NYT Crossword April 1 2017 answers
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April 1 2017 crossword
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One of the Great Lakes:
MICHIGAN
Vase style:
MING
Compatriot of Mao:
CHOU
Noted father-or-son singer:
IGLESIAS
Ancient New Mexican:
ANASAZI
Menacing cloud:
SWARM
Part of a crib:
SLAT
Living ___:
WAGE
Major Asian carrier:
ANA
Attire:
RAIMENT
Like melancholy musical keys:
MINOR
Sony offering:
HDTV
The poor:
HAVENOTS
Not go along:
DISSENT
Prefix with lateral:
TRI
Bedevil:
VEX
Saint's home, for short:
NOLA
Place for a barbecue:
LANAI
Rich finish?:
AIRE
"Don't give up":
GUESSAGAIN
Girl's name that may precede Ann:
SUE
Rather powerful engine:
VSIX
Brown:
SAUTE
Some plants:
MOLES
One may be starting in sports:
LINEUP
Value:
PRIZE
What's shaken when you say "Shake!":
PAW
Big letters in electronics:
RCA
Spooky quality:
EERINESS
Ones moving far from home:
EMIGRANTS
Fifth in a group of eight:
SOL
Saginaw-to-Flint dir.:
SSE
Smoothie fruit:
ACAI
Popular cookie:
THINMINT
Bit of beachwear:
THONG
___ way:
INNO
Taking things for granted on April Fools' Day and others:
NONOS
"Time ___ ...":
WAS
Track, in a sense:
SONG
It may be added to alcohol:
SINTAX
Not wait for Mr. Right, say:
SETTLE
Pitiful:
SORRY
Huuuuuuuuge:
GINORMOUS
Hit the gas pedal hard:
GUNNEDIT
Actress Wilson of "Mrs. Doubtfire":
MARA
Loose, now:
SPRUNG
Sch. with the George W. Bush Presidential Library:
SMU
Corral:
PEN
Strips at breakfast:
RASHERS
Powerful D.C. lobby:
AARP
Raiser of awareness, for short:
PSA
Tough, tenacious sorts:
PITBULLS
Wild blue yonder:
SKY
Features of Boston accents:
AHS
Not accidental:
MEANT
In opposition:
CONTRARY
Milieu of the FX series "The Americans":
COLDWAR
Guru, maybe:
SIKH
Poetic stanza:
STROPHE
Straightens:
UNSNARLS
Like government bonds:
RATED
Firm parts: Abbr.:
ATTYS
German preposition:
AUF
Hockey team, e.g.:
HEXAD
Words on a jacket:
BLURB
Oil qtys.:
BBLS
They burn:
LYES
Risked a ticket:
SPED
Racing letters:
STP
Author who wrote "I became insane, with long intervals of horrible sanity":
POE
Construction staples ... or a hint to this puzzle's theme:
TWOBYFOURS
Buried treasure:
ORE
Pull (in):
REIN
Noted pseudonym in short story writing:
SAKI
Famous Amos:
TORI
Rocker Steve:
EARLE
"Don't go!," e.g.:
PLEA
Obnoxious one:
PEST
Subject of some codes:
DRESS
Scandinavian capital:
HELSINKI
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