Mordo – Crossword clue | CROSSWORD PUZZLE ANSWERS PART A 30.08.2016
Worked in a lumber mill
Woman of ill repute
Winning serve
West of old Hollywood
Top for some containers
Theater notables
Switzerland’s ___ Leman
Small excerpt
Shoppers’ stops
Scorpion’s output
Round, domed building
Sample the air
Rock from side to side
Ransom seekers
Producers of school anxieties
Place of many large schools
Period of history
Pago Pago location
Org. with real operators
Online address, familiarly
Notify of danger
Norwegian royal name
Musical instrument that operates mechanically
Mythical “Arabian Nights” bird
Member of a historical horde
Lots and lots
Longfellow’s Pilgrim
Light cotton fabric
Leave no tip to
Kind of soup or sauce
John of rock and pop
Japanese capital?
It may be seen around the house
Huge star in Cygnus
Handles the tab
Floral gift, in one state
Dramatization of Jesus’ crucifixion
Double standard?
Do some winter airport work
Defense alliance since 1949
Crescent features
Cockpit prediction
Class identifier
Choose by popular vote
Child’s stomach, when said twice
Cheap and tawdry
Catching sight of
Body designs
Be an NFL offensive coordinator
Asian goatlike antelope
“You’re in for ___ treat!”
“The Fresh Prince of ___-Air”
“Silent Night” adjective
Words of resignation
Way to get a lift
Tyrrhenian port city southeast of Naples
They’re beyond scrutiny
The loneliest number, to Caesar
Testosterone-fueled
Technique that might be used to correct myopia
Some traffic barriers
Sent a duplicate email to
Sammy of corked bat infamy
Right on point, stylewise
Rapper/actor born Tracy Lauren Marrow
Pub drinks that are ‘mixed’ at the starts of the four longest puzzle answers
Prereq for upper level college math
Prepares to go surfing?
Nipper the Dog’s co
Monetary unit of Slovenia
Lotus 1-2-3 successor
Like many a bridal gown
Like a snowy egret
Like a Jungian child?
Like a certain Parker?
It’s when Macbeth kills Duncan
It’s what a cat might sit on or do with its milk
Harmon who plays Jane Rizzoli on the tube
Gwyneth Paltrow’s lifestyle newsletter
Ground cereal seed
Gene Simmons’s band
Flower in a nursery rhyme pocketful
Feature of the preferred path, usually
First year of the Christian era
Feature of a Louise Brooks bob
Eugene O’Neill’s titular hairy beast
Erstwhile Seattle hoopsters, to their fans
Electric slide, for example
Crunch’s relative
Competition central to the myth of Atalanta
Commercial come-on
Button at the bowling alley
Barely scratch (out)
Baby Bells’ parent
Word on one of a matching pair
With 29-Down, hoppy new
Visa applicant
Artist’s digs, perhaps
Tuck away
Ancient Roman’s wrap
Try for a role
Tough trail for hikers
Accessory for Frosty the Snowman
‘Yeezus’ artist, to his fans
Taylor who sang “Beautiful”
Sporty Italian auto, for short
‘The vilest ___ like poison weeds / Bloom well in prison air’ (Oscar Wilde)
Swing a scythe
‘The Man’ of the St. Louis Cardinals
Seminal punk band, with “The”
See 40-Across
Saw eye to eye
‘I Ride an Old ___’ (cowboy song)
The munchies, e.g.
Terra __ (dry land)
Sorry situation
Simmon of KISS
Sign of hunger
Showing no emotion
Rush week venue, for short
Rise late
Rickman of Harry Potter movies
Recipe phrase
Really ticked off
Public-to-do
Proofreader’s reversal
Polished in manner
Pioneer Boone, folksily
Penultimate fairy tale word
Panetta who headed the CIA
Opposed to, in dialect
One to hang with
One of the Little Women
NFL venues
Metro map points
Low woman in a choir
Like proverbial hen’s teeth
Jean Arp’s art genre
Is in hock
Intentional loss
Houseplant’s home
Hoops great Shaq
Hobby kit with a colony
Herb in turkey stuffing
Have the final say
Hangs in the hammock
Grows more intense
Get in a stew
Gamblers’ strategies
Filed items
ExxonMobil brand
duck (crispy dish)
Eats quickly
Coin motto brand
Classic doll
WPA establisher
Cheated, slangily
Beverly Hills home, most likely
Carolyn who created Nancy Drew
Bit of hope, so to speak
Wound up costing
Big name in compilation CDs
What 1 is the reciprocal of
Bering or Barents
Beat, barely
West End washroom
Barnako’s land
Western omelet ingredient
All wired up
A.D. part
400-meter path, perhaps
1959 No. 1 hit for Llyod Price
Weaver’s device
__ voce (softly)
Watchmaker’s aid
“There’s more ..”
