NYT Crossword April 5 2017 answers
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April 5 2017 crossword
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Rod at a pig roast:
SPIT
Bic or Gillette offerings:
SHAVERS
They're broken at parties:
PIÑATAS
How butterflies might be caught:
INANET
Highest point value for a Scrabble tile:
TEN
Vehicles with medallions:
CABS
He placed the sun at the center of the universe:
COPERNICUS
Tiptop:
APEX
Bathrooms, in 43-Down:
BAÑOS
Tuned too high:
SHARP
Partner of circumstance:
POMP
Air pump fig.:
PSI
Beer drinkers' utensils:
OPENERS
Basketball Hall-of-Famer Dikembe ___:
MUTOMBO
Exceptional ability:
PROWESS
Result of a sock in the eye:
SHINER
Tiny bit:
SMIDGE
Log craft:
RAFT
Colorful, warm-blooded fish:
OPAH
Cowboy boot accessory:
SPUR
Tomorrow, in 43-Down:
MAÑANA
Mexican president Enrique:
PEÑANIETO
"Crypto City" at Ft. Meade:
NSA
Pavlov with a Nobel:
IVAN
Biceps and hamstrings:
FLEXORS
"___ luck!":
LOTSA
"Buy It ___" (eBay option):
NOW
Word after motion or lie:
DETECTOR
Log construction:
CABIN
"Puh-lease!":
SPAREME
Parks of the civil rights movement:
ROSA
Persona ___ (welcome guest):
GRATA
1987-94 "Star Trek" series, briefly:
TNG
Rock scientists:
GEOLOGISTS
Eyes, to bards:
ORBS
Pothook shape:
ESS
Count in music:
BASIE
Year, in 43-Down:
AÑO
Lowest-voiced choir members:
BASSOS
"Cheers" setting:
BAR
Change with the times:
ADAPT
Drink often served with a miniature umbrella:
PIÑACOLADA
Okra units:
PODS
Forrest Gump's C.O.:
LTDAN
Vehement rejection:
NONONO
Profile-altering plastic surgery:
NOSEJOB
Pacific battle site of 1945:
OKINAWA
Parts of hypodermics:
NEEDLES
Prefix with violet or violent:
ULTRA
Mo. when the N.F.L. season starts:
SEP
Language that utilizes the letter "ñ":
SPANISH
43-Down, in 43-Down:
ESPAÑOL
One of the eight in a V-8:
PISTON
Gave the go-ahead:
OKED
Outfield-patching need:
SOD
Cola wars competitor:
PEPSI
Greek poet who wrote "The Distaff":
ERINNA
Naps south of the border:
SIESTAS
Message left on a hotline, perhaps:
TIP
Northeast Corridor express train:
ACELA
Mister, in 43-Down:
SEÑOR
Devices that prevent fumes from escaping:
GASTRAPS
Ooze:
SEEP
Many an eligible receiver:
END
Drink made from frozen grapes:
ICEWINE
"Wow!," in Internet-speak:
WOOT
___ the finish (having potential to win):
INAT
Peppers milder than habaneros:
JALAPEÑOS
Set, as a price:
ASK
Warm Pacific current:
ELNIÑO
Tupperware topper:
LID
Is in the hole:
OWES
Ill-gotten goods:
LOOT
Attaches, as a carnation:
PINSON
Soak up the sun:
BASK
Theater, dance, etc.:
ARTS
Roald who wrote "Fantastic Mr. Fox":
DAHL
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