NYT Crossword December 6 2017 answers

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December 6 2017 crossword

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Miss Woodhouse, in literature:

EMMA

M. ___ Walsh, actor in "Blade Runner":

EMMET

Makers of cabinets and violins use it:

MAPLE

Muse of memory:

MNEME

ANGSTROM

Mattress description:

FIRM

Meeting places:

FORUMS

Meaning of Caesar's "Veni":

ICAME

Maintainer of law and order north of the U.S.:

RCMP

Midwife to the fairies, in Shakespeare:

MAB

Marian, in Robin Hood legend:

MAID

Manager of a house:

MADAM

Military schools:

ACADEMIES

IMMEDIATE

Make the judgment to be:

DEEM

Manfred ___ (1960s band):

MANN

Medieval philosopher with a "razor":

OCCAM

Mathematical sets:

MODULES

Maker of outlandish products in Road Runner cartoons:

ACME

Multimedia file format:

MPEG

Macho stereotype:

RAMBO

Maggie Smith, for one:

DAME

Majestic trees:

ELMS

Much-maligned official:

UMP

Monarch's headband:

DIADEM

Multi-Emmy-winning "How ___ Your Mother":

IMET

Meeting info for golfers:

TEETIME

Modern communications of a sort, in brief:

IMS

Made music on a comb:

HUMMED

Mansions, for some:

HOMES

Motel units: Abbr.:

RMS

MOLE

"Melts in your mouth" candy:

MANDM

MIA

Midwest college town:

AMES

Member of the ancient Ionian League:

SAMOS

SEAM

Michigan State, for a Spartans alumnus:

ALMAMATER

Musician's tempo keeper:

METRONOME

Movie, play and book writer David:

MAMET

Main house on an estate:

MANOR

Michelle Pfeiffer film "___ Sam":

IAM

Molybdenum, for one: Abbr.:

ELEM

MANES

Mean relatives?:

MEDIANS

METE

Motion creates it:

MOMENTUM

Milliliter, e.g.: Abbr.:

AMT

Makes repairs on:

MENDS

More than a snack:

MEAL

Mount Sinai climber:

MOSES

Mother's Day flower, in Australia:

MUM

Mo. with St. Patrick's Day:

MAR

Moab's neighbor, in the Bible:

EDOM

Math calculation:

SUM

Monkey, for one:

SIMIAN

Material from Angora goats:

MOHAIR

Message on a sign at a televised game:

HIMOM

Mouth-puckering drink:

LIMEADE

LIMBO

Microwave brand:

AMANA

Make bones about something:

DEMUR

Midterms, e.g.:

EXAMS

Muhammad Ali fight site:

MANILA

Mexican's hand:

MANO

Muted, as lights:

DIM

DOMO

Mountainous state: Abbr.:

NMEX

Molecular unit:

ATOM

Model Campbell:

NAOMI

Marksman's skill:

AIM

"Memoir of Glamour and Dysfunction" writer Janowitz:

TAMA

Marlin's son, in a Pixar movie:

NEMO

Matthew Broderick voice role:

SIMBA

Motto word on the Great Seal:

UNUM

Mini-metropolis in Utah:

OREM

Man in the ___:

MOON

Mount Olympus, at 72,000 feet, is its highest peak:

MARS

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