Mordo – Crossword clue | CROSSWORD PUZZLE ANSWERS PART A 29.08.2015

• Sainted mother of Mary,
• Prickly invasive plant,
• Roquefort source,
• Ralph, in Rouen,
• Prominent feature of the Batmobile,
• Poplar Series painter,
• Overture that ends quickly,
• Oscar winner as 38 Across’ wife,
• More than suspect,
• Name on the cover of 100+ million thrillers,
• One of the ”Public Ivies”,
• Model getting a 2001 facelift,,
• Milk-truck aide,
• One of two in Mötley Crüe,
• Willa Cather book,
• Govt. media watchdog,
• Ice-T’s role on ‘Law & Order: SVU’,
• July 1969 newsmaker,
• Light carriage with a folding top,
• Month after Shevat,
• Get a glimpse of,
• Cyclotron particle,
• Unforeseen problem,
• Use a squeegee,
• Brass band members,
• Cyclotron particle,
• Emulate Oksana Baiul,
• One of the Gospel writers,
• First-string players,
• Fourth-yr. students,
• Head, in slang,
• Susan of ‘L.A. Law’,
• Beavers’ construct,
• Search for provisions,
• Driving range peg,
• one’s time (waited),
• MGM set designer of the ’20s,
• Vega’s constellation,
• Try not to be found,
• Toronto-to-D.C. heading,
• This one and that one,
• The Buckeye State,
• Spirited debates,
• Colored eye part,
• Last-resort subs,
• Grey et al,
• Small needle-and-scissor cases,
• Mediterranean cruise stop,
• Master of unfeasible construction,
• Old French money,
• Oniony breakfast roll,
• Pro Football Hall of Famer Warren,
• Lacking a knack for,
• Just like that,
• Joins for keeps,
• Marooned, in a way,
• Morse code dash,
• Name on many elevators,
• It’s often wrapped around a horn,
• In the throes of burnout,
• Goes full-tilt,
• Like many roses,
• Harmonica player who worked with Gershwin and Stin…,
• Frowned-on pot additions,
• Kid in a 1985 Donner flick,
• Keep ___ on (monitor),
• City on the Black Sea,
• Joe of the Eagles,
• Flashy transformer,
• It might rock your world,
• Dodgers’ former home,
• Ending in buckyball’s alias,
• Impose, as a tax,
• Go chop-chop,
• Imprints, as in memory,
• Chariot racer in the 67 Olympics,
• Go well together,
• Caracas-to-Cayenne dir,
• Canyonlands National Park attraction,
• Bunny-slope access,
• First or second, on a car,
• Betrays frustration, perhaps,
• First Mickey Mouse cartoon,
• Baby monitor brand with a big-eyed logo,
• Eardrum, e.g,
• Affordable housing designation,
• Adversary of Paris,
• O grant an honest fame, or grant me Pope,
• Connecticut collegian,
• ”Miembro de la familia”,
• Ball (arcade game),
• Clay pigeon tosser,
• Word with muy or tres,
• Type of thought,
• Caustic cleaning chemical,
• Toy train sound,
• Type of grammatical case,
• Airport info, initially,
• “What am?” (auction query),
• Aboriginal Japanese,
• Supercomputer pioneer,
• Andy Capp’s missus,
• Studied carefully, as a “joint”,
• Cappuccinos’ cousins,
• Spacious indoor mall,
• British pop star,
• Soviet gymnast Korbut,
• Bit of nonstandard grammar,
• Slow-spinning records,
• Arab prince (Var.),
• Andy Capp’s missus,
• And others, for short,
• Shakespearean character,
• Simpsons’ neighbor Flanders,
• “And another thing …”,
• A psychic may sense it,
• Rhododendron variety,
• Participate in a gabfest,
• Org. with many inspectors,
• One of five in “Othello”,
• Marx Brothers trait,
• Newsman Charles,
• Seen the light!,
• Cyclotron bits,
• Gas co., e.g.,
• Threatening to steal, perhaps,
• Letters on a Cardinal’s cap,
• Not always the best roommates,
