Here's all New York Times Crossword answers for 1 October 2023, Sunday (10-01-23). Find all answers and solutions here.
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Clues and answers
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A praying mantis has just one, found on its stomach(!) : EAR
A.C.C. school : UVA
The answer "UVA" is the right solution because UVA stands for the University of Virginia, which is a member of the Atlantic Coast Conference (A.C.C.).
A.P.R. reducer, potentially : REFI
The abbreviation "A.P.R." stands for Annual Percentage Rate, which is a measure of interest on loans. "Reducer" suggests a way to lower or decrease something. In this case, "REFI" is short for "refinance," which is a common method to reduce the A.P.R. on loans. Therefore, "REFI" is the right answer.
Actress Brosnahan of “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel” : RACHEL
The answer is "RACHEL" because Rachel Brosnahan is the actress who portrays the main character in the TV show "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel".
Animated dinosaur film that spawned 13 sequels (1988) : THE LAND before TIME
"The Land Before Time" is the right solution because it is an animated dinosaur film that was released in 1988 and has since spawned 13 sequels.
Arles article : UNE
The answer "UNE" is the right solution because it is the French indefinite article for a feminine noun, and "Arles" is a feminine noun in French.
Artfully nimble : DEFT
At the ready : ON ALERT
The answer "ON ALERT" is the right solution because it means being prepared or ready for action. It fits the clue "At the ready" as it indicates a state of being vigilant or watchful.
Author Anaïs : NIN
The answer to "Author Anaïs" is "NIN" because Anaïs Nin was a well-known author, and "NIN" is the abbreviated form of her last name.
Beyoncé’s “If I Were ___” : A BOY
The answer is "A BOY" because the clue is referring to Beyoncé's song "If I Were A Boy."
Blockbuster sequel with an iconic plot twist (1980) : THE EMPIRE STRIKES back
The answer is "THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK" because it is a blockbuster sequel released in 1980 that is known for its iconic plot twist.
Bono and Liston : SONNYS
The answer "SONNYS" is the right solution because it combines the names of two famous individuals, Bono and Liston. Bono is a well-known musician and lead vocalist of the band U2, while Liston refers to Sonny Liston, a former professional boxer. By combining the names, we get "SONNYS" as the correct answer.
Book after Leviticus : NUMBERS
The book after Leviticus in the Bible is called Numbers. It is the fourth book of the Old Testament and continues the narrative of the Israelites' journey from Egypt to the Promised Land.
Boozehound : SOT
The term "sot" is often used to describe someone who is a heavy drinker or boozehound. It is a concise and fitting answer for the clue.
Boring routine : RUT
The word "rut" is commonly used to describe a monotonous or unexciting routine. It fits the clue "Boring routine" perfectly.
Bounce back : ECHO
The word "bounce back" suggests a sound or action that repeats or reflects. "Echo" is a word that describes the repetition of sound, making it the perfect fit for the clue.
Bruins’ home, in brief : UCLA
The answer "UCLA" is the right solution because the Bruins is the nickname for the athletic teams of the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA). Therefore, UCLA is their home.
Cal. units : WKS
The abbreviation "Cal." stands for calories. The unit "WKS" is short for weeks. Therefore, "Cal. units" refers to the number of weeks in a calorie-related context.
Caterpillars, e.g. : LARVAE
The answer "LARVAE" is the right solution because caterpillars are the larval stage of insects such as butterflies and moths.
Certain chess piece : BISHOP
The answer to "Certain chess piece" is "BISHOP" because a bishop is a specific type of chess piece that moves diagonally on the chessboard.
Certain religious leaders : IMAMS
The answer "IMAMS" is the right solution because imams are religious leaders in Islam.
Classic cars : REOS
The answer to "Classic cars" is "REOS" because REO was a well-known American automobile manufacturer that produced classic cars from the early 1900s to the mid-1930s.
Coen brothers farce involving the C.I.A. (2008) : BURN after READING
The answer "BURN after READING" is the right solution because it is a Coen brothers film released in 2008 that involves the C.I.A.
Cousin of euchre : ECARTE
The answer to "Cousin of euchre" is "ECARTE" because Ecarte is a card game that is similar to euchre.
Crime thriller that takes some liberties with its namesake legal concept (1999) : double JEOPARDY
The answer is "double JEOPARDY" because the clue mentions a crime thriller that takes liberties with a legal concept. In this case, "double JEOPARDY" refers to the legal principle that protects individuals from being tried twice for the same crime.
