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The Chronicle of Higher Education - Crossword Answers | 2011 09 23
The Chronicle of Higher Education
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Answer
PASSOVER FARE
MATZOH
CARTOON SQUEAL
EEK
Hop on the bandwagon
JOINUP
Italia : e : Deutschland : ___
UND
WITCHY WOMAN
CRONE
Yellowstone roamer
ELK
Well-covered ground?
OILFIELD
DOOZY
PIP
CURLY-TAILED DOGS
AKITAS
REGGAE PRECURSOR
SKA
Kashmir tourist purchase
RUG
Less common?
SNOBBIER
Latter part of the morning
FORENOON
L.A.'S ___ COLLEGE OF ART AND DESIGN
OTIS
Obedience-school command
SIT
Collection of aphorisms
SUTRA
COMPARABLE (WITH)
ONAPAR
Junta leader
JEFE
LIKE FRESH CONCRETE
UNSET
SLIP INTO
DON
LEARN A LOT, SAY
CRAM
MOST SUSPICIOUS
LEERIEST
IN DIRECT CONFRONTATION
TOETOTOE
MEANTIME
INTERIM
Literally, 'empty orchestra'
KARAOKE
GERMAN PREPOSITION
UBER
EXCEPT IF
UNLESS
Pack (off)
SEND
Foot soldiers' weapons of old
PIKES
CAPPUCCINO FEATURE
FOAM
LAID BACK
ATEASE
Statistician's discovery
TREND
BLUSHING A BIT
REDDISH
BORDER
ABUT
Intelligence org
NSA
SLAUGHTER OF BASEBALL
ENOS
DOC ___ (SPIDER-MAN FOE)
OCK
LEAVES PENNILESS
ROBS
SOME TOOTHPASTES
GELS
Automotive pioneer Benz
KARL
INK USED IN FOUR-COLOR PRINTING
CYAN
SMALL COMBO
TRIO
'The only animal that blushes,' per Twain
MAN
'___ Mutual Friend' (Dickens novel)
OUR
1950s campaign-button name
IKE
1953 Best Original Score winner
LILI
Allen of the Vermont Republic
ETHAN
Anton ___ ('Ratatouille' critic)
EGO
Asmara resident
ERITREAN
Beaker filler
SOLUTION
Big name in absurdism
CAMUS
Browser entry, for short
URL
Downloadable illustrations
CLIPART
Edible plant also called 'rocket'
ARUGULA
Famous dying words
ETTU
Fur from South America
NUTRIA
Go out to eat?
HUNT
Infamous Wallachian prince
VLAD
JFK and LBJ, e.g
INITS
Oatmeal-cookie tidbit
RAISIN
Reason to play more
TIE
Second-smallest cont
EUR
Teetotalers' opposites
SOTS
Troubled region
NOGOAREA
N-E-W-S item?
VANE
Monster serpent slain by Apollo
PYTHON
Magazine staples
ADS
Literally, 'tray gardening'
BONSAI
Literally, 'thing to wear'
KIMONO
Literally, 'squad leader'
HONCHO
Literally, 'soft technique'
JUJITSU
Literally, 'if it must be so'
SAYONARA
Literally, 'great prince'
TYCOON
Literally, 'divine wind'
KAMIKAZE
Literally, 'big root'
DAIKON
Literally, 'arts person'
GEISHA
Like some dens
PANELED
Names on falsified papers
ALIASES
Face cards?
IDS
LARGEST U.S. LABOR UNION
NEA
ROCOCO
ORNATE