Here are the answers to New York Times Crossword puzzles Monday October 23 2017
‘And there it is!’ – VOILA
‘I was with my mistress at the time,’ maybe – ALIBI
‘Right away!’ – ASAP
‘Yeah, right!’ – ASIF
‘___ Always Sunny in Philadelphia’ – ITS
‘___ Lisa’ – MONA
A lot – SCADS
A, as in Aristotle – ALPHA
Anthracite, e.g – COAL
Apple introduction of 1998 – IMAC
Backs of necks – NAPES
Blacken, as by fire – CHAR
Boise’s state: Abbr – IDA
Campus sanctuary, in modern parlance – SAFESPACE
Causes of bigheadedness – EGOS
Chimney buildup – SOOT
Chooses – OPTS
Classic clown with a repetitive name – BOBO
Classic Diana Ross hairdo – AFRO
Climax of ‘Hamilton’ – DUEL
Cool, in ’90s slang – PHAT
Cross-dressing Disney heroine of 1998 – MULAN
Dawn goddess – EOS
Droop – SAG
Elvis in the 1950s or Justin Bieber in the 2010s – TEENIDOL
English-speaking neighbor of Venezuela – GUYANA
Fire starter – SPARK
Flees – LAMS
Food-thickening agent – AGAR
Gait between a walk and a canter – TROT
Give permission – ALLOW
Go wild in the streets – RIOT
Gradually remove, as from a mother’s milk – WEAN
Guillotined – BEHEADED
Hairless – BALD
Home mixology station – WETBAR
Hunter’s hiding spot in a marsh – DUCKBLIND
Joan who sang at Woodstock – BAEZ
Keats poem – ODE
Clues – Answers
Kerchief worn as headgear – DORAG
Lead-in to bad news – IFEAR
Legislator – LAWMAKER
Like dry, clumpy mud – CAKED
Lowly worker – PEON
Mailed – SENT
Maple syrup source – SAP
Mimicked – APED
Missing, as a G.I – AWOL
Online source of film trivia – IMDB
Painful boo-boo – OWIE
Painting surface – GESSO
Period dominated by the likes of Dan Rather and Peter Jennings? – ANCHORAGE
Period known for its 007 movies? – BONDAGE
Period of fuzzy sweaters? – PILLAGE
Period when every car was a junker? – WRECKAGE
Period when psychiatrists ruled? – SHRINKAGE
Period when tribute bands thrived? – COVERAGE
Prepare for a bodybuilding contest – OILUP
Pulls an all-nighter, say – CRAMS
Reason to pull an all-nighter – TEST
So last year – OLD
Sour expression – MOUE
Specialty bakery – PIESHOP
Stepped tower of ancient Sumer – ZIGGURAT
Stop competing as an amateur – GOPRO
Strategy-free card game – WAR
Supply-and-demand subj – ECON
Swallowed quickly – GULPED
Taj Mahal locale – AGRA
Tarnish or deface – MAR
The first ‘R’ of R&R – REST
Things seen in most public buildings, but almost never in casinos – CLOCKS
Turnpike, e.g – HIGHWAY
Used foul language – SWORE
Wedding vow – IDO
What quills are dipped in – INK
When doubled, a Hawaiian fish – MAHI
___ Arbor, Mich – ANN
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New York Times Crossword Answers – Monday October 23 2017
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