New York Times – Jan 19 2016Crossword Solution
| Clues |
Solutions |
| ‘ … and on and on and on’ |
ETCETC |
| ‘C’mon, be ___’ |
APAL |
| ‘Juno’ actor Michael |
CERA |
| ‘Spring forward, fall back’ inits |
DST |
| ‘Spring forward, fall back’ unit |
HOUR |
| ‘You ___’ (‘Sure thing’) |
BETCHA |
| ‘___ Mine’ (George Harrison autobiography) |
IME |
| 13-Down, in Italian |
ORA |
| 1950s car feature |
FIN |
| Actress Mendes of ‘2 Fast 2 Furious’ |
EVA |
| Address of Juliet’s balcony? |
OROMEO |
| Aetna offering, briefly |
HMO |
| Aristocratic ancestry |
OLDMONEY |
| Arthurian island |
AVALON |
| Avoided phoniness |
KEPTITREAL |
| Beano competitor |
GASX |
| Boots, backpack, tent, etc |
GEAR |
| Bull session? |
RODEO |
| Bumbling detective of film |
CLOUSEAU |
| Celeb’s arrest report, to the celeb, say |
BADPR |
| Classic out-of-office sign … or what this puzzle’s author has done? |
GONEFISHING |
| Colors, as Easter eggs |
DYES |
| Crash, with ‘out’ |
CONK |
| Criticized nigglingly |
CARPEDABOUT |
| Did 80 on the highway, say |
SPED |
| Digs deeply (into) |
DELVES |
| Eye layer whose name derives from the Latin for ‘grape’ |
UVEA |
| Eyed caddishly |
OGLED |
| Fall Out Boy genre |
EMOPOP |
| Fashion designer Klein |
ANNE |
| Feminine suffix |
ENNE |
| Fifth Avenue retailer |
SAKS |
| Gas in signs |
NEON |
| Grinding teeth |
MOLARS |
| Gun, slangily |
PIECE |
| Halite formations that might be oil reservoirs |
SALTDOMES |
| Hitting high in the air |
SKYING |
| How-to book |
MANUAL |
| Clues |
Solutions |
| Landlord’s counterpart |
TENANT |
| Make another image of |
RESCAN |
| Maker of Arctic Blast and Java Freeze beverages |
ICEE |
| Mentalist Geller |
URI |
| Mideast ruler |
EMIR |
| Mimic |
APER |
| Minuscule |
TINY |
| Nearest target for a bowler |
ONEPIN |
| Neighbor of Caps Lock |
TAB |
| Newswoman Mitchell |
ANDREA |
| Noble knight who found the Holy Grail |
SIRGALAHAD |
| On drugs |
USING |
| One in opposition |
ANTI |
| Part of U.S.C.G.A.: Abbr |
ACAD |
| Prefix with center |
EPI |
| Pres. who recuperated at Warm Springs, Ga |
FDR |
| Proceeded without trying very hard |
SKATEDALONG |
| Repetitive means of learning |
ROTE |
| Roosted on |
PERCHEDATOP |
| Sign before Virgo |
LEO |
| Sneaky shelters |
TAXDODGES |
| Some PC screens |
LCDS |
| Struggled to make progress |
FLOUNDEREDAROUND |
| Swallows deeply |
GULPS |
| Tattered |
INRAGS |
| They benefit from boosters |
EGOS |
| They get the paddy started |
RICESEEDS |
| Ticks off |
STEAMS |
| Time immemorial |
EONS |
| Travelers with paddles |
CANOEISTS |
| Triangle on a pool table |
RACK |
| Umberto ___, author of ‘The Name of the Rose’ |
ECO |
| Where John Kerry and Bob Kerrey served |
SENATE |
| Wolf Blitzer’s employer |
CNN |
| You may be asked to arrive 90 mins. prior to this |
ETD |
| ___ Reader (alternative digest) |
UTNE |
| ___ Torretta, 1992 Heisman Trophy winner |
GINO |