Below you will find all the answers for the The Chronicle of Higher Education Crossword Answers - Nov 16 2018.
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| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| 'I hear you!' | ROGER |
| 'Jabberwocky' opening | TWAS |
| 'Retail therapy' that maxes out your credit card, say | SPREE |
| '___ am I' (echo of denial) | NOR |
| '___ Hate Me' (Spike Lee film) | SHE |
| '___ we there yet?' | ARE |
| Agatha or Edgar, to mystery novelists | AWARD |
| Any moment | SOON |
| Bankrupt | RUIN |
| Bond adversary with prosthetic hands | DRNO |
| Bowled over | INAWE |
| Brand of 'unshareable' breakfast-food items | EGGO |
| Caustic 1956 play that surprised London audiences with the sight of an onstage ironing board ... or an alternate title for this puzzle | LOOKBACKINANGER |
| Change course | TURN |
| Chihuahua cheddar? | PESO |
| Chinese toys, briefly | PEKES |
| College in eastern New York founded by Franciscans | SIENA |
| Corner-office occupant, often | BOSS |
| Creamy Christmas bowlful | NOG |
| Do-it-yourself brand 'for the toughest jobs on planet Earth' | GORILLAGLUE |
| Dossier's contents, colloquially | INTEL |
| Dubious | IFFY |
| Duds | GARB |
| First-class | AONE |
| Flees from a union with | JILTS |
| Get rid of, in a way | ERASE |
| Gets into, as overalls | DONS |
| Give rise to | SPAWN |
| Guitar played with the hands and feet | PEDALSTEEL |
| High-end Honda | ACURA |
| Houses giving the appearance of both luxury and mass production | MCMANSIONS |
| In ___ parentis | LOCO |
| Initial minutes of a podcast, often | ADS |
| Jewish Community Center component gps | YMHAS |
| Kerfuffle | STIR |
| Language from which 'bazaar' is derived | FARSI |
| Legacy developer | SUBARU |
| Like some coffees | ICED |
| Loosen, as a knot | UNDO |
| Love handles, e.g | FLAB |
| Lowlife | CUR |
| Many a candidate for pres | SEN |
| Many an ESPN Deportes viewer | LATINO |
| Marbles with central bands of color | CATSEYES |
| Memo-heading abbr | ATTN |
| Merely | ONLY |
| Misses the mark | ERRS |
| MIT's ___ School of Management | SLOAN |
| Moved like a caterpillar | INCHED |
| Obsidian, once | LAVA |
| One reading a manual, often | USER |
| One to whom the Ganges is sacred | HINDU |
| Origami mishaps | TEARS |
| Pilot | FLIER |
| Plummets | DROPS |
| Raw material for chips or fries, informally | SPUD |
| Resembling, with 'to' | AKIN |
| Schleps | LUGS |
| Scrape (out) | EKE |
| Shade similar to mauve | LILAC |
| Ship's front | BOW |
| Side effect of anabolic steroids | ACNE |
| Singer of the 1966 hit Motown ballad 'What Becomes of the Brokenhearted' | JIMMYRUFFIN |
| Slightly | ATAD |
| Small detail, informally | NIT |
| Some choirs do it in concert | SWAY |
| Some Tibetan teachers | LAMAS |
| Something a castle may be under | SIEGE |
| Song of enduring popularity | STANDARD |
| Stable assets | STEEDS |
| Stay fresh | KEEP |
| Suffix with dull | ARD |
| To a ship's rear | AFT |
| Tribute in verse | ODE |
| Vex | TRY |
| Where Peter Rabbit becomes the source of plot holes? | VEGETABLEGARDEN |
| Word that can follow leap or light | YEAR |
| You might take it to school | BUS |
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