NYT Crossword February 16 2018 answers
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February 16 2018 crossword
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Sci-fi character who graduated from Starfleet Academy in 2359:
TROI
1/256 of a gal.:
TBSP
Plastic Clue weapon:
ROPE
Strong team:
OXEN
Cube holder:
ICETRAY
What Iran and Iraq do:
ABUT
South ___, N.J.:
AMBOY
Boy with a bouquet:
BEAU
Surfing destinations:
URLS
Something to spin:
TALE
"Purgatorio" poet:
DANTE
One who's 60-something?:
DSTUDENT
One with a plant-based diet:
APHID
Spotless:
NEATASAPIN
London museum whose oldest piece is from 1900:
TATEMODERN
Some TV drama settings:
ERS
Brownie, for one:
BOXCAMERA
Provisional:
ADHOC
Primitive kind of poker?:
SPEAR
Dangerous cocktail:
SPEEDBALL
"___ fine":
THATS
Luxury hotel option:
PENTHOUSESUITE
Sensitive figure, for many:
SALARY
Name related to Rex:
ROY
Wednesday, e.g.:
ADDAMS
Most populous city in Oceania:
SYDNEY
Insurance company whose logo contains a bill:
AFLAC
___ acid (dressing ingredient):
ACETIC
Attention-grabbing:
FLAMBOYANT
Epitome of romantic passion:
LATINLOVER
Tudor house feature:
GABLE
Fixes:
GELDS
Bounds:
AMBIT
Natural food coloring sources:
BEETS
Vegan protein source:
SOY
Pot-making supply:
CLAY
Like a mythical lion:
NEMEAN
Rejection of a honey-do list:
NODEAR
Recipe directive:
ADD
Put away the dishes?:
EAT
Memorable White House Correspondents' Dinner host of 2006:
COLBERT
Its ribs stick out:
CORDUROY
You might click it open:
PEN
"Eww, stop!":
TMI
Singular thing:
ODDITY
Requiring immediate attention:
DIRE
Cleaning cloth:
DUSTRAG
Hebrew : ben :: Arabic : ___:
IBN
"Stop playing" symbols:
RESTS
Optimistic:
SUNNY
Wind or unwind:
SPOOL
Strained, at the bar:
COLADA
It was boosted by Atlas:
AGENA
Dash device:
GPS
Cloddish sort, in slang:
GOMER
Creamy, fruity drink:
YOGURTSMOOTHIE
Things waiters wait for:
TIPS
Huff:
SNIT
Long dress:
MAXI
"I ___ quotation": Emerson:
HATE
Amazon unit:
ITEM
James B. ___, diving bell inventor:
EADS
One who's frequently in the dark:
CAVER
Secant's reciprocal: Abbr.:
COS
Fiancée, say:
INAMORATA
Brief bridge opening:
ONENO
Like privates, often:
PIXELATED
Part of a pound?:
STRAY
Recipe directive:
STIR
Cameos and others:
GEMS
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