Below you will find all the answers for the The Chronicle of Higher Education Crossword Answers - Nov 10 2017.
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| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| 'Render ___ Caesar ...' | UNTO |
| 'The Glory and the Nothing of ___': Byron | ANAME |
| 'The Swan' in Saint-Saëns's 'Carnival of the Animals' | CELLO |
| 1940s blockade enforcers | UBOATS |
| Actress Feldshuh | TOVAH |
| Ancient ascetic | ESSENE |
| Astronomical units of distance | PARSECS |
| Balloon-popping noise | BLAM |
| Bar with bearings | AXLE |
| Beaded calculators | ABACI |
| Betray surprise | GASP |
| Bloodhound's clue | SPOOR |
| Brian who composed the 'Microsoft sound' | ENO |
| Cameo stone | ONYX |
| Dentist's concern | ENAMEL |
| Div. of 40 Down | LTYR |
| Drink often served with a spoon-straw | ICEE |
| Dumbarton ___ (D.C. estate gifted to Harvard University) | OAKS |
| Dynasty widely considered the zenith of Chinese poetry | TANG |
| Emphasize ad nauseam | HAMMERAT |
| Ending with switch or sock | EROO |
| Event with booths | EXPO |
| Faucet | TAP |
| Filming locations | SETS |
| Finishes that aren't merely close | DEADHEATS |
| Flout curfew, maybe | STAYOUT |
| Footnote abbr | ETSEQ |
| Founding father who said 'All might be free if they valued freedom, and defended it as they ought' | SAMUELADAMS |
| Hang around | LINGER |
| Hot topic after Oscar nominations are announced | SNUBS |
| Ideal conditions | OPTIMA |
| Implore | BEG |
| Important point at the dinner table? | TINE |
| Island in a palindrome | ELBA |
| It's bad when it's outstanding | DEBT |
| It's on one side of the Bering Strait | ASIA |
| Katharine who starred in 'The Stepford Wives' | ROSS |
| Kin of -esque | ISH |
| Large but unspecific degrees | NTHS |
| Made like a bovine | MOOED |
| Main storage unit? | SEACHEST |
| Mast-to-tackle rope | TYE |
| Muggy | HUMID |
| Mythical founder of Carthage | DIDO |
| Offer a charitable interpretation of, say | SPIN |
| Overtake | PASS |
| Perspicacious | SAGE |
| Philistine | CRASS |
| Practice stenciling, e.g | TRACE |
| Pronto | ASAP |
| Put on a pedestal | EXALT |
| Real-life counterpart of Snowball in 'Animal Farm' | LEONTROTSKY |
| Rustic | YOKEL |
| San ___ (Bay Area city or county) | MATEO |
| Scheherazade's specialty | TALE |
| Skull and Bones members | ELIS |
| Small fry | TOTS |
| Societal bracket | CASTE |
| Spy's accrual, informally | INTEL |
| Subatomic particle | PION |
| Subject of an Andy Warhol silkscreen held by the Art Institute of Chicago | MAOTSETUNG |
| Suffix with consist | ENCY |
| Take advantage of | USE |
| They may be imperative | SENTENCES |
| They stick around the office | POSTITS |
| Thousands, in a heist | GEES |
| Troop-entertaining gp | USO |
| Votes out of office | UNSEATS |
| What WD-40 often eradicates | SQUEAKS |
| Whom Sartre called 'the most complete human being of our age' | CHEGUEVARA |
| World capital on the Atlantic | RABAT |
| WWI vice admiral Maximilian von ___ | SPEE |
| Zither cousins | LYRES |
| Zone | SECTOR |
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