Dark comedy about a carnivorous plant (1960, 1986) : little SHOP OF HORRORS
The answer is "little SHOP OF HORRORS" because it is a dark comedy that revolves around a carnivorous plant. The title of the musical and film includes the word "little," indicating the small size of the plant, and "SHOP OF HORRORS" implies the dangerous and horrifying nature of the plant.
Deliberately procrastinate : (DRAG ON)E’S FEET Down 1 Tyke
The answer "(DRAG ON)E'S FEET" is the right solution because it is a phrase that means to intentionally delay or procrastinate. The wordplay in the clue suggests that "DRAG ON" should be inserted into "ONE'S FEET" to form the complete answer.
Dietary measure : CALORIE
The answer "CALORIE" is the right solution for the clue "Dietary measure" because a calorie is a unit of measurement used to quantify the energy content of food and beverages.
Digital location markers : GEOTAGS
The answer "GEOTAGS" is the right solution because geotags are digital location markers that are used to identify the specific geographical coordinates of a place, such as in photos or social media posts.
Disappear unexpectedly : GO AWOL
"GO AWOL" is the right solution because it is a commonly used military term that stands for "Absent Without Leave." It refers to someone who leaves their post or duty without permission or explanation, essentially disappearing unexpectedly.
Districts in N.Y.C. and London : SOHOS
The answer "SOHOS" is the right solution because both New York City (N.Y.C.) and London have districts named Soho.
Do something : ACT
The answer to "Do something" is "ACT" because "act" means to take action or perform a specific task. It is a concise and fitting solution for the clue.
Door parts : JAMBS
The answer "JAMBS" is the right solution because it refers to the vertical parts of a door frame where the door is hinged or secured.
Down’s counterpart : Abbr.
The answer "Abbr." stands for abbreviation, and it is the counterpart of "Down" in crossword puzzles because "Down" is an abbreviation for the vertical direction in crossword grids.
Dressed, so to speak : DECENT
The word "decent" can be used to describe someone who is dressed appropriately or in a respectable manner.
Driving aid : TEE
The answer "TEE" is the right solution because a tee is a small peg used in golf to elevate the ball before hitting it. In the context of the clue "Driving aid," a tee is commonly used to assist in driving the golf ball off the tee box.
Dry, like some Rioja wine : SECO
The word "SECO" means "dry" in Spanish, and Rioja is a region in Spain known for its wine production. Therefore, "Dry, like some Rioja wine" is a clue that indicates the answer "SECO" as it directly translates to "dry" in relation to Rioja wine.
Early alphabet trio : BCD
The answer "BCD" is the right solution because it represents the early alphabet trio. In the English alphabet, the letters B, C, and D come right after each other in sequential order.
Enjoy a cuppa : SIP TEA
The answer "SIP TEA" is the right solution because it perfectly fits the clue "Enjoy a cuppa." When we enjoy a cup of tea, we typically take small sips, which is exactly what "SIP" means. Additionally, "TEA" refers to the specific beverage being enjoyed. Therefore, "SIP TEA" is a concise and accurate answer to the clue.
Entertainment at many a wedding : LIVE DJ
The answer "LIVE DJ" is the right solution because at many weddings, entertainment is provided by a live disc jockey (DJ) who plays music and keeps the party going.
Flowers that Tiny Tim “tiptoed through” in a 1968 hit : TULIPS
The clue mentions Tiny Tim and a hit from 1968. In the song "Tiptoe Through the Tulips" by Tiny Tim, the flowers mentioned in the lyrics are tulips. Therefore, "TULIPS" is the correct answer.
Fruits that are 87% water : PLUMS
The answer to "Fruits that are 87% water" is "PLUMS" because plums have a high water content, specifically around 87%.
Garfield and Sylvester : HES
The answer "HES" is the right solution because both Garfield and Sylvester are male cartoon characters, and "HES" is a contraction of "he is" or "he's," which refers to a male subject.
Garfield or Sylvester : CAT
The answer to "Garfield or Sylvester" is "CAT" because both Garfield and Sylvester are well-known cartoon characters who are cats.
German title : FRAU
The answer "FRAU" is the right solution for the clue "German title" because "Frau" is the German word for "Mrs." or "Ms." It is a common title used to address adult women in Germany.
