Crossword Quiz Answers | Crossword Puzzle Answers 11.02.2017
Crossword Quiz Answers | Crossword Puzzle Answers 11.02.2017
Word with leg or elbow
Wipe out
Went berserk
Weisz of 'The Constant Gardener'
Waves home
Waves home
Title of respect, in Tokyo
Tiny, in a tiny way
Tijuana addr
They're sometimes black
They're high on the Scoville scale
Take back
Sushi bar appetizer
Sting
Some broken pegs, or where they're found
Soil mover
Slap spot
Second-largest Middle East country
Scrapple ingredient
Real estate unit
Question at an alumni gathering
Pot addition
Pommes frites seasoning
Poker telecast equipment
Phone user
Patriot target
Old televangelism letters
Nada : Nogales :: __ : Reims
Multi-purpose shortening
Morning hrs
Misbehaves
Metaphor for obvious protrusion
Mark for good
Like some wills
Kilt fold
Island goose
Green Smoke product
Georges, par exemple
Fuchsia cousin
Feet in a meter?
Edsel's father
Ed. basics
Crew tools
County in Ulster
Cooler tenant
Cooler tenant
Cell notice
Carrier to Beijing
Car in a King title
Busy Las Vegas area
Bugged
Bug zappers?
Brand in many a Moscow mule
Biblical beast
Bar line
Arcade giant
Arboreal Amazon monkey
All gone
Absolute
4-Down in France
30-Across in America
1776 battleground
'__ Yankees'
'Whatever'
'Well, well!'
'The Barefoot Contessa' Oscar winner Edmond
'That'll never work!'
'My Way' lyricist
'Making AIDS History' org
'Major Crimes' network
'Looking at all sides … '
'… crafty seer, with __ wand': Pope – See more at: http://crosswordssolver.net/clue/L.A.-Times-Daily-Crossword-Answers—Feb-11-2017#sthash.30a22w6Y.dpuf
___ comparison
Wharf workers' grp
War game
Virginia willow's genus
Unit of rain or ice
Treat eaten with a spoon
Top-notch
Things weighed in pounds?
They're on the books
The end of Caesar?
Squats strengthen them
Something needed to raise the bar?
Sneak
Shouts heard at a rodeo
Short write-ups
Ship or plane part
Satiny quality
Salted away?
Response to 'Not now,' often
Resident of the Corn State
Power-packed engine
Perception
Part of many a submarine
Palliate
One of two party leaders
Old map abbr
Not miss ___
Not easily moved
Netted, in a way
Lovesickness, e.g
Like some catches and crashes
Like a zebra's mane
Language traditionally written without spaces between words
Key figure in saving New York City from bankruptcy
Keeper of the flame?
Just deserts for misconduct
It's way over your head
Hot Wheels product
High-rise pants and horn-rimmed glasses, say
Have no accomplice
GPS generation: Abbr
Fuss
Full circuit
Flip
E'en if
Distinctive features of tamago gohan servings, in Japanese cuisine
Détentes
Deducts from
Covers with some rolls
Contractual problems?
Clip, say
City on Utah Lake
Challenge for a barber
Cardinal topper
Browns, in a way
Be a wannabe
Baseball's Martinez
Barrymore and more
2007 N.A.A.C.P. Image Award winner for 'Inside Man'
1973 Tony nominee for 'A Little Night Music'
'___ a broken heart': Dickinson
'You don't say!'
'You don't say!'
'Time was …'
'Tell me more'
'Sit tight'
'Rent' actor Diggs
'Nuts!'
'How stupid am I!'
'Holy cow!'
'Her ___' ('Miss Saigon' song)
'Deliciously Different' sloganeer – See more at: http://crosswordssolver.net/clue/New-York-Times-Crossword-Answers—Feb-11-2017#sthash.kL5trmPf.dpuf
Word between single and married names?
Wild fight
White coat that could give one the chills
What to do in a long line
What Lisping Louie would do when being congratulated?
