Newsday.com - February 16 2020
Clues | Answers |
''C'mon, __ pal and . . .'' | BEA |
''East of Eden'' surname | TRASK |
''Give that to me!'' | INEEDIT |
''Horrors!'' | OHNO |
''How much __ much?'' | ISTOO |
''Not to mention . . .'' | ALSO |
''__ sow, so shall . . .'' | ASYE |
69 Down students | ELIS |
About 2.2 pounds, for short | KILO |
Actress Zellweger | RENEE |
Aide: Abbr | ASST |
Algerian city | ORAN |
Anatomical pouch | SAC |
Angry emotion | IRE |
Antlered animal | ELK |
Apply, as influence | EXERT |
Baba au __ (pastry) | RHUM |
Big Apple baseballers | METS |
Borden's cow | ELSIE |
Bottom line expenses | NETCOSTS |
Bowling or boxing | SPORT |
Briny body | SEA |
British singer of ''Skyfall'' | ADELE |
Called names | SWOREAT |
Came down in a blizzard | SNOWED |
Captain Hook's aide | SMEE |
Chain where dogs are welcome | PETCO |
Chapped-lips soother | BALM |
Chopin piano pieces | ETUDES |
Cigna competitor | AETNA |
Classified listings | ADS |
Clean-water agcy | EPA |
Club member's cost | DUES |
Creatures in colonies | ANTS |
Creole veggie | OKRA |
Criticize severely | CHASTISE |
Dance wildly, perhaps in a ''pit'' | MOSH |
Daybreak's direction | EAST |
Days before holidays | EVES |
Defamation in print | LIBEL |
Desert caravan beast | CAMEL |
Detroit-based truck maker | GMC |
Double-curve letters | ESSES |
Drew in | LURED |
Eatery easel display | MENU |
Eight ounces of water | CUP |
Electric car company | TESLA |
Eras | AGES |
Except if | UNLESS |
Family auto | SEDAN |
First color TV brand | RCA |
Fragrant organic compound | ESTER |
Frankenstein's aide | IGOR |
Fresh talk | SASS |
Fudge the facts | LIE |
Furtive look | LEER |
German industrial city | ESSEN |
Go to a restaurant | EATOUT |
Go wrong | ERR |
Grew new molars | TEETHED |
Hanks or Cruise | TOM |
Heavy burden | ONUS |
Homer Simpson neighbor | NED |
Houston baseballer | ASTRO |
How some fish is cured | INSALT |
Info-gathering mission | RECON |
Insertion mark | CARET |
IRS regulation expert | CPA |
Jules Verne captain | NEMO |
Korean automaker | KIA |
Large citrus fruits | POMELOS |
Lavoisier of chemistry | ANTOINE |
Legendary screen dancer | ASTAIRE |
Legendary wish granter | GENIE |
Little Scottish girl | WEELASS |
Long sandwich | SUB |
Luau instrument | UKE |
Luke Skywalker's father | ANAKIN |
Made an attempt at | ESSAYED |
Malia Obama's sister | SASHA |
Medal of Honor recipient | HERO |
Monocle's glass | LENS |
Mousetrap morsel | CHEESE |
Mushroom stalk | STEM |
NBC satirical show | SNL |
New England Ivy League school | YALE |
Nobles above viscounts | EARLS |
Novelist Joyce Carol __ | OATES |
Pendulum's path | ARC |
Picky eater of rhyme | SPRAT |
Pilot's announcement: Abbr | ETA |
Poem of praise | ODE |
Prescriptions, for short | MEDS |
Princess' crowns | TIARAS |
Privy to | INON |
Random stack | PILE |
Remaining on a serving tray | LEFTOVER |
Rescue request | SOS |
Results of sunbathing | TANLINES |
Rustic | RURAL |
Sci-fi beings, for short | ETS |
Seasonal assignment | TEMPJOB |
Seismological prefix for center | EPI |
Semihard yellow cheese | TILSIT |
Shoulder ornament | EPAULET |
Sign of the future | OMEN |
Silly | INANE |
Sized up | RATED |
Skewed view | BIAS |
Slippery goo | SLIME |
Sounds of delight | AAHS |
Soup du __ | JOUR |
Space Needle city | SEATTLE |
Spill the beans | TELL |
Statements in court | OATHS |
Store away | STOW |
Stories from the Grimms | TALES |
Superlative suffix | EST |
Swelled heads | EGOS |
Taking time, in brand names | SLO |
Teakettle output | STEAM |
Three-note chords | TRIADS |
Time zone of Illinois | CENTRAL |
Tiny amounts | TADS |
Toboggans, e.g | SLEDS |
Two-way power letters | ACDC |
Unforeseen obstacles | SNAGS |
Vamooses | GITS |
Variety show routines | ACTS |
Veep or prez | POL |
Very wise person | SAGE |
Welles of ''Citizen Kane'' | ORSON |
What you are, by completing the puzzle | SMARTCOOKIE |
Whirl | SPIN |
Wise saying | ADAGE |
Wood chopper | AXE |
Wood-cutting tools | SAWS |
[SORRY, NO CLUE] | SHORTBREADS, MACAROONS, LADYFINGERS, ANIMALCRACKERS, BLACKANDWHITES, GINGERSNAPS, MALLOMARS |
__ in ''Norman'' | NAS |
__ spumante | ASTI |
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