TWISTER |
| Trader | SELLER |
| Treatment for chesty grass cutter | SCYTHE |
| Warning from old people | OMEN |
New York Times - Nov 14 2018 Wednesday Crossword Puzzle Answers
New York Times - Nov 14 2018 Wednesday
Across
1. Mag for docs : JAMA
5. Absorbs, with "up" : SOPS
9. Attire that may include covering for the feet, in brief : PJS
12. Old enough : OFAGE
14. Cool, in dated slang : PHAT
15. Boy's name that's an anagram of 18-Across : ALAN
16. Key for five Mozart piano concertos : BFLATMAJOR
18. Girl's name that's an anagram of 15-Across : LANA
19. Its worship is condemned in the Bible : FALSEIDOL
20. The ___ things in life : FINER
21. Intentions : AIMS
22. "Just act natural!" : BEYOURSELF
24. Letter-shaped beam : IRAIL
26. Waves may convey a message in this : BOTTLE
27. Be an agent for, informally : REP
28. Many-time Grammy-winning cellist : YOYOMA
33. Struck (out) : EXED
34. "The Golden Girls" actress : BEAARTHUR
36. Initiation, e.g. : RITE
39. Bad, bad boss : TYRANT
40. Fairy queen in "Romeo and Juliet" : MAB
43. "The party can finally start!" : IMHERE
45. Muse featured in "Xanadu" : ERATO
47. Worrisome sign around a campsite : BEARTRACKS
52. Fitzgerald known as the Queen of Jazz : ELLA
53. Get clean : BATHE
54. Fighting words : THISISWAR
56. Swenson of "Benson" : INGA
57. Do the opposite of shave ... as suggested by the circled letters : GROWABEARD
58. Letter-shaped fastener : TNUT
59. User-edited web page : WIKI
60. Mom on "The Simpsons" : MARGE
61. ___ milk : SOY
62. Sweeties, in modern slang : BAES
63. Angry, with "off" : TEED
Down
1. Event for college seniors : JOBFAIR
2. ___ de coeur (French romance) : AFFAIRE
3. Plan for shoppers : MALLMAP
4. Longtime Sampras rival : AGASSI
5. Heart beater, in bridge : SPADE
6. "How wonderful!," sarcastically : OHJOY
7. Paul : U.S. :: ___ : Italy : PAOLO
8. Orch. section : STR
9. Hypothetical body in the solar system beyond Neptune : PLANETX
10. "Hidden Figures" co-star Monáe : JANELLE
11. Inhaled, as food : SNARFED
13. Summer in Paris : ETE
15. Much-sought-after celeb : ALISTER
17. Will Smith/Tommy Lee Jones film franchise, for short : MIB
20. Big do : FRO
23. German rapid transit system : UBAHN
25. Ingredient in a drain declogger : LYE
29. Western flick, in old parlance : OATER
30. "That's terrific!" : YAY
31. Bruins great Bobby : ORR
32. Underground org. in N.Y.C. : MTA
34. Drinker's party headgear : BEERHAT
35. Sport-___ (vehicle) : UTE
36. Sounds heard at night near a pond : RIBBITS
37. Resolute refusal : IMEANNO
38. Fellow you don't want to be, in a phrase : THATGUY
40. It might require antiviral treatment to beat : MALWARE
41. Still wanted by the police : ATLARGE
42. Got on : BOARDED
44. Highway: Abbr. : RTE
46. Move into or from an exit row, perhaps : RESEAT
48. Fancy hotel lobbies : ATRIA
49. Strangle : CHOKE
50. New Zealanders : KIWIS
51. Govt. org. dating from the 1930s : SSA
55. Big name in cloud computing : IBM
57. Potus #43 : GWB
Across
1. Mag for docs : JAMA
5. Absorbs, with "up" : SOPS
9. Attire that may include covering for the feet, in brief : PJS
12. Old enough : OFAGE
14. Cool, in dated slang : PHAT
15. Boy's name that's an anagram of 18-Across : ALAN
16. Key for five Mozart piano concertos : BFLATMAJOR
18. Girl's name that's an anagram of 15-Across : LANA
19. Its worship is condemned in the Bible : FALSEIDOL
20. The ___ things in life : FINER
21. Intentions : AIMS
22. "Just act natural!" : BEYOURSELF
24. Letter-shaped beam : IRAIL
26. Waves may convey a message in this : BOTTLE
27. Be an agent for, informally : REP
28. Many-time Grammy-winning cellist : YOYOMA
33. Struck (out) : EXED
34. "The Golden Girls" actress : BEAARTHUR
36. Initiation, e.g. : RITE
39. Bad, bad boss : TYRANT
40. Fairy queen in "Romeo and Juliet" : MAB
43. "The party can finally start!" : IMHERE
45. Muse featured in "Xanadu" : ERATO
47. Worrisome sign around a campsite : BEARTRACKS
52. Fitzgerald known as the Queen of Jazz : ELLA
53. Get clean : BATHE
54. Fighting words : THISISWAR
56. Swenson of "Benson" : INGA
