NYT Crossword April 1 2020 answers
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April 1 2020 crossword
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French Open court material:
CLAY
End of a hammer:
CLAW
Greiner of "Shark Tank":
LORI
Like Gruyère or Grandpa:
AGED
Idiots:
YOYOS
One thing ... or a twosome:
ITEM
R.N.'s workplace:
ICU
What the Lord sometimes does, in a classical expression:
TAKETH
Land o' leprechauns:
ERIN
Sober-minded org.:
MADD
Alfred Nobel or Anders Celsius:
SWEDE
Criticism that might be made behind someone's back:
SWIPE
Ashen:
WAN
Scotty's domain on the U.S.S. Enterprise:
ENGINEROOM
Brief how-to:
DEMO
Where fruit-picking originated?:
EDEN
McDonald's arches, e.g.:
LOGO
Model/actress Delevingne:
CARA
Ebbed:
WANED
Historic town in Veszprém county, Hungary, noted for its baroque architecture:
AREYOUKIDDINGME
Wise-looking:
OWLISH
Gym clothes holder:
DUFFELBAG
Short line at the top of a column, in typesetting:
WIDOW
Turn out:
ENDUP
+ or - atom:
ION
Thigh-baring dress feature:
SLIT
Aim:
INTENTION
Spore-producing plant:
FERN
Enjoying the great outdoors ... indoors:
RVING
Soldier clad in gray, for short:
REB
Less cooked:
RAWER
Prefix with -centric:
ETHNO
Laundry problem for Dracula?:
BLOODSTAIN
Bisected:
INHALF
Chorus of approval:
AMENS
"Hahaha":
LOL
Start of Caesar's boast:
VENI
Unfamiliar with:
NEWTO
Feels down:
ISSAD
"It's about time!":
ATLAST
Where icebergs are found:
ATSEA
A Stooge:
MOE
Fits of anger:
IRES
Left tributary of the Vitim River in Irkutsk Oblast, Russia:
WHOTHEHELLKNOWS
The Rockets, on scoreboards:
HOU
Classic camera brand:
KONICA
Only ape to orbit the earth (1961):
ENOS
___ sequitur:
NON
Colombia's capital:
BOGOTA
Went by taxi or train:
RODE
From Florence or Pisa:
TUSCAN
Cooking oil option:
CANOLA
Like a 1960s-'70s TV "squad":
MOD
One-size-fits-all garment:
SARI
Butler of fame:
RHETT
Opposed to, rurally:
AGIN
Kind of chip:
NACHO
Piñata smasher:
BAT
Nickname for major-league baseball's Angel Stadium, with "the":
BIGA
"Uh ... excuse me":
AHEM
Board a moving vehicle:
HOPON
Some fund-raising grps.:
PTAS
People eater:
OGRE
Part of a suspension bridge:
CABLE
Sonar signal:
BLIP
Doozy:
LULU
Serpentine swimmers:
EELS
Village between Kruszyna and Jacków in Silesian Voivodeship, Poland (pop. 305):
IHAVENTGOTACLUE
Letters on a brandy bottle:
VSO
Bridge limit unit:
TON
TV newsman Willie:
GEIST
Janis's partner in the comics:
ARLO
Knoll:
HILL
Retort to "Are too!":
AMNOT
One of the Lennons:
SEAN
Numbered composition:
OPUS
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