NYT Crossword October 1 2016 answers
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October 1 2016 crossword
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One of a pair of cuddlers:
BIGSPOON
Western wear:
BOLOTIE
Major export of Western Australia:
IRONORE
Series of bloopers:
GAGREEL
Puts away under pressure?:
STRESSEATS
___ deck:
POOP
___ deck:
ORLOP
Where a mud engineer works:
OILRIG
Awful rating:
NOSTARS
Desired response to a 3-Down:
HAHAHA
Showboat:
HOTDOGGER
Billy the Kid, e.g.:
ALIAS
Rear:
HIND
Howard Hughes, for one:
AVIATOR
Taking seriously:
HEEDING
Subject of the 2013 film "The Fifth Estate":
ASSANGE
Handel bars:
ORATORIO
Bartender's stock:
OLIVES
Participates in quid pro quo:
LOGROLLS
Edward Gorey's "The Gashlycrumb ___":
TINIES
In trouble for base violations?:
ONREPORT
1982 international chart-topper by Trio with a repetitive title:
DADADA
Digits in flats, maybe:
TOES
Noted challenges for movers:
PIANOS
Chris of CBS's "The Good Wife":
NOTH
About 92% of britannium:
TIN
Start of a lawyer's conclusion:
IREST
Kind of diagram:
TREE
Tar liquid:
GROG
One getting hammered:
GONG
Motive that makes sense:
GOODREASON
Some workers along Chesapeake Bay:
EELERS
Spelling pro?:
SORCERESS
Roman soldier who became a Christian martyr:
STGEORGE
Decker or Dickerson of the N.F.L.:
ERIC
Very long span:
AEON
{ }, in mathematics:
NULL
Grinder:
HERO
Call to someone on deck:
BATTERUP
Off-road racer:
BMXBIKE
Huffington of The Huffington Post:
ARIANNA
March interrupter, maybe:
TEARGAS
Purchased:
PAIDFOR
Like sand dunes:
RIDGED
Take to term:
GESTATE
Headliners at le Palais Garnier, e.g.:
ETOILES
Spelunker's activity:
DESCENT
G.I. portions:
MRES
Symbol of happiness:
CLAM
Place for an anchor:
MARINA
Iraklion is its capital:
CRETE
First Chinese dynasty:
XIA
Relating to the abdomen:
CELIAC
Brand once advertised with the line "They never get on your nerves":
CAMEL
Addition sign:
CARET
Just those of Juan's things?:
ESOS
It's on track to serve people:
BARCAR
Give up:
CAVE
Showy and sudden:
DRAMATIC
Subway Series squad:
METS
Like live-blogged sports updates:
INGAME
Everything must go in it:
FIRESALE
Deceitful sorts:
KNAVES
Basic count:
ONETOTEN
Three-footers:
EASELS
Hoarder's squalor:
RATSNEST
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