Mordo – Crossword clue | CROSSWORD PUZZLE ANSWERS PART B 19.10.2015

• Soon, in verse,
• Seemingly unsolvable,
• One bordering on divine,
• English cattle breed,
• Break a Commandment,
• Barack Obama, e.g,
• Wells Fargo vehicles,
• Stephen of `The Crying Game`,
• Rock producer Brian,
• Pedestrian`s intersection warning,
• Leg-revealing pants,
• Extend, as a subscription,
• Champagne poppers,
• `You`re better off not knowing`,
• or less (approximately),
• of measure (pound or mile),
• Woodwind jazz instruments,
• Veterans Day procession
• Distress signal at sea,
• Sport with clay pigeons,,
• Turns topsy-turvy,
• Totally dissimilar interests,
• The latest songs,
• Star-shaped flower,
• Standard golf score,
• Skin-cream ingredient
• Resorts with hot springs,
• Preacher`s talk,
• Periodical, for short,,
• Keep __ profile (avoid publicity)
• Point at the target,
• Poem of praise,
• Office helper: Abbr,
• General`s fighting force,
• Nights before holidays,
• Deluxe hotel rooms,
• Decide you will,
• Cyberspace birthday greeting,
• Cole __ (cabbage dish),
• 2001, in film credits,
• Club __ (bar mixer),
• Changes the price of,
• Browses on the Web,
• Bit in an apple core,
• “Let`s get going!“,
• “Just as I thought!“,
• “How tough could __?“,
• out (barely gets)
• Young at heart,,
• Word with “life” or “gravy”,
• Word on a dipstick,
• Word after “main” or “blessed”,
• Water flow controller,
• Walker on a beat,
• Third book of the Bible (Abbr.),
• They can be inflated,
• Takes home, as salary,
• Start of a phone conversation,
• Clifflike, flat-topped elevation,
• Sharing a family tree,
• Respond to, as an opportunity,
• Place for a makeover,
• Piston mover, sometimes,
• Opposed, to Li`l Abner,
• Meson that helps hold the nucleus together,
• Long, fluffy scarf,
• Little birds with big peepers,
• Lacking required skills,
• Kind of button or attack,
• It may follow you?,,
• Inflames with passion,
• Incentive to buy, perhaps,
• In single file,
• Improve, as acting skills,
• Goliath, for one,
• Fruit of the oak tree,
• Freshly cut, as a lawn,
• Former Russian leader,
• Fabrics with pictorial designs,
• Children`s most common questions,
• Charter, as a plane,
• Busy IRS month,
• Boring ones` needs?,
• the land of the free,
• “That`s a laugh!”,
• “Les Miz” is set in one,
• “Fix” or “game” beginning,,
• Better you me,
• “30” to an editor,
• parting is sweet sorrow,
• West in Florida?,
• Was in charge,,
• Two or three make a dance,
• Topped off a room,
• They make waves,
• They can show the way,
• They can lead to great things,
• The hand to have,
• Tense and irritable,,
• Sucker for houseplants?,
• Steelworker of sorts,
• Song of “Salome”,
• Soft drink since 1886,
• Rum Tugger (“Cats” character),
• Pasta sauce brand,
• Part of an iceberg,
• Noted fur capitalist John Jacob,
• North African snakes,
• Like the majority of Basques,
• Lets off steam,
• James Cameron blockbuster,
• It`s in the feedbag,
• It lacks ventral fins,
• Has with has a connection,
• Golf bag item,
• G-men and the like,
• Frequently visited places,
• Eggs of fish,
• Dentist-visit initiator,
• Chess champion after Fischer,
• Bunch of grapes,
• Brother of Moses,
• Blood vessel-constricting drug,
• Bristlelike appendage on grasses,
• Artemis slew him,
• Analyzes, as a sentence,
• Appear at intervals,
• Acid-neutralizing base,
• not an option,
• A wee hour,
• “The Age of Anxiety” Pulitizer poet W.H,
• Ten a-leaping,
• “How clumsy of me!”,
• At a distance,
• Sara whom “nobody doesn`t like”,
• Baltic or Aegean,
• “The Cosby Show” son,
• Bridge measures,
• Like three Cy Young games,
• “Handmade fresh all day” pizza chain,
• Laurel of Laurel and Hardy,
• Japanese floor mat,
• Issue in May-December romances,
• Causes of disappearing beaches,
• Reject as false,
• Attacked on foot,
• Memorial column, for short,
• “Trainwreck” actress/screenwriter Schumer,
• Catch in a sting,
• Consecrate using oil,
• Vodka order, familiarly,
• Cabinet dept. concerned with nukes,
• A red wine one is hard to get out,
• Prez on a penny,
• Scads of centuries,
• Pipe clog dissolver,
• Gold medals, to Spaniards,
• Double-checked,
• Typically 18-inch-long baseball collectibles,
• Brewpub fixture,
• buco: veal dish,
• Leaning Tower city,
• First chip in a pot,
• Usual sitcom length (including ads),
• Green film on bronze,
• Expected landing hr.,
• Commentator dissecting chips and putts,
• Gets a glimpse of,
• “Bossypants” memoirist Tina,
• Fire-setting crime,
• Anonymous writer, maybe, and a hint to the devotee…,
• PC key near Ctrl,
• Leading the field,
• Stop for a moment,
• Pre-cable reception aid,
• Six-pack muscles,
• Prefix with deed or lead,
• Attaches with string,
• `90s TV title toon teen,
• Presidency`s last days, e.g.,
• Edit menu option,
• Humanlike machine of sci-fi,
• Teller of fibs,
• Ending for brides, chamber or milk,
• Campus bigwigs,