WORLD WAR TRUE! - Answers & Solutions

Complete answers for this hard crossword puzzle (23x23 grid, 162 clues). Published 5/7/1995. By Bob Klahn.

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Across Answers

1 Across: Actor Cage (7)
NICOLAS
8 Across: Mosaic piece (7)
TESSERA
15 Across: Belabors (7)
HARPSON
22 Across: "Hubba-hubba!" to Henri (7)
OOHLALA
23 Across: Accepted as payment (7)
HONORED
24 Across: Poe poem set in a "ghoul-haunted woodland" (7)
ULALUME
25 Across: Put out (7)
STEAMED
26 Across: Ran out (7)
ELAPSED
27 Across: To the extent that (7)
SOFARAS
28 Across: The German troops' marching song was adapted from _____ (23)
HARVARDSFIGHTFIGHTFIGHT
31 Across: Purposive (5)
TELIC
32 Across: Miss-named (3)
NEE
33 Across: Rose hip and Red Zinger, e.g. (4)
TEAS
34 Across: Chekhov's "Uncle _____" (5)
VANYA
39 Across: Goddess of night (3)
NOX
40 Across: Province of Latium (4)
ROMA
44 Across: '60s satellite series (4)
ESSA
47 Across: Lock horns with (6)
OPPOSE
49 Across: Poison antidotes (7)
EMETICS
52 Across: Bedroom community (5)
EXURB
56 Across: Hitler's blitzkreig theory was based on the _____ (23)
WORKOFABRITISHHISTORIAN
62 Across: "_____ go, into the..." (5)
OFFWE
63 Across: Switch (4)
LASH
64 Across: _____ Miss (3)
OLE
65 Across: Bara contemporary (5)
NEGRI
66 Across: Gaping opening (3)
MAW
69 Across: Ruins (6)
UNDOES
71 Across: Field marshal Rommel (5)
ERWIN
73 Across: Play by e.e. cummings (3)
HIM
74 Across: Author Robbe-Grillet et al. (6)
ALAINS
77 Across: Puts away (4)
EATS
79 Across: Common Market money (4)
ECUS
80 Across: Page of music (5)
PATTI
82 Across: The first non-British to receive Britain's Dickin Medal for Gallantry was a _____ (23)
CARRIERPIGEONNAMEDGIJOE
87 Across: Din (5)
BABEL
88 Across: Glamour competitor (4)
ELLE
89 Across: Hooks up (4)
WEDS
90 Across: Leaning (6)
ASLANT
91 Across: Solecize (3)
ERR
92 Across: Model's makeup, often (5)
BALSA
94 Across: One who neatens a bed (6)
WEEDER
97 Across: Ottoman V.I.P. (3)
BEY
98 Across: Quarter back (5)
TAILS
101 Across: Letter from Athens (3)
ETA
102 Across: Red letters (4)
USSR
104 Across: Author James and others (5)
AGEES
107 Across: Negotiations leading to the surrender of German troops in Italy _____ (23)
HADTHECODENAMECROSSWORD
114 Across: Plenty angry (5)
FEDUP
115 Across: "CHiPs" chap (7)
ESTRADA
116 Across: Capital on the Tanshui River (6)
TAIPEI
117 Across: Okinawan seaport (4)
NAHA
120 Across: Blue hue (4)
CYAN
121 Across: White pages abbr. (3)
RES
124 Across: 1976 Beach Boys tune (5)
ITSOK
125 Across: Refuges (4)
ARKS
129 Across: "Prince _____" ("Aladdin" song) (3)
ALI
131 Across: Pretend to be (5)
ACTAS
133 Across: The BBC promoted V-for-Victory in musical Morse code by frequenty broadcasting _____ (23)
BEETHOVENSFIFTHSYMPHONY
145 Across: Pennsylvania Railroad city (7)
ALTOONA
146 Across: Flower petals, collectively (7)
COROLLA
147 Across: '60s TV western (7)
LARAMIE
148 Across: French auto (7)
CITROEN
149 Across: Biblical liar (7)
ANANIAS
150 Across: Blue books? (7)
EROTICA
151 Across: Here and there, to Pierre (7)
ICIETLA
152 Across: Nerve impulse point (7)
SYNAPSE
153 Across: Fishermen's patron (7)
STPETER

