Mordo – Crossword clue | CROSSWORD PUZZLE ANSWERS PART A 02.09.2015
- Do a golf course job,
- Readies, as leftovers,
- Cover of knight?,
- Without a downside,
- Happy, and then some,
- Be a gadabout,
- Best Actress for “Two Women”,
- Craft for couples,
- In the heart of,
- Setting for Capote’s In Cold Blood,
- Some ‘Vette roofs,
- Earth, in sci-fi tales,
- “Big Brother” host Julie,
- An angler may spin one,
- To be, in Paris,
- Uses the knocker,
- Fit together, as gears,
- “The ___ Bears Movie”,
- Some saving options,
- Spend time in a hammock, say,
- Alabama march city,
- And others, for short,
- “It’s OK after all” in editing,
- Pop in a barnyard,
- Prevents from entering,
- Puts up, as a skyscraper,
- Public relations interpretations,
- Producer of Oreos,
- Rice Burroughs or Allan Poe,
- One who wasn’t drafted,
- Singers, dancers and comics,
- One who gets out a lot?,
- One recipient of Jesus’ healing,
- Bald eagle’s relative,
- Miles per hour, e.g,
- Measure of medicine,
- Legendary actress Ruby,
- Kind of hygiene,
- Go into a new mode,
- 1968 Etta James album,
- Kind of acid,
- Island near Java,
- Give some lip to,
- Famed fountain of Rome,
- Enlightened one, in Buddhism,
- Ending with “bed” or “farm”,
- Dried-up riverbeds,
- Daughter of Rhea,
- Olympic speed skater Davis,
- Margret and Hans, who created Curious George,
- Alicia Keys’s instrument, aptly,
- Crunchy corn chip,
- No Mr. Right,
- Understood by few,
- Cross-reference words,
- Certain salad green,
- Matt with 11 Olympic swimming medals,
- N.F.L. ref, slangily,
- Convert from abstract to concrete,
- All-female group with the hit “Free Your Mind”,
- A famous twin,
- “Don’t text and drive” spot, for short,
- “Losing My Religion” group,
- Arrange by categories,
- Really, really bad,
- “Little of this, little of that” dish,
- “What was ___ think?”,
- Nearly worthless old French coin,
- Ancient Greek marketplace,
- Acts of the Apostles writer, by tradition,
- Challenge for denture wearers,
- As good as it gets,
- Burn the surface of,
- Coming out even,
- Dam-building New Deal agcy,
- “Mila 18” author Leon,
- Cigarette levy, e.g.,
- Headed for overtime,
- Invitation senders,
- Composer with a horn named for him,
- Eliot’s “cruellest” mo.,
- DOD intel arm,
- Breaks, as a stallion,
- They’re hidden in 17-, 25-, 36- and 47-Across,
- Oft-smoked fish,
- Spent time with Time,
- Game console pioneer,
- Setting of Camus’ “The Plague”,
- At any time,
- Many a retired racehorse,
- Dark half of a Chinese circle,
- 35-Down, as a Sith lord,
- Piglet of children’s books,
- Place to dip a quill,
- Friend of Fidel,
- Luke and Leia’s father,
- “Bette Davis Eyes” singer Carnes,
- “Scarface” (1983) star,
- Leonard who wrote “Get Shorty”,
- Shakespearean call to arms,
- Japanese toon with a red bow,
- Philadelphia university,
- Lollipop-loving character of 1970s TV,
- Parochial school teacher, maybe,
- Full of gumption,
- Award often blue,
- Fish that’s never served raw because its blood is …,
- Place where people practice,
- Perlman of “Cheers”,
- Slumber party game,
- How a ship’s sails may be positioned,
- Head honcho,
- On the contrary,
- Hand-wringer’s word,
- They may be determined by sonograms,
- Classic Duke Ellington tune,
- Cameron of “Charlie’s Angels”,
- Surname on a financial weekly,
- “Ooky” cousin on TV,
- Do the honors on Thanksgiving,
- College prank popular in the ’50s,
- Portfolio part, for short,
- Japanese genre with voice actors,
- Rheumatic ills,
- Platform for a drum set,
- Air rifle ammo,
- Mineo of “Exodus”,
- Up to, casually,
- Wash gently against,
- People working for People, briefly,
- Wait a minute,
- Camping gear company with a lantern in its logo,
- NHL great Gordie,
- McAn of footwear,
- Nueve menos uno,
- Socially awkward type,
- Intensely active state,
- Common news hr.,
- “Beatles ’65” song,
- When doubled, a number puzzle,
- Sherry in a Poe title,
- The lama, he’s a priest Nash,
- Certain bond, briefly,
- It’s not pretty to look at,
- “Little Red Book” author,
- D-backs, on scoreboards,
- See 39-Across,
- With 40-Across, toy with a crank and what each set…,
- Tournament advantage,
- PC exit key,
- Yours, in Toulouse,
- Hemingway nickname,
- Like many senior part-timers,
- Pilot-licensing org.,
- Raised on one’s own ranch, as a horse,
- Some Broadway theater handouts,
- Something to chew on,
- Exams for future attys.,
- Flier among hangers,