NYT Crossword December 6 2016 answers
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December 6 2016 crossword
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Parts of a crab that grab:
CLAWS
Alfalfa or buckwheat:
CROP
Pop singer ___ Del Rey:
LANA
Not completely shut:
AJAR
"Hold on a sec!":
WAIT
In a piercing voice:
SHRILLY
Archie Bunker, notably:
BIGOT
Hair over the forehead:
BANGS
Admission of defeat:
ILOST
Invaders of ancient Rome:
GOTHS
Home of Wright State University:
OHIO
Display of bad temper:
TANTRUM
Fig. on an auto sticker:
MPG
Mr. ___ of "The Karate Kid":
MIYAGI
Mood-enhancing drug:
PROZAC
Softhearted:
GENTLE
Indian prince:
RAJAH
Hi in HI:
ALOHA
Wrath:
IRE
Broadcasting sign:
ONAIR
Away from the office:
NOTIN
Hither's opposite:
YON
End of a heated exchange, perhaps:
PARTINGSHOT
Not, to a Scot:
NAE
H.I.V. drug:
AZT
Endures:
LASTS
Kingly:
REGAL
Maple leaf, for Canada:
EMBLEM
Make messy, as a blanket:
RUMPLE
Exercise segment:
REP
Thurman of "Kill Bill":
UMA
New York City cultural venue, with "the":
MET
Like some boarding schools:
PREPPY
Pedicurist's stone:
PUMICE
"The Bells" poet:
POE
Pedicurist's stick:
EMERY
Poise:
APLOMB
Morning hrs.:
AMS
Sales tax fig.:
PCT
MGM lion:
LEO
Goose liver spread:
PATE
Game show hire:
EMCEE
Always, in verse:
EER
Spring:
LEAP
Street of film fame:
ELM
Keg contents:
ALE
Capitol Hill sort, for short:
POL
Rapid tempo:
PRESTO
What's your beef?:
REDMEAT
Dessert that jiggles:
JELLO
Assemble in a makeshift way:
JURYRIG
Heart, essentially:
PUMPER
Big pharma company:
PFIZER
Final syllable of a word:
ULTIMA
Things seen on many state license plates:
MOTTOS
Beat the stuffing out of:
PUMMEL
Milne's "Mr. ___ Passes By":
PIM
Boxer Patterson:
FLOYD
It'll take you to another level:
STAIR
Wrap brand:
SARAN
Historically safe investment, informally:
TNOTE
Alfred who was a follower of Freud:
ADLER
Addams Family member:
ITT
Following the circled squares, the end to a seasonal song:
MEANDMYDRUM
Thus, to Gaius:
ERGO
Car in a showroom:
DEMO
Car in a tow lot, perhaps:
REPO
Preowned:
USED
Diner on TV's "Alice":
MELS
Teen blemish:
ZIT
Filmdom's Flynn:
ERROL
Witherspoon of "Four Christmases":
REESE
Fashion look with long 6-Down and eye liner:
EMO
Playing marble:
AGATE
Drive ahead:
IMPEL
Dorm monitors, for short:
RAS
Cartridge filler:
TONER
Criminal evidence, with "the":
GOODS
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