NYT Crossword May 4 2016 answers
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May 4 2016 crossword
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"Dante Symphony" composer:
LISZT
Imitates Sylvester the Cat:
LISPS
It's just for starters:
INTRO
Dumps:
STIES
Novelist ___ Neale Hurston:
ZORA
Proportional:
TOSCALE
"West Side Story" woman:
ANITA
Muhammad's successor, to Shiites:
ALI
Like hormones synthesized from amino acids:
NONSTEROID
Skinny:
INFO
Happy end-of-week cry:
TGIF
Not steady, as a light:
AFLICKER
___ Marino:
SAN
Canon offering, for short:
SLR
It might stop a break-in:
ALARMBELL
"Just kidding":
NOTREALLY
___ deep:
INTOO
Author of an 1841 poem that contains the line spelled out by the circled squares:
LONGFELLOW
And others:
ETALIA
Guitarist Borland:
WES
Shows signs of waking:
STIRS
Enter surreptitiously, as an organization:
INFILTRATE
Speak the gospel:
PREACH
___ polloi:
HOI
Eastern European capital:
SOFIA
Employers of dispatchers and brakemen: Abbr.:
RRS
"Help!":
SOS
Month in l'été:
AOUT
Sci-fi craft:
UFOS
Region, weatherwise:
CLIME
"Them's fightin' words!":
ITSON
Big house party?:
LIFER
Where legends are born?:
RUMORMILLS
Purchase at an Army-Navy store:
KITBAG
Fed. management agency:
GSA
Civilize:
TAME
Sign of a crying jag:
TEARSTAIN
___ Springs, Fla.:
ALTAMONTE
Subway:
METRO
Tulsa sch.:
ORU
Oil holders, maybe:
EASELS
One-named athlete whose real first name is Edson:
PELE
Grp. of pinheads?:
PBA
Chemical cousin:
ISOMER
With 53-Down, blogger's bugbear:
INTERNET
Missing name in the tongue twister "I saw ___ sawing wood ...":
ESAU
Ceramic jar:
OLLA
Secure, with "down":
BATTEN
Livestock attachment:
EARTAG
Hand-held platform:
IOS
Just:
ONLY
Having an advantage over:
ONEUPON
Old Testament peak:
ARARAT
Free of fluid:
DRAIN
Belief system:
ISM
Snack with a chewy center:
SMORE
Become absorbed in thought:
MUSE
Keyboard abbr.:
ALT
Where legends appear:
ATLAS
"The Pearl Fishers" priestess:
LEILA
See 39-Down:
TROLL
Simpson's trial judge:
ITO
Org. providing loans:
IMF
Actress Lords:
TRACI
Suffix with high numbers:
AIRE
Family:
CLAN
Drum up:
MUSTER
Resting place:
SOFA
Variety of sherry whose name means "little apple":
MANZANILLA
[Snore]:
ZZZ
Summer cooler:
ADE
Vaccine target:
POLIO
Vocalist known for the 1944 song whose title (and first line) appears in the circled squares:
FITZGERALD
Phrase often following a superlative:
OFALL
Pince-___:
NEZ
Present, e.g.:
TENSE
Like the sounds "m" and "n":
NASAL
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