USA Today - Crossword Answers | 2019 06 15

crossword answers
Clue Answer
NOT QUITE RIGHT OFF
Word repeated after 'Que,' in song SERA
LUCY LAWLESS PRINCESS XENA
Flying sod on the links DIVOT
BARISTA'S WORKPLACE CAFE
TOUGH AS NAILS GRITTY
BEANERY PATRON EATER
CORNER CHESS PIECE ROOK
26-Down:Ghana::___:Norway OSLO
OLLIE'S COMEDIC PARTNER STAN
CORRIDA CHEER OLE
BTU PART UNIT
PETROVA OF TENNIS NADIA
Knightley of 'Colette' KEIRA
'How Blue' singer McEntire REBA
BULL'S-EYE PIERCER DART
'Continue . . .' GOON
Brit's 'cuppa' TEA
WEST COAST AIRPORT LETTERS LAX
DID A WASHDAY CHORE IRONED
PITCHFORK-SHAPED LETTERS PSIS
BUMBLING SORT OAF
FINAL FOUR GAME, BRIEFLY SEMI
COLOR TV PIONEER RCA
PREFIX WITH KNOCK OR LOCK ANTI
GIVING THE HEAVE-HO TO AXING
FLOWER-TO-BE BUD
LOSE ONE'S COOL PANIC
Business card no EXT
TYPEFACE LIKE HELVETICA ARIAL
BEAST WITH A RACK STAG
ERNEST OR JULIO GALLO VINTNER
GHANA'S MAIN PORT ACCRA
Garcia of 'Ocean's 11' ANDY
Flight update abbr ETA
Did cross-country, e.g RAN
'Diamond ___' (Mae West play) LIL
DIVVY UP LAND? ALLOTALOT
GAIN THROUGH MERIT EARN
TUNA AT SUSHI BARS AHI
SOOTHING SUCCULENT ALOE
Searched hastily, with 'through' RIFLED
TWO-PIECE TOP BRA
DESIGNATE ONE'S ZODIAC SYMBOL? ASSIGNASIGN
GET-UP-AND-GO VERVE
___ DEL FUEGO TIERRA
GOLDEN GLOBES MOVIE CATEGORY DRAMA
3-BALL'S COLOR, IN POOL RED
GIVE INSIDER INFO TO TIPOFF
TAU AND MALTESE CROSSES
TIKI BAR PARTY LUAU
COLETTE, FOR KNIGHTLEY ROLE
BLUE MONOPOLY BILLS, NOW TENS
WORD AFTER CLUB OR CREAM SODA
MOB KINGPIN CAPO
HEALTH CARE PROGRAM SINCE 1965 MEDICAID
GI'S FARE MESS
FIRST LADY ADAMS ABIGAIL
PENALTY FLAG TOSSER, FOR SHORT REF
FLOORBOARD NAIL BRAD
OCCUPANTS OF QUARTERS SERVANTS
___-EXISTING CONDITION PRE
PUT ON A LONG PUSS POUT
UNLIKE A STUDIO ALBUM LIVE
SOFIA'S LAND BULGARIA
LIKE THE HILLS, IT'S SAID OLD
PORTSMOUTH PRIVY LOO
ALTAR CREATION UNION
MOVES IN ON NEARS
WORTH MONEY OFVALUE
IOS ALTERNATIVE ANDROID
HAVE THE CASH FOR SOME WHEELS? AFFORDAFORD
Omar of 'Doctor Zhivago' SHARIF
BACKING DOWN GIVINGIN
REPAIR WITH SCREWS OR BOLTS? AFFIXAFIX
KID ON A SNOW DAY, OFTEN SLEDDER