Vitamin in lean meat
“Chunnel” country
Nursery cry
“Butterflies __ Free”
Unappealing food
Tourist destination of Tuscany
Tourist destination of Lombardy
Theater composer Menken
Subject of some rallies
Squalid shack
Sewer line?
Running track
Ready to fly
Pronounce judgment
Prefix with syllabic to describe ‘syllabic’
Offend olfactorily
Nucleus circler
North Carolinian
Mischievous sorts
Letters on a candy heart
Last qualifier
Kylo (‘Star Wars: The Force Awakens’ villain)
It can sense scents
Israel’s only female prime minister
Hammerin’ Hank
Grind together, as teeth
Body spray brand marketed to young men
Football’s Tarkenton
Writer Zola
Fill a clown car, say
With 65-Across military specialist
With 29-Across, baseball’s major leagues, in slang
Dryer detritus
Vena __: major blood line
Digital camera setting
TV “angel” Cheryl who replaced Farrah Fawcett
Delicate fabric
Texter’s sign off
Death, in Deutschland
Turner of “The Postman Always Rings Twice” (1946)
Trio minus one
Took to the sky
Tokyo, once
Chronic critic
The “kid” in “Here’s looking at you, kid”
Change jar clinker
Teller of macabre tales
Bring to life
Takes chances with a radar trap
Supremes singer Ross
Student’s assignment
As soon as
Stereotypical cracker requester
Stair part
2002 film with a sequel subtitled ‘The Meltdown’
Ship that’s safe for an ocean voyage
See 62-Across .. and an acronym of the starts of 20-, 37- and 48-Across
What two ends of a belt do?
See 47-Across
Sans clothing
What David had to do against Goliath?
San Antonio mission
Roof for bugs and slugs, perhaps?
Restore to health
RCA product
Like a kid with a dreidel?
Pepsi, e.g.
O’hara plantation
Model Heidi
Milky gem
Paper Mate products
One who shuns all animal products
Takes advantage of
Nebraska city near Boys Town
Rosebush sticker
Unable to bend
Judicial order
Mayberry tyke
Unsociable one
Madison Ave. figures
Wooden strip
‘You wish!’
Long verse
Investments for the future: Abbr.
Indy 500 stat
Daytime TV mogul
CPR pros
High fly to the shortshop
and blood (kin)
Grey Goose rival
Very devout
Eiffel Tower city
Vanish into __ air
Doesn’t play fair
Disney dear
Dictation pro
Tiny bottle
Tunnel sound
Trumpets and trombones
“I smell __!”
“For __ a jolly good fellow ..”
Chew the scenery
Candy sold in pairs
Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka, for one
Barrel roll or wingover
Summer Games athlete
Award for 46-Down
State north of Calif
Art class form
Prayer closer
Apron tops
Standing upright
Accordion fold
State north of Calif
__ and dine
Shot in the dark
“Tess of the d’Urbervilles” author Thomas
Smudge on a shirt
“Homeland” actress Claire
Not difficult
“Dies __”: hymn
“Big bad” pig harasser
Retail shop
Rec-room appliances that may be ”smart”
Precious stone
Planted, as seeds
Pirate captain portrayer Johnny
Glossy finish
Piece of paper
Not as much
Move to and __
Make a dash for
Guitar container
Get well
Dartboard, for one
Cut of meat
Church seats
City near Seattle
Crunchy sandwiches, for short
Tiny fraction of a min.
Cook in hot oil
What hath the gardener wrought?
Cleveland’s Great Lake
Vegas resort with a musical name
Tulsa sch. named for an evangelist
Tree used in bow-making
Train track parts
Charmingly attractive
Toy with a tail
Charmingly appealing
Tin Man’s need
This puzzle’s circled letters, for the words that precede them
Casserole fish
Sun and Sky org.
Steak specification
Alabama port
Stars exist over them
Sounds from a happy kitty
Something a tank top lacks
Some drums
Soft food for babies
Ski lodge, often
Second-greate st period in something’s history
Sch. group
Ruhr Valley city
Region affected by Brexit
Palin was his running mate
Reason for school cancellation
Part of a family inheritance
Ones coming out
One over an eagle
Old Third Ave. trains in New York City
Old blade
Notre Dame’s Parseghian
No way!
Massachusetts’ Cape ___
Makes a big stink
Like only one prime number
Lady of the Haus
Kind of supplement
How M.L.B. games are often broadcast
Had too much, briefly
Got around
Goolagong of tennis
Go along with
Forty ___ and a mule (post-Civil War allotment)
Flowering plants from Australia
Fit for service
FICA tax payer
Family multitasker
End of a movement
Electric keyboard heard on “I Am the Walrus”
Dryer screen buildup
Contact lens care brand
Considerable salary to pull down
Come around again
Buddy who played Jed Clampett in 1960s TV
Bring under control
Bollywood costume
Best-selling author who was a runner-up for Time’s 2007 Person of the Year
Bell town in a Longfellow poem
Barbecue side dish
Antiquated office duplicate
Android purchases
Admiral who explored the Antarctic