• One of the original Mouseketeers,
• Lays down the lawn,
• Important one,
• Grocery store section,
• Shower component,
• Pester, puppy-style,
• Gives the go-ahead for,
• Pulitzer playwright Zoe,
• Friday and Preston (Abbr.),
• Financial rpt. heading,
• Fifth day of Kwanzaa,
• Enter a contest,
• Google map, say,
• Emily Dickinson’s hometown,
• Deadly African snake,
• Popular hanging-basket flower,
• Dress for Indira,
• Creepy household area,
• Excuse for lateness,
• Darned,
• Plucked instrument, to Vivaldi,
• Yes, of course,
• Blue-book filler, perhaps,
• DOL division,
• Baseball postseason letters,
• Assents verbally, in a way,
• “The Dragons of Eden” Pulitzer winner,
• Former surgeon general C. __ Koop,
• And others too numerous to mention,
• Hockey Hall of Fame city,
• Afflicted, as with guilt,
• Discoverer of Jupiter’s four largest moons,
• “Ashes to Ashes” author Hoag,
• “To Kill a Mockingbird” author,
• Added punch to the punch,
• Make cutting remarks about,
• Spanish pronoun,
• Neoplasticism artist Mondrian,
• Salon acquisition,
• Sparkly Skechers style for girls,
• Tailless rabbit relative,
• Ferocious Flea foe,
• Show contempt for,
• 1970s Ford president,
• Some film clips,
• Brown of publishing,
• Cause some nose-holding,
• Cpl., for one,
• Heroine in Auel’s “Earth’s Children” books,
• Salon, for one,
• Like some transfers,
• Place for an ice bed,
• What we’re made of, per 21-Down,
• Deck used for readings,
• Score update phrase,
• Shades-wearing TV cousin,
• Amsterdam features,
• Opening segment,
• Meat-based sauce,
• It has rail service to ORD and MDW,
• Deity skilled at archery,
• “The Road to Wealth” author,
• Stand for things,
• Going on, slangily,
• With 12-Down, 1995 Hugo Award winner for Best Rela…,
• Like many a protest,
• Probably will,
• System car’s built-in GPS,
• Good time to get the goods,
• “Little” girl of fiction,
• Things rarely seen,
• Sweet Child O’ Mine rocker,
• Big producer of novelty records, informally,
• The Oscars, e.g,
• Romanticized figure,
• My Darling Clementine locale,
• Hottie’s hot thing,
• Start of a record,
• Integration calculation,
• Unpleasant things to pass around,
• Restriction for some offices,
• Place for minutes,
• He died while filming Game of Death,
• Skyscraper piece,
• Feature of a bomber hat,
• Where to find solutions,
• Microsoft release of 2013,
• Member of a small work force,
• Surveying device with letter-shaped rests,
• Longtime Washington Post theater critic Richard,
• One of the housewives on “Desperate Housewives”,
• Spice mixture in an Indian restaurant,
• Govt. org. with roots going back to the Civil War,
• God, in Hebrew literature,
• Marks of derision,
• Count six E’s in this puzzle clue, for example,
• First name in 2000s pop music,
• Eminem’s “I Collapse”,
• “La Dolce Vita” setting,
• Necessary things, perhaps,
• President #36, #41 or #43,
• Where a bowler might go on a date,
• Forced out at home?,
• “I’m listening”,
• Recurring Shakespearean figure,
• Perianth component,
• One getting a beating in the kitchen,
• Battle of Isengard participant,
• Much-debated grammar subject,
• Aid in target shooting,
• Stereotypical pennant waver, colloquially,
• Not marble, the gilded monuments / Of princes Shak…,
• Piece heard in Immortal Beloved,
• Do some drills?,
• Group of shooting stars, for short?,
• Page formatting aid,
• Minuteman III, e.g.,