Down Answers

1 Down: Raid the refigerator (4)
NOSH
2 Down: Tiniest bit (4)
IOTA
3 Down: Oscar winner as Loretta Castorini (4)
CHER
4 Down: One of five Norwegian kings (4)
OLAV
5 Down: Priest of the East (4)
LAMA
6 Down: Argus-eyed (5)
ALERT
7 Down: Turn blue? (6)
SADDEN
8 Down: Bernard Malamud Pulitzer winner, 1967 (8)
THEFIXER
9 Down: Wind-borne (5)
EOLIC
10 Down: Catch (4)
SNAG
11 Down: Year in school: Abbr. (4)
SOPH
12 Down: Once, once (4)
ERST
13 Down: Wreck of the Hesperus cause (4)
REEF
14 Down: Mix with, as seasonings (5)
ADDIN
15 Down: Sudden silences (6)
HUSHES
16 Down: Gobs (4)
ALOT
17 Down: Disreputable people, for short (4)
RAFF
18 Down: Pigtail (5)
PLAIT
19 Down: Groundswell (5)
SURGE
20 Down: D-Day beachhead (5)
OMAHA
21 Down: They're for the birds (5)
NESTS
29 Down: Cautionary sign (3)
SLO
30 Down: "I didn't know that!" (3)
GEE
34 Down: Profession (3)
VOW
35 Down: V-mail address (3)
APO
36 Down: "All Things Considered" network (3)
NPR
37 Down: Julian's stepmother (4)
YOKO
38 Down: Starting (4)
ASOF
40 Down: Try, try again? (7)
RETASTE
41 Down: Safety elevator inventor (4)
OTIS
42 Down: _____-Mokwa ("Hiawatha" bear) (5)
MISHE
43 Down: "Oh!" de Cologne (3)
ACH
45 Down: Clique (3)
SET
46 Down: Nerve impulse conduit (4)
AXON
48 Down: Pour forth (6)
EFFUSE
50 Down: Rental checks? (8)
MILEAGES
51 Down: "The Price Is Right" display (8)
SHOWCASE
53 Down: Scottish actress Mary (3)
URE
54 Down: Part of a combination (8)
RIGHTJAB
55 Down: Figaro in "The Barber of Seville" (8)
BARITONE
57 Down: Bristle (3)
AWN
58 Down: Nap sack? (3)
BED
59 Down: Pelvis part (5)
ILIUM
60 Down: Brains (5)
SENSE
61 Down: Overabundance (7)
NIMIETY
66 Down: King Duncan's killer (7)
MACBETH
67 Down: Title poem of a Poe book (8)
ALAARAAF
68 Down: Marrier in haste, maybe (8)
WARBRIDE
70 Down: Amorous glance: Fr. (8)
OEILLADE
72 Down: Depicted (8)
RENDERED
75 Down: High dudgeon (3)
IRE
76 Down: Zilch (3)
NIL
78 Down: Foment (3)
SOW
80 Down: Some movie ratings (3)
PGS
81 Down: Languish (3)
AIL
83 Down: Old fiddle (5)
REBEC
84 Down: Dialogue writer (5)
PLATO
85 Down: Anchor, perhaps (7)
NEWSMAN
86 Down: "_____ Thou Now O Soul" (Whitman poem) (6)
DAREST
93 Down: Unc's mate (5)
AUNTY
95 Down: Patriotic org. (3)
DAR
96 Down: Maniacal leader (3)
EGO
99 Down: Former Ford (3)
LTD
100 Down: Opposite of seek (4)
SHUN
103 Down: Hall and Oates' "_____ Smile" (4)
SARA
105 Down: Morales of "La Bamba" (4)
ESAI
106 Down: "M*A*S*H" Emmy winner (4)
SWIT
108 Down: Fuel efficiency rater: Abbr. (3)
EPA
109 Down: Helpful PC key (3)
ESC
110 Down: Clichéd climax of a movie thriller (8)
CARCHASE
111 Down: Photo _____ (3)
OPS
112 Down: Stutz Bearcat contemporary (3)
REO
113 Down: Cartoonist Browne (3)
DIK
118 Down: Morro Castle site (6)
HAVANA
119 Down: Brighton brew (3)
ALE
122 Down: Visitors from afar (3)
ETS
123 Down: "Eight Men Out" director John (6)
SAYLES
125 Down: They're to be counted on (5)
ABACI
126 Down: Collector's item (5)
RELIC
127 Down: "Look Homeward, Angel" dramatist _____ Frings (5)
KETTI
128 Down: Accumulation (5)
STORE
130 Down: Kon-Tiki worshipers (5)
INCAS
131 Down: Oversized library volume (5)
ATLAS
132 Down: Like some bombs (5)
SMART
134 Down: Laugh and a half (4)
HOOT
135 Down: Scott Turow book (4)
ONEL
136 Down: Company co-founded by Akio Morita (4)
SONY
137 Down: Ollie's biggest friend (4)
FRAN
138 Down: Hebrides island (4)
IONA
139 Down: Impertinent (4)
FLIP
140 Down: Plaything (4)
PROP
141 Down: "I have seen war...I _____ war": F.D.R. (4)
HATE
142 Down: Strike out (4)
OMIT
143 Down: Congenial (4)
NICE
144 Down: 1945, for one (4)
YEAR

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