New York Times - Mar 5 2019

Clues	Answers
'Forget ___' (advice after a breakup)	HIM
'Listen here!'	HEY
'Quite contrary' girl of rhyme	MARY
'To the best of my knowledge'	IBELIEVESO
'___ #1!'	WERE
Allow in	ADMIT
Art museum with many Constables and Sargents	TATE
Barely make, with 'out'	EKE
Blouse, e.g	TOP
Book of Islam	QURAN
Border	ABUT
Cause for cake and candles, in brief	BDAY
Cheerful greeting	HIHO
Clarinet insert	REED
Congressional hirees	AIDES
Cousin of an emu	RHEA
Employee of the Month, e.g	AWARD
Enero a diciembre	ANO
Fertile soil	LOAM
Figs. that average 100	IQS
Google Play purchases	APPS
Greek god with a bow	EROS
High point in the Old Testament?	ARARAT
Home with a dome (in Nome?)	IGLOO
Honeycakes	DOLL
Inexperienced gamer, in slang	NOOB
Ingredient in gumbo	OKRA
It has spots	TEASERVICE
It has spots	LEOPARDPRINT
It has spots	COMMERCIALBREAK
It has Spots	DOGGYDAYCARE
It has spots	PARKINGLOT
Jackson of country music	ALAN
Jazz's James	ETTA
Juiceless, as a battery	DEAD
Jump with a turn on ice	AXEL
Lengua de Mex	ESP
Like a fox	SLY

Clues	Answers
Lummox	BIGAPE
Mob	HORDE
Nov. 11 honoree	VET
Old TV hookup	VCR
Onetime maker of Matchbox cars	TYCO
Pharmaceuticals, briefly	MEDS
Pine (for)	YEARN
Potential new job requirement, informally	RELO
Privy	TOILET
Products from Parker and Cross	PENS
Rapper whose name sounds like a drink	ICET
Rotary phone feature	DIAL
Sam played one in 'Casablanca'	PIANO
Scampers	TROTS
Sith title in 'Star Wars'	DARTH
Skye of 'Say Anything ...'	IONE
Small complication?	PROB
Small vortex	EDDY
Some calls from boxing refs	TKOS
Source of day workers for an office	TEMPAGENCY
Squid's defense	INK
Still	YET
Stuffed grape leaves	DOLMA
Substitutes for	ACTSAS
Takes the cake?	EATS
Throbbed	ACHED
Tick off	RILE
Title song on the Beatles' final studio album	LETITBE
Totally stumped	ATALOSS
Tube used in heart surgery	STENT
Unburden (of)	RID
Vicinity	AREA
Wedding dress material	LACE
What ':' means in an analogy	ISTO
Where Johnny Cash shot a man, in song	RENO
Word repeated in 'Mi ___ es su ___'	CASA
Writer O'Flaherty	LIAM
Yellow-and-white meadow flower	OXEYE

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