The Chronicle of Higher Education - Crossword Answers | 2011 09 23

crossword answers
Clue Answer
Well-covered ground? OILFIELD
CURLY-TAILED DOGS AKITAS
Yellowstone roamer ELK
DOOZY PIP
COMPARABLE (WITH) ONAPAR
IN DIRECT CONFRONTATION TOETOTOE
GERMAN PREPOSITION UBER
EXCEPT IF UNLESS
MEANTIME INTERIM
BLUSHING A BIT REDDISH
Statistician's discovery TREND
Foot soldiers' weapons of old PIKES
LAID BACK ATEASE
CAPPUCCINO FEATURE FOAM
Junta leader JEFE
Collection of aphorisms SUTRA
SMALL COMBO TRIO
MOST SUSPICIOUS LEERIEST
LEARN A LOT, SAY CRAM
SLIP INTO DON
LIKE FRESH CONCRETE UNSET
Obedience-school command SIT
SLAUGHTER OF BASEBALL ENOS
INK USED IN FOUR-COLOR PRINTING CYAN
Italia : e : Deutschland : ___ UND
Hop on the bandwagon JOINUP
Pack (off) SEND
CARTOON SQUEAL EEK
LARGEST U.S. LABOR UNION NEA
Face cards? IDS
Literally, 'empty orchestra' KARAOKE
BORDER ABUT
Intelligence org NSA
WITCHY WOMAN CRONE
DOC ___ (SPIDER-MAN FOE) OCK
ROCOCO ORNATE
Automotive pioneer Benz KARL
SOME TOOTHPASTES GELS
LEAVES PENNILESS ROBS
REGGAE PRECURSOR SKA
Downloadable illustrations CLIPART
Edible plant also called 'rocket' ARUGULA
Browser entry, for short URL
Big name in absurdism CAMUS
Beaker filler SOLUTION
Allen of the Vermont Republic ETHAN
PASSOVER FARE MATZOH
Famous dying words ETTU
Fur from South America NUTRIA
Reason to play more TIE
Go out to eat? HUNT
Infamous Wallachian prince VLAD
Asmara resident ERITREAN
Anton ___ ('Ratatouille' critic) EGO
'The only animal that blushes,' per Twain MAN
Monster serpent slain by Apollo PYTHON
Magazine staples ADS
JFK and LBJ, e.g INITS
1953 Best Original Score winner LILI
Literally, 'squad leader' HONCHO
1950s campaign-button name IKE
Literally, 'if it must be so' SAYONARA
Literally, 'great prince' TYCOON
Literally, 'divine wind' KAMIKAZE
N-E-W-S item? VANE
Literally, 'arts person' GEISHA
Oatmeal-cookie tidbit RAISIN
Names on falsified papers ALIASES
Second-smallest cont EUR
Teetotalers' opposites SOTS
Troubled region NOGOAREA
L.A.'S ___ COLLEGE OF ART AND DESIGN OTIS
'___ Mutual Friend' (Dickens novel) OUR
Literally, 'tray gardening' BONSAI
Literally, 'thing to wear' KIMONO
Kashmir tourist purchase RUG
Less common? SNOBBIER
Latter part of the morning FORENOON
Literally, 'soft technique' JUJITSU
Literally, 'big root' DAIKON
Like some dens PANELED