Gets good and hot at the beach : BROILS
The word "broils" is the right solution because it means to cook or heat something intensely, which aligns with the clue "gets good and hot." At the beach, the sun can be scorching, making it a fitting answer.
Global economic org. : IMF
The answer to "Global economic org." is "IMF" because the International Monetary Fund (IMF) is an organization that promotes global economic stability and provides financial assistance to member countries in need.
Granite State campus, in brief : UNH
The answer "UNH" stands for the University of New Hampshire, which is commonly referred to as the Granite State campus. Therefore, "UNH" is the right solution for the clue.
H.S. class : BIO
The answer "BIO" is short for biology, which is a common high school class.
Heavy bass? : TUBA
The answer "TUBA" is the right solution because the tuba is a musical instrument that produces low-pitched and heavy bass sounds.
Held : HAD
The answer "HAD" fits the clue "Held" because it is the past tense of the verb "to have."
High-altitude grazer : ALPACA
The answer "ALPACA" is the right solution for "High-altitude grazer" because alpacas are domesticated animals that are known for grazing in high-altitude regions, such as the Andes Mountains in South America.
Home visits? : AT-BATS
The phrase "home visits" is a clever clue that refers to the sport of baseball. In baseball, a player's turn at trying to hit the ball is called an "at-bat." Therefore, "AT-BATS" is the correct answer for "home visits" in this crossword.
Horse’s vote? : NAY
The word "nay" is often used to represent a horse's vote in a playful manner. It sounds like the sound a horse makes, which is "neigh". Therefore, "nay" is the correct answer to the clue "Horse's vote?"
I.C.U. workers : RNS
The answer "RNS" stands for Registered Nurses, who are commonly found working in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU).
Iceberg and others : LETTUCES
The answer "LETTUCES" is the right solution because both "Iceberg" and "others" are types of lettuce.
Idiot, in Britspeak : PRAT
The answer "PRAT" is the right solution because it is a British slang term for an idiot or a foolish person.
It might leave you smooth … or rattled : CLOSE SHAVE
The answer "CLOSE SHAVE" fits the clue because it refers to a situation where something narrowly avoids going wrong. It can leave you feeling smooth, as in having a close, clean shave, or rattled, as in being shaken up by a close call.
Jazz pianist ___ Jamal : AHMAD
The answer is "AHMAD" because Ahmad Jamal is a well-known jazz pianist.
Labors away at : TOILS OVER
The answer "TOILS OVER" is the right solution because it accurately describes someone who is working hard and putting in a lot of effort. They are laboring away and toiling over a task or project.
Land united by Theseus : ATTICA
The answer to "Land united by Theseus" is "ATTICA" because Attica is a historical region in Greece that was united under the leadership of Theseus, a mythical king of Athens.
Lead-in to cumulus : ALTO-
The answer "ALTO-" is the right solution because it is a common prefix that is used to describe a type of cloud formation known as "alto-cumulus." The clue is asking for the lead-in to cumulus, and "ALTO-" fits perfectly as the prefix that precedes cumulus in this context.
Like many fourth graders : TEN
The answer "TEN" is the right solution because fourth graders are typically around the age of ten.
Like many Instagram influencers : PHOTOGENIC
The answer "PHOTOGENIC" is the right solution because Instagram influencers are known for their appealing and visually attractive photos. Being "PHOTOGENIC" means they have a natural ability to look good in photographs.
Like many outstretched catches : ONE-HANDED
The answer "ONE-HANDED" is the right solution because when a catch is described as "outstretched," it means that the player is reaching out their arm to catch the ball. In this context, "one-handed" refers to the act of catching the ball with only one hand, which is often impressive and requires great skill.
Like ships at harbor : MOORED
The word "moored" is the right solution to the clue "Like ships at harbor" because when ships are moored, they are securely anchored or tied up in a harbor.
Line of Android smartphones : MOTO
The answer is "MOTO" because it is a well-known line of Android smartphones produced by Motorola.
Livid state : IRE
The word "ire" is commonly used to describe a state of extreme anger or lividness. Therefore, it is the right solution for the clue "Livid state."
Locale for an orchestra : PIT
The answer "PIT" is the right solution because it refers to the area in front of the stage where the orchestra sits during a performance.
Long of Hollywood : NIA
The answer to "Long of Hollywood" is "NIA" because Nia Long is an American actress known for her roles in various films and TV shows.
