Here are the answers to The Washington Post Crossword puzzles Sunday April 11 2021.
“A Hard Road to Glory” author – ASHE
“All That Jazz” director – FOSSE
“Copacabana” showgirl – LOLA
“Criminal Minds” agent played by Matthew Gray Gubler – REID
“Dream on!” – ASIF
“East of Eden” director Kazan – ELIA
“My Heart Will Go On” singer – DION
“The Lion King” lion – NALA
“Your turn” – OVER
14th-century Russian ruler – IVANI
1994 Peace co-Nobelist – PERES
24-hr. conveniences – ATMS
Absorbent fabric – TERRY
Actress Cornish of “Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri” – ABBIE
Acts disrespectfully toward – SASSES
Affect – GETTO
Ancient colonnade – STOA
Ancient Greek medical researcher – GALEN
Ancient Greek theater – ODEON
Appear – ACT
Artist El __ – GRECO
Asmara is its capital – ERITREA
Attending USC, e.g – INLA
Author Rita __ Brown – MAE
Author’s assumed character – PERSONA
B&O and Reading – RRS
Back – ENDORSE
Bad day for Caesar – IDES
Bad look – LEER
Bakery buy – TART
Ballpark figs – MGRS
Beginning – OUTSET
Big East team – PITT
Big name in water filters – BRITA
Blow – ERUPT
Bonneville racing venue – SALTFLATS
Brainstorm – IDEA
Brings (out) – TROTS
Carry away – ELATE
Catering supply – STERNO
Chewie’s pal – HAN
City on the Po – TURIN
Clerical vestments – ALBS
Coastal flier – ERN
Cold shower? – SLEET
Commercials – ADS
Corporate symbols – LOGOS
Country music sound – TWANG
Country rocker Steve – EARLE
Court command – ORDER
D-Day craft – LSTS
D-Day French city – STLO
Daisylike bloom – ASTER
Delhi dairy drink – LASSI
Dialogue-stopping button? – MUTE
Did a flower garden task – DEADHEADED
Do a yard job – MOW
Double agent Aldrich – AMES
Drill wielder: Abbr – DDS
Dues payer: Abbr – MEM
Egg cells – OVA
Einstein’s “m” – MASS
Excessively – TOAFAULT
Father-and-son actors – ALDAS
Feeler – ANTENNA
Fire remnant – EMBER
Fits to __ – ATEE
Flip-flop – THONG
Flower named for its color and shape – BLUEBELL
Future educator’s goal – TEACHINGCERTIFICATE
Got the point? – SCORED
Half a fly – TSE
Hang (around), as with a friend – PAL
Heaps affection (on) – DOTES
Helped plan a job, maybe – ABETTED
Highland wear – KILT
Holiday that marks the end of Ramadan – EID
In pieces – ASUNDER
Ingratiate – ENDEAR
Irish nationalist Robert – EMMET
It’s against the motion – NOVOTE
Japanese drama – NOH
Law firm standout – LEGALEAGLE
Lay down the law – LEGISLATE
Left, as a sinking ship – ABANDONED
Light songs – LILTS
Like Joel Goodson’s business, in a 1983 film – RISKY
Like marathons – LONG
Likely – APT
Liquid transfer device – SIPHON
Live for evil, say? – ANAGRAM
Luxury – FRILL
Make stout – FATTEN
Manners – MODES
Marines NCO – SSGT
Maryland’s Fort __ – MEADE
More than simmer – BOIL
NBC weekend fixture, briefly – SNL
Near-perfect bridge feat – SMALLSLAM
Nickname for Esther – TESS
Obtain by trickery – WANGLE
Office alerts – MEMOS
Olympics segment – EVENT
Out with permission, maybe – ONLEAVE
Page-bottom abbr – CONTD
Part of A.D – ANNO
Penny attachment – SAVER
Perfume name – ESTEE
Perth protest – OCH
PGA rival of Tiger – PHIL
Piano’s soft pedal, for one – DAMPER
Places to hang – HAUNTS
Probably not a good sign at a picnic – ANT
Proverbial bone breakers – STICKS
Put on a jury – EMPANEL
Rabbit predators – STOATS
Respectful greeting – SALUTE
Sleek, for short – AERO
Some “ER” roles – RNS
South American shocker – ELECTRICEEL
Spanish “that” – ESA
Stay afloat, in a way – TREADWATER
Surrounded by – AMIDST
Swordfish __ – STEAK
Symbols in some pop group names – COMMAS
Tennis star Osaka – NAOMI
Tennis umpire’s order after odd-numbered games … and a hint to the two sets of circled letters in each of eight answers – CHANGEENDS
Terrible time? – AGETWO
Tight headgear – DORAG
Toy with runners – SLED
Trounce – SHELLAC
U.S. govt. broadcaster – VOA
Vietnam War defoliant – AGENTORANGE
Warm, in a game – NEAR
Way off – AFAR
Wheel alignment – TOEIN
Word containing three of itself – ESSES
Words in some pop group names – ANDS
Wrap in a bandage – SWATHE
Young __ – UNS
__ oil – SHALE
__ school – MED