57. Do the opposite of shave ... as suggested by the circled letters : GROWABEARD
58. Letter-shaped fastener : TNUT
59. User-edited web page : WIKI
60. Mom on "The Simpsons" : MARGE
61. ___ milk : SOY
62. Sweeties, in modern slang : BAES
63. Angry, with "off" : TEED
Down
1. Event for college seniors : JOBFAIR
2. ___ de coeur (French romance) : AFFAIRE
3. Plan for shoppers : MALLMAP
4. Longtime Sampras rival : AGASSI
5. Heart beater, in bridge : SPADE
6. "How wonderful!," sarcastically : OHJOY
7. Paul : U.S. :: ___ : Italy : PAOLO
8. Orch. section : STR
9. Hypothetical body in the solar system beyond Neptune : PLANETX
10. "Hidden Figures" co-star Monáe : JANELLE
11. Inhaled, as food : SNARFED
13. Summer in Paris : ETE
15. Much-sought-after celeb : ALISTER
17. Will Smith/Tommy Lee Jones film franchise, for short : MIB
20. Big do : FRO
23. German rapid transit system : UBAHN
25. Ingredient in a drain declogger : LYE
29. Western flick, in old parlance : OATER
30. "That's terrific!" : YAY
31. Bruins great Bobby : ORR
32. Underground org. in N.Y.C. : MTA
34. Drinker's party headgear : BEERHAT
35. Sport-___ (vehicle) : UTE
36. Sounds heard at night near a pond : RIBBITS
37. Resolute refusal : IMEANNO
38. Fellow you don't want to be, in a phrase : THATGUY
40. It might require antiviral treatment to beat : MALWARE
41. Still wanted by the police : ATLARGE
42. Got on : BOARDED
44. Highway: Abbr. : RTE
46. Move into or from an exit row, perhaps : RESEAT
48. Fancy hotel lobbies : ATRIA
49. Strangle : CHOKE
50. New Zealanders : KIWIS
51. Govt. org. dating from the 1930s : SSA
55. Big name in cloud computing : IBM
57. Potus #43 : GWB
The Telegraph - Toughie - Nov 13 2018 Crossword Puzzle Answers
The Telegraph - Toughie - Nov 13 2018
| Clues | Answers |
| Ancient hero or bully? | HECTOR |
| Boat parts Royal Mail put in when following cart heading west | YARDARMS |
| Breeze-block providing ventilation | AIRBRICK |
| Chief element provided by openers to nuclear energy | KEYSTONE |
| Choice when seconds removed is still a choice | ELECTION |
| Cross with dog pound's lock at the front | KISSCURL |
| Dirk's heel | STILETTO |
| Dishevelled bed ruins son's facial hair | SIDEBURNS |
| Dwelling is rented out | RESIDENT |
| Gluttony may be so fatal | DEADLY |
| Heads of Durham University in new demand for material to go in book | ADDENDUM |
| In France we almost slip over something sticky | NOUGAT |
| India replacing diamonds with symbol in badges of honour | INSIGNIA |
| More than one flock of geese hides around middle of Med | SKEINS |
| Needy US soldier turned up, splitting in depression | INDIGENT |
| Old codger? Quite the opposite. He's a sweetheart | YOUNGMAN |
| Run a blog badly, or manage somehow? | RUBALONG |
| Sailor shows disapproval with hard hat | TARBOOSH |
| See sailor with 6 give up booze | ABSTAIN |
| Shuffle folio papers and secure | FIDGET |
| Starry LA mooner confused about Oscar for high-level observer | ASTRONOMERROYAL |
| Stress at home with sibling getting tense | INSIST |
| Swelling found in misty eye | STYE |
| Taking everything into consideration, answer requires Niall to change lines | ALLINALL |
| Ten deer having scampered around edges of Exmoor went in again | REENTERED |
| Terrible mishap covers flaw | BLEMISH |
| Unusually T S Eliot embraced rule for eight-line poems | TRIOLETS |
| Wild celery is produced in little time | SMALLAGE |
| Writing materials in Kansas | INKS |
The Telegraph - Cryptic - Nov 13 2018 Crossword Puzzle Answers
The Telegraph - Cryptic - Nov 13 2018
| Clues | Answers |
| A very quiet woman morphed into just 'a name' | APPELLATION |
| Against a new note? | ANTI |
| Attract student runner from Yorkshire | LURE |
| Black maybe worn by Edward and Mark | CEDILLA |
| Boast about argument | CROW |
| Brave warrior: he takes half of Italian city | HERO |
| Danger: medication masks bug | GERM |
| Device for telling pub-goers to drink up: in the past, or the future? | TIMEMACHINE |
| East German supported by well-off person scared to face reality | OSTRICH |
