New York Times, Sunday, November 17, 2019
Clues | Answers |
'Let Us Now Praise Famous Men' writer | AGEE |
'Movin' ___' | ONUP |
'See you later!' | CIAO |
'Step ___!' | ONIT |
'Yer darn ___!' | TOOTIN |
16501-16511 | ERIEPA |
1975 Wimbledon champ | ASHE |
1994 Jean-Claude Van Damme sci-fi thriller | TIMECOP |
Actress Samantha | EGGAR |
Afterword | ENDNOTE |
Alcohol | SPIRITS |
Alternative to a Maxwell | REO |
Anglican headwear | MITRE |
Apt name for a cook? | STU |
Baseball skill: C | BATTINGAVERAGE |
Bibliographical abbr | ETSEQ |
Blake who wrote 'Memories of You' | EUBIE |
Bottom line figure | NETCOST |
Burned rubber | TORE |
Bye word | ADIEU |
Call attention to, as a potential problem | FLAG |
Channel on which to see some b&w films | TCM |
Cheerful | JOCUND |
Chip away at | ERODE |
Chip-on-one's-shoulder outlooks, in slang | TUDES |
Chutzpah | NERVE |
Classic shoe name | MCAN |
Clear soda | SPRITE |
Clinton's attorney general for all eight years | RENO |
Combat zone | ARENA |
Conception | IDEA |
Dangerous structure | FIRETRAP |
Designer Bill | BLASS |
Desire a piece of the action | WANTIN |
Diver Louganis | GREG |
Do a P.R. makeover on | REBRAND |
Do an old printing house job | SETTYPE |
Employee efficiency: D+ | WORKINGPOOR |
F.D.R. program | WPA |
Fancy-looking name appendage | ESQ |
Fantasy author Canavan, author of the 'Black Magician' trilogy | TRUDI |
Farm setter | HEN |
Fashion sense: A | TASTEGREAT |
First draft picks | ONEAS |
Fleece | ROOK |
Flu symptoms | ACHES |
Full | SATED |
Funeral stands | BIERS |
Get back | RECOUP |
Growing room | ACRE |
Heart | MIDST |
Heavy metal | LEAD |
Hockey infraction | ICING |
Hosting a morning news show: C+ | SCARBOROUGHFAIR |
Hot stuff | EROTICA |
Indy winner Luyendyk | ARIE |
It makes stealing pay off | LATETAG |
Kid-___ (TV for tots) | VID |
Lack of this results in baldness | TREAD |
Lead-in to fare | THORO |
Learns to live with | ADAPTSTO |
Like a sure bet | NORISK |
Lit ___ | CRIT |
Lulu | PIP |
Luxury car pioneer Henry | ROYCE |
Maintain | KEEPUP |
Malodorous | RANK |
Metro areas, informally | URBS |
Mourn | GRIEVE |
Much, informally | LOTSA |
Mushroom that might be served in ramen | ENOKI |
Nervous stress | AGITA |
New Age author Chopra | DEEPAK |
Night demons | INCUBI |
Norman Lear series star | BEAARTHUR |
Noted Deco designer | ERTE |
Nueva York, e.g | ESTADO |
Number of people in an office? | DENTIST |
Old foundation | CORSET |
One may exert pressure | PEER |
One-eighth part | OCTILE |
Parenting: A+ | MOTHERSUPERIOR |
Part of a TV transmission | AUDIO |
Patch (together) | COBBLE |
Photo finish | MATTE |
Pioneer cellphone co | GTE |
Porgy and bass | FISH |
Producers of the most Mideast oil | SAUDIS |
Protect, as freshness | SEALIN |
Put on hold | SHELVE |
Quod ___ faciendum | ERAT |
Rat Pack nickname | DINO |
Reflex messengers | NEURONS |
Rides since 2011 | UBERS |
Roast rotators | SPITS |
Scenes from action movies | CHASES |
Set a price of | ASK |
Sign of a smash hit | SRO |
Significant advances | INROADS |
Skills, in Sevilla | ARTES |
Skirts | EVADES |
Small power source | AAA |
Snooker shot | MASSE |
Solomonlike | JUST |
Some kitchen appliances | GES |
Sorcerer | MAGUS |
Spain and England in the 16th century | SEAPOWERS |
Spots | ADS |
Starting job in Washington, say | AIDE |
Stationer's stock | PADS |
Stereo quality: B | SOUNDSGOOD |
Sticks together? | NEST |
Story | ACCOUNT |
Strong brew | BOCK |
Stuffing tip jars: D | BUCKPASSING |
Supply-___ (economic theorist) | SIDER |
Taming wild horses: D- | BREAKINGBAD |
The other guys | NOTUS |
Tiny criticism | NIT |
Trouble terribly | EATAT |
U. S. Grant adversary | RELEE |
Uncivil greetings | BOOS |
Union station? | ALTAR |
Used Gchat, e.g | IMED |
Valet skills: B+ | PARKINGFINE |
Watch chains | FOBS |
Way to get to Harlem, per Duke Ellington | ATRAIN |
Went back through a passage | REREAD |
What to do once you've made your bed, per a saying | LIEINIT |
Whirl | SPIN |
Wildlife conservationist's device | DARTGUN |
You can dig it | ORE |
___ de Vil, Disney villain | CRUELLA |
___ Garson, Oscar winner for 'Mrs. Miniver' | GREER |
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