NYT Crossword April 16 2020 answers
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April 16 2020 crossword
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Ties to the Japanese?:
OBIS
Paperwork?:
ORIGAMI
Word with second or third, but not fourth or fifth:
BASEMAN
Faster than you can say Jack Robinson:
INANINSTANT
Kind of terrier:
SKYE
Order:
EDICT
Ridge formed by glacial streams:
ESKER
Manages:
DOESOK
Suffix with percent:
ILE
"Get it?":
CAPEESH
Barbershop request:
TRIM
Some shells:
PASTA
Oscar nominee for "Lion," 2016:
PATEL
Bit of Inuit gear:
ANORAK
Good name for a mess hall cook:
STU
Little bit of personality:
TIC
Shade of gray:
ASH
Malodorous:
RANK
Go ___ (be green, in a way):
SOLAR
Opposition bloc:
ANTIS
"Well, well, well!":
ISAY
"Don't be a stranger!":
KEEPINTOUCH
MS followers?:
NBC
Starting points:
GENESES
Go after, as a fly:
SWATAT
Fading light:
EMBER
"Bel ___" (Guy de Maupassant novel):
AMI
Put down in words:
WROTE
Poetic contraction usually at the start of a line:
TIS
Shade of red:
CLARET
Newbies in the work force:
RAWRECRUITS
Seventh of 24:
ETA
Western moniker:
TEX
Divine nourishment:
MANNA
Org. behind the Human Genome Project:
NIH
With 35-Across, Cole Porter musical:
KISS
Pizzeria owner in "Do the Right Thing":
SAL
See 33-Across:
KATE
Undisturbed:
INSITU
Durham sch.:
UNH
___ Na Na:
SHAME
Park ranger's handout:
MAP
Practice pieces:
ETUDES
Increase in size:
WAX
With 44-Across, "You can wait to show your gratitude":
THANK
Elizabethan dramatist Thomas:
KYD
See 42-Across:
LATER
Prior to, in verse:
ERE
Like:
ALA
"Kung Fu" actor Philip:
AHN
Thai neighbor:
LAO
Repeated word in the Ten Commandments:
THYME
French white wine:
MOSELLE
"Gross!":
EWW
Least polluted:
PUREST
Eagles and hawks, typically:
SOARERS
Prepare for printing:
TYPESET
With 56-Across, clothing item for the youngest in the family:
HAND
Feature of a baby face:
DIMPLE
See 54-Across:
DOWN
"Stop! I don't need to be constantly reminded!":
NAGNAG
It may fool you:
DECOY
Denial of responsibility:
NOTIME
"Oleanna" playwright:
MAMET
Check out:
EYE
Low-lying wetland:
SWALE
Hanger-on:
LEECH
Best ___ Album (Grammy category):
RAP
"I'll think about it":
MAYBE
Try to stay afloat, perhaps:
BAIL
Thumbs-up, e.g.:
GESTURE
Mother of Helios:
THEA
"Don't be a stranger!" ... or what you have to do three times in this puzzle:
DROPMEALINE
Fourth of 26:
DEE
It may collect dust:
RAG
Hockey great Bobby:
ORR
Sequel to a sequel:
III
Gets a move on:
HIES
Country/rock singer Steve:
EARLE
Connected to a hipbone:
ILIAC
To be where people sing of amour?:
ETRE
It's snowy in Florida:
EGRET
O'Hara's portrayer:
LEIGH
P.D.A. component: Abbr.:
ASST
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