| French bread causing tummy ache? | PAIN |
| In secrecy, cleverly use again | RECYCLE |
| Indian perhaps in old vessel crossing Spain | OCEAN |
| Inform on people in modern society | RATRACE |
| It's a pretence when embarrassment's not complete | SHAM |
| Leave first of sheep and cows with male animal | SCRAM |
| Old dinosaur with three dangerous points to face? | TRICERATOPS |
| One's honest about celebrity | REALIST |
| Pigpen, we hear, is an eyesore? | STYE |
| Rich, posh lass almost organised educational grant | SCHOLARSHIP |
| River in which star is reflected | AVON |
| See a blemish | SPOT |
| Servant combining charm with bed? I am! | CHAMBERMAID |
| Set forth, and rushed back with speed | NARRATE |
| She's a band named after her, maybe backed by a chap named Cooper? | ALICE |
| Spoil study by independent old electrical engineer | MARCONI |
| Study team: give opinion on performance and be helpful | CONSIDERATE |
| Surveys returned about calcium in seafood | SCALLOP |
| Throw at ship | TOSS |
| Try a game of cricket | TEST |
| Type of pressure we're all under | ATMOSPHERIC |
| Unfortunately curtail rap at beginning of single: here's the details | PARTICULARS |
| Vote into office and pick leader off | ELECT |
The Telegraph - Quick - Nov 13 2018 Crossword Puzzle Answers
The Telegraph - Quick - Nov 13 2018
| Clues | Answers |
| Ability | SKILL |
| Behind the top three | FOURTH |
| Bird | SNIPE |
| Bird | COOT |
| Cured pork | BACON |
| Deserves | EARNS |
| Desire | LUST |
| EU country | EIRE |
| European title | COUNT |
| Girl's name | SALLY |
| Hampshire waterway | SOLENT |
| Heavily built | STOCKY |
| Hunting cry | YOICKS |
| Is enamoured of | LOVES |
| Itchy cops (anag.) | PSYCHOTIC |
| Limp | FLOPPY |
| Most recent | NEWEST |
| Musical group | SEXTET |
| Places | POSITIONS |
| Religious images | ICONS |
| Semi-precious stone | ONYX |
| Single item | UNIT |
| Small glass containers | VIALS |
| Small illumination (on car) | SIDELIGHT |
| Small nail | TACK |
| Somewhere one may obtain banknotes | CASHPOINT |
| Spots | ACNE |
| Strange, unusual | EERIE |
| Takes pleasure in | ENJOYS |
| US state | OHIO |
| Verse form | HAIKU |
| Vessel | YACHT |
The Times - Concise - November 14 2018 Crossword Puzzle Answers
| The Times - Concise - Times Concise No 7809 | |
| Clues | Answers |
| Afterwards | LATER |
| Alcoholic spirit | VODKA |
| Bring on, involve | ENTAIL |
| Casual tops | T-shirts |
| Changes | ALTERS |
| Complicated word or phrase | MOUTHFUL |
| Direction reversal | U-turn |
| Dorset resort | POOLE |
| Evil-doer | VILLAIN |
| Flower sellers | FLORISTS |
| Instigate, stir up | FOMENT |
| Intense happiness | EUPHORIA |
| Mass communication channels | MEDIA |
| Noblewoman | VISCOUNTESS |
| Piece broken off | FRAGMENT |
| Pleasant, friendly | AMIABLE |
| Raise up | ELEVATE |
| Sand hill | DUNE |
| Self-centred person | EGOTIST |
| Separate | PART |
| Serious quarrel or fight (B, not D) | bust-up |
| Surprise, confuse | NONPLUS |
| Three feet | YARD |
| Very small amount | IOTA |
| Way in | ENTRY |
The Times - Cryptic - November 14 2018 Crossword Puzzle Answers
| The Times - Cryptic - Times Cryptic No 27195 | |
| Clues | Answers |
| After silence, hands round the writer's contract | SHRIVEL |
| Apt to see red snake, in fancy | WASPISH |
| Back supporter in my place | CORSET |
| Bad sign, boarding Sierra to travel around, one may end up in jam | Seville orange |
| Black grape intertwined with the lush grapevine | bush telegraph |
| Car to go wrong on a boring day | FERRARI |
| Cereal, tons on ground mostly | MILLET |
| Christian left university and rushed to pen article | LUTHERAN |
| Cold food after bread is shock | ROLLMOP |
| Do away with Times editorial’s introduction | ERASE |
| Great Britain's flipping harsh | ACERB |
| Gull, say, overturned angler’s device to get fish | conger eel |
| Intoxicating substance affected air supply | CAMPARI |
| Knight, travelling far, is in China | PARSIFAL |
| Many dogs taking the lead off | OODLES |