What Lisping Louie did while idle?
What all great inventions begin with
Violent dance 'pit'
V-formation creatures
Use a needle and thread
Tennis great Kournikova
Teenagers' facial disruption
Swarming pest
Stan of superheroes
Spinning woodshop machine
Sound that breaks a hypnotic trance
Snakelike fishes
Small lock of hair
Small Java program
Slowly crumble from weather
Skinny-dipped
Shankar tune
Section of glass
Russian leader up to 1917
Rub raw
Rhyming piece of work
Reverse, as an action
Recessed area
Raised seam or skin mark
Quiet 'Excuse me'
Proofer's 'never mind' mark
Print shop measures
Prefix with 'type' or 'plasm'
Permit
Outcast of long ago
Origami sheet
Opposite of lose
One who died for a cause
Old Irish alphabet
Long-running fight
Little pig (var.)
Lisping Louie's favorite B-movie weapons?
Like some vows or cows
Like a thick, deep-pile carpet
La ___ (Milan opera house)
Jungle primate
It's for suckers
Is a consumer?
Invisible vibes
In a tense state
Houses for clergy
Hoofbeat sound
Hindu gurus
Heavy beer drinker on 'Cheers'
Hearing-related
Having the required skill
Hairdos that don't live up to their name
Groups of countries in a special alliance
From square one
From quite a distance
Foot measure
Endangered
Eat like a beaver
Dutch bloom
Dep. opposite, at airports
Costing nothing
Clickable desktop symbol
Bottomless gulf
Book inserts
Blunt fencing foils
Be sore
Baseball slugger Pujols
Baby of a bald bird
Applaud
Ambulance initials
Aerobics class word
Acquire
'___ the twain shall meet' – See more at: http://crosswordssolver.net/clue/Universal-Crossword-Answers—Feb-11-2017#sthash.ojrzGaBm.dpuf
Words that may be irregular
Word on a picketer's sign
Wiretapper's plant
Wasn't in the lineup
Vivian who played Ethel Mertz
Typeface similar to Helvetica
Twist the arm of
Tuxedo shirt accoutrement
The FBI may have one on you
Target of John Dillinger
Surfboard nicks
Strunk and White subject
Stray on the range
Slack-jawed
Sing like a sparrow
School attended by Prince Harry
Sauce made with pine nuts
Reindeer's relative
Puck or checker
Printer's blue hue
Pres. Davis' side
Porcine tusker
Picture on a PDA
Physiques, informally
Patrolling a neighborhood, say
Participates in the rioting
Part of a Scroogian outburst
One of rock's Van Halens
Number of W's in this diagram
Noble's estate
Nickname for 47-Down's portrayer
Name in lightweight metals
MLB or NFL team
Mideast's ___ Strip
Mental misstep
Many millennia
Lobster eaters' wear
Like good scotch or cheddar
Like a doily
Legendary cowboy ___ Bill
Left the sack
In a poor manner
Iditarod team members
Hoover's agents, for short
Homer's toon neighbor
Gets slippery, as a road
From square one
Flirting, in a way
Filmdom's 'Italian Stallion'
Figure in a sum
Family nickname
Express verbally
Emoticon arc, for short
Email folder heading
Displaying intense anger, maybe
Descartes' 'therefore'
Consequence of oily skin
Cocoon occupant
City bond, for short
Carried in a sack
Cabalists' plans
Blow the socks off
Becomes inedible, maybe
Banshees' laments
Baggage-screening org
Attack from all sides
Answers, on 'Jeopardy!'
Admit to the priesthood
1950s presidential campaign slogan
10-point Arial bold, say
'Where did ___ wrong?'
'Superfood' berry
'Lords a-leaping' count
'Harry Potter' reporter Skeeter
'Git ___' (words to a 22-Across)
'For gosh ___!'
