NYT Crossword February 3 2017 answers
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February 3 2017 crossword
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Call from a bar, maybe:
DRUNKDIAL
Tumbling equipment:
DRYERS
Tear into:
REAMOUT
Disconnect, as a trailer:
UNHITCH
Lead-in to Luddite:
NEO
Fast-food empire builder:
KROC
"The Black Tulip" novelist, 1850:
DUMAS
Juan Perón's third wife:
ISABEL
"Since you weren't listening ...":
ASISAID
Twitter titter:
LOL
Allied (with):
SIDED
Measured (up):
SIZED
"Riders in the Sky" singer, 1949:
IVES
Something cold from Mars:
DOVEBAR
Blue prints:
EROTICA
Power line?:
DYNASTY
She played Odin's wife in "Thor":
RENERUSSO
Key ingredient?:
IVORY
App with an envelope icon:
YAHOOMAIL
Warren with the 1978 platinum album "Excitable Boy":
ZEVON
Onetime label for the Beatles:
EMI
Pickup line?:
CABS
Pre-euro money:
PESETA
Piano parts:
PEDALS
Is no longer good:
ROTS
Not straight:
SKEWED
Wreck locale:
SEABED
Grievance:
BEEF
Arm muscles, in bodybuilding lingo:
BIS
"Your Movie ___" (Roger Ebert book):
SUCKS
Creep out?:
SEEP
Served whoppers?:
LIED
Lout's lack:
TACT
Best Actress winner for "Monster":
THERON
What's exited in Brexit:
THEEU
Jazz devotee, most likely:
UTAHAN
Sci-fi shocker:
DEATHRAY
Road rage sound:
TOOT
Bastes, e.g.:
WETS
Whole bunch:
SLEW
Penguin's perch:
FLOE
[I can't believe that just happened!]:
FACEPALM
Alternatives to chimichangas:
FAJITAS
Superhero with the foe Professor Von Gimmick:
ATOMANT
Game in which jokers and twos are wild:
CANASTA
Guy's sling swimsuit:
MANKINI
Somewhat:
SORTA
Many a Taylor Swift fan:
TWEENER
Part of a circulatory system:
AIRVENT
Somewhat:
ATAD
Whole bunch:
HEAP
Check out quickly:
PEEKAT
"Specifically ...":
TOWIT
Warm and cozy:
TOASTY
Ned's adoptive son on "Game of Thrones":
JON
Town where "Parks and Recreation" is set:
PAWNEE
Break down in school:
PARSE
Newman, to Seinfeld:
ENEMY
Roman-Parthian War figure:
NERO
1965 hit for the Yardbirds:
IMAMAN
Easy to walk all over:
MEEK
Salad dressing brand:
KENS
Spill (over):
SLOP
Juan Perón's second wife:
EVA
Real shocker:
TASER
Features of some city streets:
BIKELANES
Marcel Marceau moniker:
BIP
Caregivers' org.:
AMA
They come before deals:
ANTES
"Keep your pants on!":
INAMOMENT
Put on the line:
STAKE
Crying for attention?:
PITYPARTY
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