| Medical department that constantly admits horseman | EVENTER |
| Offbeat individual note lifted song, not a tango | ODDITY |
| Particular sin, snatching diamonds from the east | ESPECIAL |
| Places quotes from speakers | SITES |
| Primary colour nobody's drawing in | number one |
| Record kept by Crusoe, divided up | VIDEO |
| Spray bound to release nitrogen | SPRIG |
| Twirling, maybe the ladies one saw approved | VALIDATED |
| Vehicle broken by butcher’s van in badly neglected state | LIMBO |
| Venture into Microsoft's domain is trouble for corporation | ENTERITIS |
| Vessel's sharp, turning and heading for army bases | SUBSTRATA |
| What some musicians do before and after concert? | take a bow |
| What's in Brontë novel read twice is inspiring English | DIAERESIS |
| Wit's heartless riposte wounded | ESPRIT |
| Withdraw money that’s regularly paid to carry around | RECANT |
| The Times - Cryptic - Times Quick Cryptic No 1222 | |
| Clues | Answers |
| Bishop appears topless in link | RELATE |
| Bug, furious, keeps slowing down | IRRITATE |
| Concern, in Bury, set for redevelopment | INTEREST |
| East African 17 on the move | ERITREAN |
| Frenchman about in dull vegetation | GREENERY |
| Islands against return to trade | ANTILLES |
| Love god, cockney hero, succeeds ultimately | EROS |
| Native American horse stopping quickly | APACHE |
| Northern beer served up in energy and style | ELAN |
| Pair ending up with one letter from abroad | PHI |
| Pinter, strangely, to accept one's original | PRISTINE |
| Please __ that's to be cooked as kipper! | ASLEEP |
| Poet read novel and worked | OPERATED |
| Postpone visit | STAY |
| Response from congregation almost put right | AMEN |
| Routine when male animals do it? | RUT |
| Search around, I hesitate to say, in worry | FERRET |
| Someone who keeps long-time servant | RETAINER |
| Stalin's ultimatum contains abuse | INSULT |
| Starts on the straight approach __ right for leader | TSAR |
| Stick close to concierge in block | BEAR |
| Swimmer in ocean and lake | SEAL |
| Tea refreshed when taken with fine cheese | FETA |
| Trader planned to keep Roman Catholic happy at first | MERCHANT |
| Verbal attack from small girl with a large family | DIATRIBE |
| Writer, alternatively, with supply of ink? | ORWELL |
The Guardian - Cryptic - Nov 14 2018 Crossword Puzzle Answers
The Guardian - Cryptic crossword No 27,666 - Nov 14 2018
| Clues | Answers |
| A little drink for each little child | NIPPER |
| A number err, backsliding in church, put on a holy pedestal? | CANONISE |
| An expert entertained in large country house made merry | HADABALL |
| Baddie offering liquid drug on street | STINKPOT |
| Black liquid, supplied by Native American, old drunk swallowed | CREOSOTE |
| Business arrangement that's dealt with by letter | TENANCY |
| Cake having a piece of wood? Food sent back | BATTENBURG |
| Careless soldiers fail to hit target | REMISS |
| Defect sees bishop giving way to strong language | FLEMISH |
| Doubling of development not right | GEMINATION |
| Drug must hurt terribly __ hesitation involved | TRUTHSERUM |
| Fabric items, manufactured stuff for Germany | MACRAME |
| Guy not allowed richly seasoned food | RAGOUT |
| Hard course set up needing everyone to finish book | WOLF |
| Hold back stalwart | STAUNCH |
| In America, unfairly, Hillary's No 1 female monster | CHIMAERA |
| Loose woman cut short by wife in Essex town | HARLOW |
| My group getting back support? | CORSET |
| Not exactly precipitate, is husband rude? | CHURLISH |
| Objection when second person gets involved in business deal | BUYOUT |
| Premier receiving taunt ('dull'!) is following course of what's possible | PRAGMATISM |
| RIP in place, erected when member is buried | TEARUP |
| Rodent with 'orrible smell climbing fruit plant | MUSQUASH |
| See 10 | HOUR |
| See 2 | HALL |
| Stone container holding food knocked over | JAGGER |
| Time of semi-revolution | HALF |
| Turn up for palmist set up in seat specially | SUPINATE |