Longtime N.B.A. executive ___ Ujiri : MASAI
The answer is "MASAI" because Masai Ujiri is a well-known and long-time executive in the National Basketball Association (NBA).
Lucille Clifton’s “Homage to My Hips,” for one : ODE
The answer is "ODE" because "Homage to My Hips" is a type of poem, and an ode is a specific type of poem that expresses admiration or praise for something.
Madrid or Barcelona, por ejemplo : CIUDAD
The word "CIUDAD" is the correct answer because it translates to "city" in English. The clue is asking for a Spanish word that represents both Madrid and Barcelona, which are major cities in Spain. Therefore, "CIUDAD" fits perfectly as the answer.
Many shelter pups : MUTTS
The term "mutts" refers to mixed-breed dogs, which are commonly found in animal shelters. Therefore, "Many shelter pups" can be accurately described as "MUTTS".
Mayberry character : OPIE
The answer to "Mayberry character" is "OPIE" because Opie is a well-known character from the classic TV show "The Andy Griffith Show" which was set in the fictional town of Mayberry.
Midwest metropolis : Abbr.
The answer to "Midwest metropolis" is "Abbr." because it is an abbreviation for a city in the Midwest.
Moved confidently : STRODE
The answer to "Moved confidently" is "STRODE" because it is a past tense verb that means to walk with long steps in a confident manner.
Much of a waiter’s income, typically : TIPS
The answer "TIPS" is the right solution because waiters often rely on tips as a significant portion of their income.
Nail polish brand : ESSIE
OPI is a well-known brand of nail polish that offers a wide range of colors and finishes. It is a popular choice among consumers and is often featured in salons and beauty supply stores.
Name that’s also a state abbreviation : IDA
The answer "IDA" is the right solution because it is both a name and a state abbreviation. In this case, "IDA" refers to the state of Idaho.
Native Americans of Nebraska : OMAHAS
The answer to "Native Americans of Nebraska" is "OMAHAS" because the Omahas are a Native American tribe that historically inhabited the region of Nebraska.
Oil holder, maybe : EASEL
The answer to "Oil holder, maybe" is "EASEL" because an easel is a stand used by artists to hold their canvas while they paint, and oil is a type of paint that artists commonly use.
Ones agreeing silently : NODDERS
The word "nodders" is the right solution because it refers to people who agree silently by nodding their heads. They are called "nodders" because they communicate their agreement through a nodding motion.
Opposite of a rave : PAN
The answer to "Opposite of a rave" is "PAN" because a rave is a lively and enthusiastic event, while "pan" means to criticize or express disapproval, which is the opposite of being enthusiastic.
Paris’s ___ de la Cité : ILE
The answer to "Paris's ___ de la Cité" is "ILE" because "Île de la Cité" is a small island located in the center of the city of Paris, France. "Île" is the French word for "island," making it the correct answer.
Part of 108-Down : LOS
The answer "LOS" is the right solution because it is a part of the answer to the clue "108-Down." It is a common abbreviation for "Los Angeles" and is often used in crossword puzzles to refer to the city.
Part of a dance : STEP
The answer to "Part of a dance" is "STEP" because a step is a fundamental movement in many dances.
Past : AGO
The word "ago" refers to a time in the past. It is commonly used to indicate how much time has passed since a particular event. Therefore, "ago" is the right solution for the clue "Past."
Physicist Fermi : ENRICO
The answer to "Physicist Fermi" is "ENRICO" because Enrico Fermi was a renowned Italian physicist known for his work on nuclear physics and the development of the first nuclear reactor.
Plains tribe : OTOE
The Otoe (also spelled Oto) tribe is a Native American Plains tribe that historically lived along the Missouri River in Nebraska, Kansas, and Iowa.
Poet’s planet : ORB
The answer "ORB" is the right solution because in poetry, the word "orb" is often used to refer to the planet Earth.
Possessive preceding Pieces and Puffs : REESE’S
The possessive form "Possessive preceding" indicates that we are looking for a word that shows ownership or belonging. "Pieces and Puffs" are the objects that are being possessed. The answer "REESE'S" refers to the brand name "Reese's," which is commonly associated with chocolate and peanut butter treats. Therefore, "Possessive preceding Pieces and Puffs" refers to the ownership of the candy brand "Reese's."
