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The Washington Post Tuesday - Crossword Answers | 2020 07 16
The Washington Post Tuesday
Clue
Answer
Montreal-to-Boston dir
SSE
Kate Brown is its gov
ORE
'I'm amused'
HAHA
Hawaii, e.g
STATE
PAINTER MONDRIAN
PIET
SET ABLAZE
LIT
CORRIDA FIGURES
TOREROS
'__ nothing new'
ITS
Business card no
TEL
Asks to be excused, with 'off'
BEGS
BIDS FIRST
OPENS
Like sailors on leave
ASHORE
DESSERT CHOICE
PIE
SPREAD OUT
SPARSE
APPLE DESKTOP
IMAC
SOME MUNCHIES
CHIPS
WWII RIVETER
ROSIE
CHICAGO AIRPORT CODE
ORD
QUEENS TENNIS VENUE HONOREE
ASHE
WHERE TO GET OFF
STOP
DE DEC. SETTING
EST
ORCHESTRA SECTION
BRASS
RBI OR ERA
STAT
ZILCH
NADA
ELECTRONIC DANCE MUSIC GENRE
TECHNO
AT THE PROPER MOMENT
ONCUE
COMMON KOREAN SURNAME
LEE
FENCING BLADES
EPEES
HOTEL AMENITY
SPA
'Golden Boy' playwright
ODETS
GREATER N.Y. SCHOOL
LIU
DING-A-LING OR DING-DONG
ONOMATOPOEIA
PIZZA PARTY LEFTOVERS
CRUSTS
AGREE
SAYYES
EXTREMELY DRY
SERE
President of Princeton, then the U.S
WILSON
'Really'
HONEST
Venerable ref
OED
NURSERY ITEM
CRIB
STOP
END
'The Audacity of Hope' author
OBAMA
What might take a while?
ERST
NOV. HONOREE
VET
JOKE
GAG
A step up from a carport, perhaps
UNHEATEDGARAGE
INTERVAL
LAPSE
COME TO TERMS
SETTLE
A CONDITION OF MAXIMUM ACTIVITY
HIGHGEAR
PAVING STUFF
TAR
ORG. THAT'S NOT LAX AT LAX
TSA
GERMAN BREWING SURNAME
STROH
LIMITATION-OF-FREEDOM METAPHOR
BALLANDCHAIN
DOUBLED, PERHAPS
GOTAHIT
STRIDE AFFECTEDLY
SASHAY
LITERARY GENRE OFTEN ASSOCIATED WITH THE WRITER CONCEALED IN 16-, 32- AND 40-ACROSS
DETECTIVESTORY
ARABIAN, FOR ONE
HORSE
ONE HAPPY TO HAVE NO CLASS?
GRADUATE
LATIN INITIALISM ON A CROSS
IHS
RELATING TO BODY STRUCTURE
ANATOMIC
HYPOTHETICAL ACCOUNT
SCENARIO
STOP FROM LEAKING
SEAL
EPONYMOUS GODDESS OF A 1987 FILM FLOP
ISHTAR
SWEETIE, IN RECENT SLANG
BAE
FIRST BIG SONG SUCCESS FOR THE MOODY BLUES
GONOW
FEMALE RUMINANT
DOE
GATHER WOOL FROM
SHEAR
POSITIONED FOR AMBUSH, AS IN MANY WESTERNS
ONARIDGE
CONSIDERED IN FULL
ALLTOLD
TINY SOUP BASE
PEA
MAILED, AS INVITES
SENTOUT
Two-year-olds, say
TODDLERS
SPACE
GAP