NYT Crossword April 11 2017 answers
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April 11 2017 crossword
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Something to make before blowing out the birthday candles:
WISH
Insect with a hanging nest:
WASP
Furnishings retailer with gigantic stores:
IKEA
"Awesome!":
SICK
Office-closing time:
HOLIDAY
Staple of Greek cuisine:
LAMB
What phone books are alphabetized by:
LASTNAME
Inter ___:
ALIA
Apollo program destination:
MOON
Mercedes-___:
BENZ
All-knowing sort:
SWAMI
Words next to a dotted line:
SIGNHERE
Cry of lament:
WOEISME
Elsa's younger sister in "Frozen":
ANNA
Russian space station:
MIR
Diamonds, slangily:
ICE
___ Morita, co-founder of Sony:
AKIO
___ vera:
ALOE
Kind of bond in chemistry:
IONIC
What Thoreau lived in at Walden Pond:
SECLUSION
___ interface:
USER
Romance or horror:
GENRE
Indian Ocean bloc?:
PAKISTANZANIA
Fitting:
APT
Hibernation station:
DEN
Measurements of 60-Acrosses:
PHS
Central American bloc?:
NICARAGUATEMALA
Christmas carols:
NOELS
"You didn't have to tell me":
IKNOW
Plants with needles:
CACTI
Dead duck:
GONER
"___ next time!":
UNTIL
Director Kurosawa:
AKIRA
Li'l ___:
ABNER
Sauce, cheese or noodles, in lasagna:
LAYER
Gladiatorial combat site:
ARENA
"I'm cool with that":
OKAY
Brother in an order:
MONK
Steel support for concrete:
REBAR
Letter insert: Abbr.:
ENC
Non-Jew:
GENTILE
Examine, as a crystal ball:
GAZEINTO
Gradually slowing, in music:
LENTANDO
Bill who popularizes science:
NYE
Many, colloquially:
LOTSA
High achievers?:
STONERS
Land of Donegal and Dingle Bay:
EIRE
Paula of "Paula's Home Cooking":
DEEN
Pizza company with a game piece logo:
DOMINOS
Western European bloc?:
SWITZERLANDORRA
Summer setting in D.C.:
EDT
Spreadsheet figures:
DATA
Multivolume ref.:
OED
Scottish cap:
TAM
Organization founded in 1945 ... or a literal description of 20-, 24- and 44-Across?:
UNITEDNATIONS
Island instruments, for short:
UKES
Website with the heading "Recently Viewed Items":
EBAY
Style of the Chrysler Building, informally:
DECO
It gets hit on the head:
NAIL
Eye amorously:
OGLE
Ruhr refusal:
NEIN
Opening on a schedule:
SLOT
2008 movie with the line "I will find you, and I will kill you":
TAKEN
Precursor of Diet Coke:
TAB
Director DuVernay of "Selma":
AVA
Softening-up words before a request:
BEANANGEL
Prevent, as disaster:
AVERT
Alkali neutralizer:
ACID
Mishmash:
OLIO
___ profundo (lowest vocal range):
BASSO
Motto for a modern risk-taker, for short:
YOLO
Email folder:
SENT
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