Practiced hypergamy : MARRIED UP
The term "hypergamy" refers to the practice of marrying someone of a higher social status. In this context, "married up" means marrying someone who is higher in social standing. Therefore, "married up" is the right answer to the clue "Practiced hypergamy."
Precursor to Windows : MS-DOS
The answer "MS-DOS" is the right solution because it was the operating system developed by Microsoft that preceded the introduction of Windows.
Prix fixe offering : SET MENU
The answer "SET MENU" is the right solution because a prix fixe offering refers to a fixed menu with a predetermined selection of dishes offered at a set price.
Pub diversion : DARTS
The answer "DARTS" is the right solution for the clue "Pub diversion" because darts is a popular game often played in pubs as a form of entertainment and diversion.
Pulitzer Prize winner for “A Death in the Family” : AGEE
The answer is "AGEE" because James Agee was the author of the novel "A Death in the Family" which won the Pulitzer Prize.
Put into effect : INSTITUTE
The word "institute" means to put into effect or establish something, such as a rule, system, or organization. Therefore, "institute" is the right answer for the clue "Put into effect."
Roald Dahl heroine : MATILDA
The answer to "Roald Dahl heroine" is "MATILDA" because Matilda is the name of the main character in Roald Dahl's popular children's book titled "Matilda."
Rocket-shaped candy : ASTRO POP
The answer "ASTRO POP" is the right solution because it accurately describes a rocket-shaped candy. The word "ASTRO" suggests space or outer space, while "POP" refers to a type of candy that is often in the shape of a lollipop. Therefore, "ASTRO POP" fits the clue perfectly.
Romantic dramedy directed by Sofia Coppola (2003) : LOST in TRANSLATION
The answer "LOST in TRANSLATION" is the right solution because it is a romantic dramedy film directed by Sofia Coppola in 2003.
See 18- : … THE CUCKOO’S NEST
The answer to "See 18-" is "... THE CUCKOO'S NEST" because it is a common phrase used to refer to the famous novel "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" by Ken Kesey. The clue is indicating that another clue, likely numbered 18, will provide more context or information.
Semiautobiographical film set in rural Montana (1992) : A RIVER RUNS through IT
The answer "A RIVER RUNS THROUGH IT" is the right solution because it is a semiautobiographical film directed by Robert Redford, released in 1992, and set in rural Montana.
Send, as payment : REMIT
The word "remit" means to send money as a payment. It is commonly used in financial contexts when making a payment or sending funds.
Some golf scores : PARS
The answer "PARS" is the right solution to the clue "Some golf scores" because "PAR" is the term used to describe the expected number of strokes a skilled golfer should take to complete a hole or a round. Therefore, "PARS" refers to multiple instances of achieving the expected score in golf.
Spacecraft for NASA’s Artemis 1 mission : ORION
The answer "ORION" is the right solution because it is the spacecraft that NASA is using for their Artemis 1 mission.
Spike of cinema : LEE
The answer "LEE" is the right solution because Spike Lee is a well-known and influential filmmaker in the cinema industry.
Started off gently : EASED IN
The phrase "started off gently" suggests a gradual or soft beginning. The answer "EASED IN" fits perfectly as it means to start or initiate something slowly and gently.
Subject of sticker shock : COST
The term "sticker shock" refers to the feeling of surprise or dismay when seeing a high price tag. Therefore, the answer "COST" accurately reflects the subject of this feeling.
Tampa’s ___ Arena : AMALIE
The answer is "Amalie" because Amalie Arena is the name of the arena located in Tampa.
They deal with a lot of baggage, for short : TSA
The answer "TSA" stands for Transportation Security Administration. They are the agency responsible for handling baggage and security checks at airports. Therefore, they deal with a lot of baggage, making "TSA" the correct answer to the clue.
Tolkien’s Treebeard, for example : ENT
The answer to "Tolkien’s Treebeard, for example" is "ENT" because in J.R.R. Tolkien's Middle-earth, Ents are a race of tree-like creatures, and Treebeard is one of the most famous Ents.
Ultimate medical breakthrough : PANACEA
The answer "PANACEA" is the right solution because it means a universal remedy or solution for all problems or diseases. It fits the clue "Ultimate medical breakthrough" as it implies a groundbreaking discovery that can cure all ailments.
Univ. of Maryland athletes : TERPS
The answer to "Univ. of Maryland athletes" is "TERPS" because "TERPS" is the nickname for the University of Maryland sports teams.
