Clues | Answers |
---|---|
Hippies (and an alternate title for this puzzle) | FLOWERPEOPLE |
Historical slave Scott | DRED |
HMO VIPs | DRS |
ICU figures | RNS |
Ignited | LIT |
Inkling | IDEA |
Inkling | HINT |
Inserted plant shoots | GRAFTS |
Keanu of the screen | REEVES |
Keeps | HAS |
La — Tar Pits | BREA |
Last year before the first century | ONEBC |
Level, grassy plain | LLANO |
Li'l Abner's mother | PANSYYOKUM |
Link up | UNITE |
Lymphoid organ in the neck | THYMUS |
Main course of action | PLANA |
Mazda two-seater | MIATA |
Messy impact sound | SPLAT |
MIT business school name | SLOAN |
Moral code | ETHIC |
MTV's first Latina video jockey | DAISYFUENTES |
Muhammad — | ALI |
Nobody — (mine alone) | ELSES |
Novelist Gay | TALESE |
One napping noisily | SNORER |
Oven maker | AMANA |
Overly sweet | SAPPY |
Part of many an emoticon | DOT |
Penpoint | NIB |
Petty peeve | NIT |
Poe's "radiant maiden" | LENORE |
Post-Q string | RST |
Pub fixture | TAP |
Ring victory, for short | TKO |
Romeo | BEAU |
Senator Paul | RAND |
Ship's wheel | HELM |
Shorthand whiz, in brief | STENOG |
Siberia locale | ASIA |
Singular | ODD |
Social-climbing snob on "Keeping Up Appearances" | HYACINTHBUCKET |
Soggy | WET |
Sort not to be trusted | SNEAK |
Source of weather upheaval | ELNINO |
Spanish bar appetizers | TAPAS |
Spike of films | LEE |
Strep doc | ENT |
Suffix with journal | IST |
Suffix with journal | ESE |
Sushi tuna | AHI |
Tehran locale | IRAN |
They may cry "Uncle!" | NEPHEWS |
This instant | RIGHTNOW |
Tidied up | NEATENED |
Trashed stuff | WASTE |
Triumph in the end | WINOUT |
Tube-shaped pasta | ZITI |
Uno plus dos | TRES |
Unwell | ILL |
Vampiric TV housewife | LILYMUNSTER |
Verb suffix in London | ISE |
Water, to Watteau | EAU |
Wee kid | TOT |
When Hamlet's soliloquy is recited | ACTTHREE |
Wolf-headed Egyptian god | ANUBIS |
Woodsy den | LAIR |
Writer — May Alcott | LOUISA |
— -de-France | ILE |
— facto | IPSO |
— Khan | AGA |
— New Guinea (island nation) | PAPUA |
Clues | Answers |
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"Don't go anywhere" | STAYHERE |
"Gadzooks!" | YIPE |
"Giant" novelist Edna | FERBER |
"I'd say," in a text message | IMO |
"Lost Souls" novelist of 1992 | POPPYZBRITE |
"Rabbit food" | SALAD |
"Smooth Operator" singer | SADE |
"The Sea, the Sea" novelist of 1978 | IRISMURDOCH |
"Walk Like —" | AMAN |
"You can't — train" | STOPA |
"Your Best Life Now" author Joel | OSTEEN |
"— -haw!" | YEE |
1983 Lionel Richie hit | YOUARE |
35th president's mother | ROSEKENNEDY |
Actor Williams | ANSON |
Actress Dianne | WIEST |
Actress Sheridan | ANN |
Adhesive rolls | TAPES |
Aim for | ASPIRETO |
Arrid target | ARMPIT |
Aunt of Harry Potter | PETUNIADURSLEY |
Back-and-forth talk | DIALOG |
Ball-shaped blooms | DAHLIAS |
Banjoist Fleck | BELA |
Beef up | ADDTO |
Big Apple's city and state: Abbr | NYNY |
Bit of expert advice | PROTIP |
Blends to mush | PUREES |
Blue Jays, on sports tickers | TOR |
Busybody | SNOOP |
Busybody | GOSSIP |
Carve — career | OUTA |
Celebrity tributes | ROASTS |
Check-giving time at work | PAYDAY |
Chichi | ARTY |
Cleveland-to-Raleigh dir | SSE |
Clout | PRESTIGE |
Coarse sack material | BURLAP |
Cold case solvers, often | DNATESTS |
Common conjunction | NOR |
Common conjunction | AND |
Cooking vessels | POT |
Countertenor | ALTO |
Cubs' and Eagles' gp | BSA |
Decide | OPT |
Declared | STATED |
Declared | ASSERTED |
Diary | DAYBOOK |
DJ's platters | LPS |
Dog collar attachment | IDTAG |
Dresses up | ENROBES |
Driving paths | ROUTES |
Eggy cake | TORTE |
Elbow grease | SWEAT |
Ending for Motor | OLA |
Famed killer whale | SHAMU |
Fighting forces | ARMIES |
Film dancer Charisse | CYD |
Film holder | REEL |
Filter slowly | SEEP |
Fri. follows it | THU |
Friend of Lucy van Pelt and Patty | VIOLETGRAY |
Friendly introduction? | ECO |
Funny Conan | OBRIEN |
German king called "the Great" | OTTOI |
God, in Latin | DEUS |
Gold, in Peru | ORO |
Golf prop | TEE |
Gp. in the Arab League | PLO |
Guitar piece | PEG |
Health club | SPA |
Highway jam | TIEUP |
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