'Buy It Now' site
'. . . your point is?' – See more at: http://crosswordssolver.net/clue/USA-Today-Crossword-Answers—Feb-11-2017#sthash.FEHvDsXR.dpuf
__ farm
Word on the African nation list
Veggie-burger alternative
USAF superintendents
Turned about
Trumps
Treat with orange pieces
Total heat of a thermodynamic system
They take things in
They have to be docked
Term often applied to Hemingway
Suitcase part
Sports laughers
Sparkling white
Some Softsoap stuff
Skeptic-stunning success
Samurai hairstyle
Revealing ritual
Restraining order
React to a riot
Primordial blame-shifter
Pressing to the max
Pouty pose
Popular college course?
Perform perfunctorily
Panted
Original Soft Spread purveyor
One-on-one request
Often-squelched thing
Northern Cyprus money
New Age reading material?
Moved items on a page
Mountains or heaps
Match game
Make a bed that you'll soon lie in
Jacks, for example
It has a Candy Corn limited edition for Halloween
Iroquois copter, to soldiers
Group with the "Our Wild America" campaign
Groom at a 2009 Kardashian wedding
Granted
Governorate across the gulf from Somalia
Go for
Give wise remarks
Get out of bonds
Fumbles (for)
Extended period, hyperbolically
Ella Fitzgerald Award recipient of 2014
Drum heard in Shankar recordings
Dom Pérignon's winery
Dispose of
Cutting-a-rug figure
Cooper creations
Competitor of St. Pauli N.A
Compact contract
Clothing store suffix
Brand extensions?
Botanical extension
Bodies, in biology
Beverage bought in Britain
Bears
Arabic word for "friend"
Alternatives to handlebars
All-time top-selling trio
Advantageous jumps
A newspaper might open one to the public
'80s Portfolio designer
"A Visit From the Goon Squad" Pulitzer winner – See more at: http://crosswordssolver.net/clue/Newsday.com-Crossword-Answers—Feb-11-2017#sthash.2oBP1Agn.dpuf
___ mess (British strawberries-and-cream dessert)
Zorro accessory
Where many French classes convene
What Mexican Olympians go for
Walrus feature
Vibe
Trait transmitter
Torch-lit party, often
Throws from outfielders, often
Thing denounced by a 52-Across
Take to the links
T. ___ Price (investment firm)
Summa cum ___
State forcefully
Sport in which touches are registered electronically
Soup-in-an-envelope brand
Sound made by lions and tigers?
Solo instrument in Britten's 'Six Metamorphoses after Ovid'
Slip into a closet, maybe
Shake a leg, quaintly
Savonarola in 1497 Florence, e.g
Salvo
Salacious
Rotating engine parts
Riyadh native
Prompt with the index finger
Politician whose tenure is ending
Pejorative label for a staffer at an Apple Store Genius Bar
Past the deadline
Ostentatious luxury
Ornament
One end of a sectional sofa, often
Name on many furniture assembly instructions
Mysterious radar blip, for short
Musical whose 'Roger' is modeled after Puccini's 'Rodolfo'
Meal with Elijah's cup
Math subj. where tangents are relevant
Loading dock platform
Like some glitter
Like some drones
Jacobi or Jeter
It's cracked by cryptologists
Interlaced
Honeyed spirit
Hall of rock
Hail
Genesis fratricide victim
Galoots
Fugitive's assumption
Fond du ___, Wisconsin
Echelon
Dispensers of wisdom
Discovery
Deighton who wrote 'The IPCRESS File'
Cyberjunk
Culture of East Africa
Cuban music
Costume
CON
CON
CON
CON
Circle meas
Canine dad in Disney's '101 Dalmatians'
Call to ___
Bill Withers hit of 1972
Bear among the stars
Adams of 'Arrival'
'The Bride Came ___' (Bette Davis movie)
'It's us against ___'
'Get a little closer' sloganeer, in the 1980s
'Fiddler on the Roof' matchmaker
'Don't you love farce? My fault, ___ …' ('Send in the Clowns' lyric)
'Assuredly …'