Here are the answers to The Washington Post Crossword puzzles Tuesday February 9, 2021.
“__ the ramparts … ” – OER
*Evidence in white-collar crime – PAPERTRAIL
*Nostalgic place for a walk – MEMORYLANE
*Place to pursue pleasure – PRIMROSEPATH
*Place with no options – ENDOFTHEROAD
Alabama march city – SELMA
Aphrodite’s love – ADONIS
Arctic diving bird – AUK
Australian gem – OPAL
Author of macabre tales – POE
Batman and Robin wore them – MASKS
Bonn mister – HERR
Break up, as a bovine team – UNYOKE
Brought back to its original condition – RESTORED
Bumped into – MET
Cry of approval … and what the end of each answer to a starred clue is – WAYTOGO
Curved moldings – OGEES
D.C. figure – SEN
Diner sticker – TINE
Dunkable cookie – OREO
Ewe sounds – BAAS
Fire alerts – SIRENS
First home – EDEN
Fixed, as old shoes – REHEELED
Fly to avoid – TSETSE
Fowl pole – ROOST
Grand-scale poetry – EPOS
Have debts – OWE
Health resort – SPA
Icy street risk – SKID
Ilk – SORT
Like mosaic stones – INLAID
Like Odin and Loki – NORSE
Like one liable for libel – SUABLE
Limb on a rest – ARM
Line with a plug – WIRE
Map part – KEY
Measure of proficiency – TEST
Measure of versatility – USES
Merit – EARN
NFL passing stat – ATTEMPT
One drawn in the sand – LINE
One of the Three Bears – MAMA
One on your side – ALLY
Overnight option – INN
P-like Greek letter – RHO
Patella – KNEECAP
Plumbing concern – DRIP
Pool shot – CAROM
Porcine sounds – OINKS
Potpourri – OLIO
Pre-cooking job – PREP
Pro concerned with Apr. 15 – CPA
Rage – IRE
Relaxed – EASED
Remove from text – EDITOUT
Renter – LESSEE
Robin Cook’s breakout 1977 novel – COMA
Round of applause – HAND
Said, “I’ll have the lobster,” say – ORDERED
Seed cover – ARIL
Sign of summer – LEO
Some shower components – METEORS
Song for a diva – ARIA
Sordid – SEAMY
Spenser’s “The __ Queene” – FAERIE
Sturdy tree – OAK
Sunny pair? – ENS
The Boston Bruins retired his #4 in 1979 – ORR
Tons – ALOT
Trivial, as issues – MINOR
Type of mushroom – MOREL
Walk in the shallows – WADE
Web address – URL
Went in a taxi – RODE
Without end, to the Bard – EER
Without exception – ALL
Without help – ALONE