Uproar : RIOT
The answer "RIOT" is the right solution because it is a synonym for "uproar."
Verbally hesitate : HEM
The word "hem" means to hesitate or pause verbally. It is a short and simple answer that fits the clue perfectly.
Warm offering at a sushi bar : HOT SAKE
The answer "HOT SAKE" is the right solution because it is a warm beverage commonly served at sushi bars.
What an opener precedes : MAIN ACT
The answer "MAIN ACT" is the right solution because an opener typically precedes the main act in a performance or show.
With 23-, second film to win all five major Academy Awards (1975) : ONE FLEW over …
The answer is "ONE FLEW over …" because it is the second film to win all five major Academy Awards in 1975.
With an unseen portion of 128-, Oscar-winning martial arts film (2000) : CROUCHING TIGER, hidden dragon
The answer "CROUCHING TIGER, hidden dragon" is the right solution because it is an Oscar-winning martial arts film from 2000. The clue mentions an "unseen portion of 128-", which is a clever way of indicating the word "hidden" in the answer.
Word before likely or wanted : MOST …
The answer to "Word before likely or wanted" is "MOST" because it fits the clue and makes sense grammatically. In this context, "most likely" and "most wanted" are common phrases.
WSW’s opposite : ENE
The answer "ENE" stands for "East-Northeast," which is the opposite direction to "West-Southwest" (WSW). It is a commonly used abbreviation in compass directions.
Yogi Bear wears one, despite having no shirt : TIE
The answer is "TIE" because Yogi Bear is known for wearing a necktie around his neck, even though he doesn't wear a shirt.
___ acid : AMINO
The answer "AMINO" is the right solution because it is a common prefix used in chemistry to indicate the presence of an amino group.
“Dónde ___?” (“Where are you?”) : ESTAS
The answer "ESTAS" is the right solution because it is the second person singular form of the verb "estar" in Spanish, meaning "to be." In the context of the clue, it is asking "Where are you?" in Spanish.
“Must be something ___” : I ATE
The phrase "Must be something I ate" is a common expression used to explain an upset stomach or illness that is likely caused by something the person ate. The answer "IATE" is a play on words, using the homophone "ate" to complete the phrase.
“OMG, enough already!” : TMI!
The answer "TMI!" is the right solution because it stands for "Too Much Information," which is often used to express that someone has shared more details than necessary or wanted.
“Portlandia” airer : IFC
The answer to "Portlandia airer" is "IFC" because IFC is the abbreviation for the Independent Film Channel, which is the network that airs the TV show "Portlandia".
“Put ___ on it!” : A LID
The phrase "Put a lid on it!" is a common idiom meaning to stop talking or to keep something quiet. In this context, "a lid" refers to closing or covering something, which fits the clue.
“Right away, boss!” : ON IT!
The phrase "Right away, boss!" is often used to express immediate action or willingness to comply with a request. The answer "ON IT!" conveys this sense of urgency and willingness to take action promptly. It is a concise and fitting response to the given clue.
“That’s my cue!” : I’M ON!
The phrase "That's my cue!" is often used to indicate that it's time for someone to start doing something. "IMON" is a shortened version of "I'm on," which is a common response to that phrase.
“The Hurt Locker” danger, for short : IED
The answer to "The Hurt Locker" danger, for short" is "IED" because IED stands for Improvised Explosive Device, which is a type of danger commonly depicted in the movie "The Hurt Locker."
“The Simpsons” grandpa : ABE
The answer to "The Simpsons" grandpa is "ABE" because the character's full name is Abraham Simpson, and "ABE" is a common nickname for the name Abraham.
“Well, fancy that!” : GEE!
The exclamation "Gee!" is often used to express surprise or astonishment, similar to the phrase "Well, fancy that!" Therefore, "GEE!" is the right answer for the clue.
“You can believe it!” : HONEST!
The phrase "You can believe it!" is often used to emphasize the truthfulness or sincerity of a statement. The word "HONEST!" is a fitting answer because it conveys the same meaning of being truthful or trustworthy.
“___ nothing” : IT’S
The answer to "“___ nothing”" is "IT’S" because when you say "It's nothing," you are dismissing or downplaying something as unimportant or insignificant.
“___-lish!” : DEE
The answer to "___-lish!" is "DEE" because "DEE" is a letter in the English alphabet and the clue is indicating that we need a word that ends with this letter.