Newsday.com – Jan 3 2016 Crossword Solution
| Clues |
Answers |
| ”Correo __” (Spanish airmail) |
AEREO |
| ”Game of Thrones” airer |
HBO |
| ”General” topic of a 1916 Einstein book |
RELATIVITY |
| ”Green” energy source |
SUN |
| ”Hamlet” castle |
ELSINORE |
| ”Marat/Sade” playwright born in 1916 |
PETERWEISS |
| ”Sure we should” |
LETS |
| ”Survivor” side |
TRIBE |
| ”Wheel” buy |
VOWEL |
| ”__ culpa” |
MEA |
| ’50s war zone |
KOREA |
| Abates |
EASES |
| Actor Rhames |
VING |
| Actress Garson |
GREER |
| All-__ pass |
ACCESS |
| As of |
FROM |
| Author Dinesen |
ISAK |
| Bach choral works |
CANTATAS |
| Baseball novel by 72 Across published in 1916 |
YOUKNOWMEAL |
| Beach contest |
TUGOFWAR |
| Begin a round |
TEEUP |
| Bill settlers |
PAYERS |
| Bishops of Rome |
POPES |
| Board member, for short |
EXEC |
| Board members: Abbr |
CEOS |
| Brit who led an Arab revolt against the Turks in 1916 |
TELAWRENCE |
| British ritual |
TEATIME |
| Churns up |
ROILS |
| Comics cry of fright |
EEK |
| Composer whose ”The Planets” was completed in 1916 |
GUSTAVHOLST |
| Conceal |
MASK |
| Conceal |
VEIL |
| Conversant with |
UPON |
| Course of greens |
SALAD |
| Creole staple |
OKRA |
| Cruller kin |
DONUT |
| Cultural event |
FESTIVAL |
| Derby winner’s prize |
ROSES |
| Descriptor for some casks |
OAKEN |
| Dismissive outburst |
BAH |
| DW Griffith masterpiece that premiered in 1916 |
INTOLERANCE |
| Easy wins |
ROMPS |
| Egg on |
URGE |
| Electoral vote margin for President Wilson in the election of 1916 |
TWENTYTHREE |
| Emphatic assertion |
IDOSO |
| Entrepreneur’s mag |
INC |
| EPA concern |
ECOL |
| Estate home |
MANOR |
| Evidence of debts |
IOUS |
| Exhausted |
BEAT |
| Feature of some sweaters |
VNECK |
| Fill the tank |
GASUP |
| Formal accords |
PACTS |
| Fourth person |
ABEL |
| Game-box sheet |
RULES |
| Get wind of |
HEAR |
| Goes bad |
ROTS |
| Golf great Ben |
HOGAN |
| Halloween charity |
UNICEF |
| Hand luggage |
VALISES |
| Happy tune |
DITTY |
| Happy tunes |
LILTS |
| Have it out verbally |
ARGUE |
| Headlights |
LAMPS |
| Historical interval |
ERA |
| Hula instruments |
UKES |
| Ill-gotten gains |
HAUL |
| Impetuosity |
HASTE |
| Infamous Roman |
NERO |
| Informal denial |
IXNAY |
| Infuriates |
RILES |
| Clues |
Answers |
| Interpol’s French headquarters |
LYON |
| Japanese comics |
MANGA |
| Judy of kid lit |
BLUME |
| Justice Kagan |
ELENA |
| Large-sheath knives |
BOWIES |
| Lookout |
SENTINEL |
| Magnifies |
ENLARGES |
| Mexican who invaded New Mexico in 1916 |
PANCHOVILLA |
| Mined material |
ORES |
| More or less |
ABOUT |
| Musically accurate |
ONKEY |
| Name of twelve 34 Down |
PIUS |
| Names, in 106 Across |
NOMS |
| New Zealanders, informally |
KIWIS |
| News article |
ITEM |
| Not exactly, casually |
KINDA |
| Off-ramp sign |
SLOW |
| Office expense |
RENT |
| One of Chekhov’s Three Sisters |
IRINA |
| Persian Gulf land |
QATAR |
| Pine product |
TAR |
| Place for pigeons |
COTE |
| President with two Grammys |
OBAMA |
| Press session, briefly |
QANDA |
| Pugilists’ org |
WBA |
| Put up with |
ABIDE |
| Rapper __ Azalea |
IGGY |
| Related |
TOLD |
| Rival of Serta |
SEALY |
| School that expelled James Bond |
ETON |
| See 36 Down |
RINGLARDNER |
| Server on ”Cheers” |
CARLA |
| Sewed loosely |
BASTED |
| Shrewd |
CAGEY |
| Slightest amount |
IOTA |
| Slightest amount |
BEANS |
| Some evergreens |
YEWS |
| Spam sources |
EMAILERS |
| Speaks hoarsely |
RASPS |
| Spellbind |
ENTRANCE |
| Starts over |
RESETS |
| States firmly |
AVERS |
| Tablecloth material |
LINEN |
| Take a breather |
REST |
| Take the mound |
PITCH |
| Tall flowers, for short |
GLADS |
| Tanzania neighbor, formerly |
ZAIRE |
| Tastes of liquor |
NIPS |
| Tastes spicy |
BITES |
| Telltale signs |
ODORS |
| Three-horse carriage |
TROIKA |
| Tiresome stuff |
YAWNERS |
| Toll roads |
PIKES |
| Tool with teeth |
RAKE |
| Top baccarat score |
NINE |
| Turns sharply |
ZIGS |
| Valhalla VIP |
THOR |
| Vega’s constellation |
LYRA |
| Very spacious |
VAST |
| Vitality |
VIGOR |
| Vituperate |
RAILAT |
| Vouching for |
OKING |
| Watch closely |
EYE |
| Way in the past |
AGESAGO |
| Well-organized |
ORDERLY |
| West End playhouse |
THEATRE |
| Where most people live |
ASIA |
| Women in westerns |
GALS |
| Word of farewell |
ADIEU |
| Workday length in a 1916 federal law |
EIGHTHOURS |
| __ qua non |
SINE |