NYT Crossword September 15 2017 answers
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September 15 2017 crossword
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Rock and Roll Hall of Fame designer:
IMPEI
"It's on me":
IMBUYING
The world's tallest mountain, base to peak:
MAUNAKEA
Who said "Without promotion, something terrible happens ... nothing!":
PTBARNUM
Dragon roll ingredient:
EEL
Latin word in a footnote:
IDEM
"Philomena" co-star, 2013:
DENCH
Look-alike:
DEADRINGER
It may be spoiled:
ENDING
Bygone Chevy model:
NOVA
Pitch setter:
CLEF
Dirty cop?:
HARRY
Sound from a silencer:
SHH
Paragraph analogue:
STANZA
Saul Bellow novel:
HERZOG
"Psst!":
HEYYOU
Beat, in a way:
MATED
First name in aviation:
ENOLA
What's big in Texas?:
TEE
Canadian crooner Michael:
BUBLE
Foe:
ADVERSARY
Retail giant since 1886:
SEARS
"Por ___ Cabeza" (tango song):
UNA
Atmosphere around a celebrity trial, say:
MEDIAFRENZY
Making:
EARNING
Prison area:
YARD
Brother's title:
DOM
Royal son of the comics:
ARN
Tributary of the Mississippi:
YAZOO
"Seriously!":
IKNOWRIGHT
Basic beverage, in baby talk:
WAWA
Nutso:
HALFCRAZED
Posh hotel, familiarly:
THERITZ
Alfredo sauce brand:
RAGU
Computer science pioneer John von ___:
NEUMANN
Cries of enlightenment:
AHAS
Bygone Chevy model:
AVEO
School of whales:
GAM
Snap, with "out":
WIG
Tolstoy's first name, in Russia:
LEV
See 60-Down:
TIE
Precedent setter:
TESTCASE
Underwater:
IMMERSED
One way of seeing:
EYETOEYE
Go down:
WANE
Peter Fonda's role in "Easy Rider":
WYATT
Reggie, to Archie, in Archie Comics:
FRENEMY
Some college Greeks:
NUS
Greeting in Victoria:
GDAY
Expressionless:
GLASSY
Widen:
DILATE
Never-before-seen:
ALLNEW
"Well, I declare!":
GRACIOUSME
Beseech:
ADJURE
Bridesmaid dress shade:
LILAC
Refuse:
CHAFF
Richard Gere title role:
DRT
Leave in:
STET
1979 film whose name comes from a "Chicago" song:
ALLTHATJAZZ
Org. fighting anti-Muslim discrimination:
ACLU
Tube alternative:
TRAM
Video game sounds:
ZAPS
___-Magnon:
CRO
University of California campus site:
SANTACRUZ
Put to shame:
ABASE
With 38-Across, pasta shape:
BOW
Business card abbr.:
STE
Widen, as jeans legs:
FLARE
Parker ___, so-called "Queen of the Indies":
POSEY
Fine-grained wood:
YEW
Was really angry:
FUMED
Celsius, for one:
SWEDE
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