The Washington Post Sunday - Nov 29 2020 Crossword Answers
Clues | Answers |
'Beauty is an attitude' speaker Lauder | ESTEE |
'Family' star Thompson | SADA |
'How I Wish' singer Carmen | MCRAE |
'If all ___ fails ...' | ELSE |
'It was right in front of me all along!' | DUH |
'Jurassic Park' star Neill | SAM |
'Les Misérables' author Victor | HUGO |
'Love Jones' actress Long | NIA |
'Milkman' author Burns | ANNA |
'Mm-hmm, ri-i-i-ight' | IBET |
'Pacific Rim' actor Elba | IDRIS |
'Sayonara,' in Siena | CIAO |
'You mean the 31st U.S. president? Blast!'? | HOOVERDAMN |
'Yuh-huh!' | DOESTOO |
'___ just in' (start of a news alert) | THIS |
1991 Kenneth Branagh-Emma Thompson film that features a hypnosis technique known as past life regression | DEADAGAIN |
60 percent of V | III |
9, in dates: Abbr | SEPT |
After the procedure | POSTOP |
Alters, as legislation | AMENDS |
Artikel article | EIN |
As a result | ERGO |
At a low volume | SOFTLY |
Author Bombeck or singer Franklin | ERMA |
Avid about | INTO |
Back of a 45 record | BSIDE |
Bespectacled boss of Fred Flintstone | MRSLATE |
Big game show prize | CAR |
Burnt log remnant | ASH |
Busy hosp. spaces | ERS |
Card player's marker | IOU |
Cargo ___ (obstacle course feature, often) | NET |
Change the world a little bit at a time? | ADJUSTSOCIETY |
Co. founder, often | CEO |
Colorado ski resort that's a homophone of 21 Across | VAIL |
Competed | VIED |
Computer programmer and activist Swartz | AARON |
Counted up, as votes | TALLIED |
Document endorser | SIGNER |
Dress that the historian Rta Kapur Chishti called the 'magical unstitched garment' | SARI |
Emotionally blue | SAD |
Face covering | VEIL |
Falls for many tourists | NIAGARA |
Fast, as in tech products | HISPEED |
Female deer or rabbit | DOE |
Field goal attempt's path | ARC |
Fist bump | DAP |
Flora on some walls | IVY |
Fuel for products sold by Hank Hill on 'King of the Hill' | PROPANE |
Game manager, briefly | REF |
Gazes | STARES |
Gazes creepily | OGLES |
Global ___ Vault (doomsday vault built in Norway to protect Nabisco cookies from an asteroid ... yes, it's true) | OREO |
Grab a snack | EAT |
Grammy-winning Count | BASIE |
Hawaiian floral band | LEI |
Head fake in basketball, e.g | FEINT |
Heals, as a broken bone | KNITS |
Ideological programs | AGENDAS |
Include, as in a mailing | ENCLOSE |
Intense urge | YEN |
It may be inflated on a movie set | EGO |
Keepers of the keys? | PIANOS |
Largest organ of the human body | SKIN |
Lawn repair supply | SOD |
Like 'The Princess Bride' | RATEDPG |
Like gooseberries | TART |
Like idiomatic cannons | LOOSE |
Like many debunked conspiracy theories | ASININE |
Loves a lot | ADORES |
Lubricating dose applied with a lid open | EYEDROP |
Mad Hatter's brew | TEA |
Makes arrangements such that one may | PLANSTO |
Marsupial seen in Australia, for short | ROO |
Marsupial seen in North America | POSSUM |
Midwestern locale of the test garden run by Better Homes & Gardens | DESMOINES |
Mixed martial artist Brian | ORTEGA |
Molecule involved in gene regulation | RNA |
Money at a French cafe | EURO |
Music genre for Mighty Sparrow and Lord Invader | CALYPSO |
Nonverbal greeting | NOD |
Northern locale ruled by bearded folklore beings? | GNOMEALASKA |
Not ruling out | OPENTO |
Offspring from the deified composer Frank? | CHILDRENOFALOESSERGOD |
One claiming to be above the unwashed masses | SNOB |
One cleaning boxers? | GROOMER |
Opposite of a fire extinguisher? | PYRO |
Opposite of occupied | IDLE |
Pac-Man ghost that's light blue, not black as its name suggests | INKY |
Party in Portland, e.g.? | MAINEEVENT |
Phrase represented online as ¯\_(''/)_/¯ | NOIDEA |
Piece heard at La Scala | ARIA |
Piece of dunked bread | SOP |
Pioneering member of the Supreme Court | OCONNOR |
Poetic palindrome | ERE |
Presidential term's four | YEARS |
Prom night ride | LIMO |
Proverb espousing the virtue of staying quiet, and a hint to a word spelled out by six letters in this puzzle | SILENCEISGOLDEN |
Pulitzer winner ___ St. Vincent Millay | EDNA |
Raw part of a lode | ORE |
Red, in Madrid | ROJO |
Relative of a hamster | VOLE |
Retailer whose system of moving stock around its stores is known as a 'treasure hunt' strategy | COSTCO |
Rise up, say | CLIMB |
Roman moon deity | LUNA |
Semicircular recesses | APSES |
Setting of the 2011 film 'Soul Surfer' | KAUAI |
Show appreciation for a musician | CLAP |
Show appreciation for a poet | SNAP |
Simple Minds singer Jim | KERR |
Sketch comedy performer Caesar | SID |
Small ornamental mats | DOILIES |
Some Thanksgiving leftovers | YAMS |
Space City baseball pro | ASTRO |
Spray seen at 68 Down | MIST |
State for one who's lying? | REPOSE |
Statement about a place where two people share something equally? | THEREYOUHALVEIT |
Surveillance tool | WIRETAP |
Swearing in court | OATH |
Swing in a frenzied way | FLAIL |
Take to court | SUE |
Tales of the ___ Nights (board game) | ARABIAN |
Teaching assistant's email address ender | EDU |
The 'stone of heaven,' in Chinese lore | JADE |
Three-tone chord | TRIAD |
Tiny ___ (boy in 'A Christmas Carol') | TIM |
Train track, e.g.? | POPSONG |
Trashed, as a reputation | RUINED |
Typeface decoration | SERIF |
Unpleasant job routine | RATRACE |
Uplifting work | ODE |
Vicinity | AREA |
Visibly stunned | AGAPE |
What cardiologists hear | BEATS |
Witness stand assent | IDO |
Workers' earnings | INCOMES |
Xerox machine problems | JAMS |
Yields, as dividends | PAYS |
Zoom lecture, say | WEBINAR |
___ over (freezes up) | ICES |
___ track (insulting recording) | DISS |
___ Winston (Ryan Hurst's role on 'Sons of Anarchy') | OPIE |
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