On this page you will find all the answers to New York Times Crossword of December 18th 2016.
December 18th 2016 Answers
| Clue | Answer |
|---|---|
| Harry or Bess in the White House | TRUMAN |
| What many Oscar speeches do | RUNOVER |
| Ape | IMITATE |
| Home star of Cthulhu, in fantasy tales | XOTH |
| 1975 TV debut, briefly | SNL |
| Like a more-than-full spoonful | HEAPING |
| Barrels ___ | OFFUN |
| Grim sort? | REAPER |
| "___ Little Tenderness" | TRYA |
| Bus. card abbr. | STE |
| Boxer's reward | TITLE |
| Old German ruler nicknamed "the Short" | OTTOVI |
| Facefuls in slapstick | PIES |
| Publish anew | REPRINT |
| Suffix with schnozz | OLA |
| Slithy ones | TOVES |
| The Marx Brothers spent a night at one | OPERA |
| V-shaped fortification | REDAN |
| Skin diving locale | REEF |
| Fix, as a pool cue | RETIP |
| Carbon compound | ENOL |
| Something to brush off a jacket | LINT |
| Ingredient in an old-fashioned | RYE |
| Exams required for some prep schools | SSATS |
| "Stat!" | ASAP |
| Part of a plant embryo that develops into a root | RADICLE |
| Together | ASONE |
| Remove a label from | DETAG |
| One runs through the middle of Kansas City | STATELINE |
| Like Norton software | ANTIVIRUS |
| Raise again, as a flag | REHOIST |
| Vehicle used for grooming ski trails | SNOWCAT |
| Small songbird | WREN |
| Very busy | ORNATE |
| Florida State athlete, for short | NOLE |
| Walks in rain boots, say | SLOSHES |
| En ___ (chess maneuver) | PASSANT |
| Tried | HADAGO |
| "What's this?!" | OHO |
| Feared | DREADED |
| Blacksmith's tool | RASP |
| Nav. rank | ADM |
| Ending with syn- or ant- | ONYM |
| Longest bone in the human body | FEMUR |
| Thrown with force | FLUNG |
| Eats (at) | GNAWS |
| Lewd look | LEER |
| Month after Av | ELUL |
| Chemo target | TUMOR |
| City that, despite its name, is smaller than Little Rock | BOULDER |
| Sole | LONE |
| Prattle | YAP |
| Like hand-me-downs | PREWORN |
| 19,101-foot volcano next to Peru's second-largest city | ELMISTI |
| Like Joan of Arc | SAINTED |
| Gone bad, in Britain | SPOILT |
| "Liliom" playwright Ferenc ___ | MOLNAR |
| Bets | WAGERS |
| Something that stuns | DAZER |
| Marketplace of old | AGORA |
| Common strip steak weight: Abbr. | TENOZ |
| "___ saw a little bird ..." (Mother Goose rhyme) | ONCEI |
| ___ Rica | COSTA |
| Plains dwelling: Var. | TIPI |
| The year 1601 | MDCI |
| Sherlock Holmes accessory | PIPE |
| Like dungeons | DANK |
| Tokyo, once | EDO |
| ___-Tiki | KON |
| D.C. player | NAT |
| One of the blanks in the cereal slogan "___ are for ___" | TRIX |
| Tinker, for one, in olden days | SHORTSTOP |
| Certain blade | ROTOR |
| Spread dirt, in a way | RUMOR |
| Legendary Egyptian queen | NEFERTITI |
| Run off | ELOPE |
| Stick together | UNITE |
| Liberal arts college in the Keystone State | LAFAYETTE |
| Like many a lot | PAVED |
| Hood lead-in | MOTHER |
| Caterpillar product | PUPA |
| Dud | LOSER |
| Historical period | ERA |
| One of Frank's wives | AVA |
| Member of the cat family | FELINE |
| Father, familiarly | REV |
| Japanese auto make | NISSAN |
| Court concern | NET |
| Big Australian export | TIN |
| One of five on a starfish | RAY |
| Set of clubs in a bag | IRONS |
| These could amount to fortunes | READINGS |
| Dead follower | SEA |
| Where to find grooms | ALTARS |
| Vingt-___ (multiple de trois) | SEPT |
| This does not fly | TWA |
| Anagram of the letters O-N-D | NOD |
| State with part of I-81: Abbr. | TENN |
| What you might call a dog | SPOT |
| Instrument for an angel | HARP |
| Caspar, Melchior and Balthazar, e.g. | TRIO |
| Something you can do with flies | SHOO |
| First name of an Oscar-nominated actress of 1957 | LANA |
| Time in ads | DATE |
| Square ___ | INCH |
| Animal in an Aesop fable | OWL |
| White House sight | ROSEGARDEN |
| White House sight | OVALOFFICE |
| Animal in an Aesop fable | ASS |
| Square ___ | DEAL |
| Time in ads | NITE |
| First name of an Oscar-nominated actress of 1957 | ELSA |
| Something you can do with flies | SHAG |
| Caspar, Melchior and Balthazar, e.g. | MAGI |
| Instrument for an angel | LYRE |
| What you might call a dog | MUTT |
| State with part of I-81: Abbr. | PENN |
| Anagram of the letters O-N-D | DON |
| This does not fly | EMU |
| Vingt-___ (multiple de trois) | ETUN |
| Where to find grooms | STABLE |
| Dead follower | EYE |
| These could amount to fortunes | SPLURGES |
| Set of clubs in a bag | WOODS |
| One of five on a starfish | ARM |
| Big Australian export | RUM |
| Court concern | LAW |
| Japanese auto make | DATSUN |
| Father, familiarly | POP |
| Member of the cat family | OCELOT |
| One of Frank's wives | MIA |
| Historical period | AGE |
| Dud | LEMON |
| Caterpillar product | PLOW |
| Hood lead-in | RIDING |
| Like many a lot | ZONED |
| Liberal arts college in the Keystone State | DICKINSON |
| Stick together | PASTE |
| Run off | ERODE |
| Legendary Egyptian queen | CLEOPATRA |
| Spread dirt, in a way | INTER |
| Certain blade | RAZOR |
| Tinker, for one, in olden days | ITINERANT |
| One of the blanks in the cereal slogan "___ are for ___" | KIDS |
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