8/14/16 Answer New York Times Crossword

8/14/16

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1D
Preceder of snaps
HUTS

2D
Dept. of Labor branch
OSHA

3D
Lose a tan, say
PEEL

4D
Uranium 238 and strontium 90
ISOTOPES

5D
Original “S.N.L.” cast member
RADNER

6D
Rags-to-riches writer
ALGER

7D
January detritus
FIRS

8D
Body image grp.
TSA

9D
Sirens, e.g.
ALERTS

10D
Pinkish orange
CORAL

11D
According to ___ (by the rules)
HOYLE

12D
Subj. for an au pair, maybe
ESL

13D
Product possibly named after a real physician
DR PEPPER

14D
One stop on Chicago’s Blue Line
O’HARE

15D
Greasy spoons
DINERS

16D
Common soccer score
ONE-NIL

17D
1
SOLELY

20D
Caligula, e.g.
TYRANT

24D
Gallbladder neighbor
LIVER

25D
Like dirty water
MURKY

29D
Ruckus
STIR

31D
Enough!, to a Roman
BASTA!

32D
___ park
THEME

33D
___ me!
SPARE

34D
Focus of onomastics
NAMES

35D
Frost-covered biochemical solid?
ICY STEROL (icy stare -al)

36D
See 5-Across
RAPID

40D
Hell of a location?
HADES

41D
Banana Republic competitor
J.CREW

42D
Good listeners
EARS

43D
Big name in Scotch
DEWAR’S

45D
Love Actually, e.g.
ROMCOM

46D
Battle of Hastings participants
SAXONS

48D
Like actor Flynn post-dieting?
THIN ERROL (thin air -al)

49D
A good thing to get out of
RUT

50D
Black ___
OPS

52D
Gung-ho
KEEN

53D
Cutting costs?
KNIVES

54D
Bathroom fixture
BIDET

55D
One of the Jacksons
LA TOYA

58D
Banished
EXILED

61D
I’m still waiting …?
WELL …?

63D
Roused
WOKEN

64D
Gets ready to do a load, say
SORTS

65D
Driving aid
MAP

66D
65-Across producer, maybe
EWE

67D
Plains dwellers
CREE

68D
Arrondissement heads?
TETES

69D
Macduff, for one
THANE

70D
Disseminated
SOWED

73D
Request from
ASK OF

74D
Katherine who co-starred in “27 Dresses”
HEIGL

77D
It stops talking
GAG ORDER

80D
Telemarketer’s action
COLD CALL

82D
Notable whistle blowers
REFS

83D
Green shampoo
PRELL

84D
Sang gracefully
LILTED

85D
___ acid
BORIC

86D
Died down
ABATED

87D
Little fingers or toes
MINIMI

88D
Buzz in space
ALDRIN

90D
Tut-tutters
PRUDES

91D
Attacked, with “out”
LASHED

93D
One-eyed female on “Futurama”
LEELA

94D
Shake
EVADE

95D
The Cascades, e.g.
RANGE

96D
Monument Valley sighting
BUTTE

99D
Gimme!
MINE!

100D
Common calculus calculation
AREA

101D
Signs (on)
LOGS

102D
Booking time
SLOT

104D
Bunny boss
HEF

105D
Small lump of tobacco
WAD

1C
Southwestern cliff dwellers
HOPI

5C
Means of going down a 36-Down
RAFT

9C
Have a hole in one’s heart
ACHE

13C
Meatheads
DODOS

18C
A Swiss army knife has a lot of them
USES

19C
Cream of the crop
A-LIST

21C
Heads for Britain?
LOOS

22C
Thick-skinned grazer
RHINO

23C
Actress Streep playing a centenarian?
THE OLD GRAY MERYL (“The Old Gray Mare” -al)

26C
News show group
PANEL

27C
Soup accompaniers, often
SALTINES

28C
Like the settings of typical Grant Wood paintings
RURAL

29C
Unruffled
SERENE

30C
___ the top
OVER

31C
Risky business for a compiler of quotations?
BARTLETT PERIL (Bartlett pear -al)

33C
Good shot?
SNIPER

36C
Counterparts of files
RANKS

37C
Smart
HIP

38C
Not obvious to most
SLY

39C
Evident worrywart
PACER

40C
Done quickly
HASTY

41C
Protested from the stands
JEERED

44C
___ Kitchen (frozen food brand)
AMY’S

45C
Not wandering, say
RAPT

46C
Attorney general’s investigation target
SCAM

47C
Like funk, now
RETRO

51C
Low-___
RES

52C
Alaskan beer container?
KODIAK BARREL (Kodiak bear -al)

56C
Beat the tar out of
WHUP

57C
Honorific for a colleague
ESTEEMED

59C
Vetoes
NIXES

60C
Lies ahead
AWAITS

62C
Co. captains?
EXECS

63C
Typographical no-no
WIDOW

64C
SiriusXM star
STERN

65C
Some fine wool
MERINO

67C
Charming group?
COVEN

68C
Some True Value purchases
TOOL SETS

71C
Bad way to go?
AWOL

72C
Promote singer Crow’s music?
MARKET SHERYL (market share -al)

75C
P pronounced like an R
RHO

76C
Pequod’s co-owner
PELEG

78C
Meets with
SEES

79C
James who sang “Good Rockin’ Daddy”
ETTA

80C
Throat part
CRAW

81C
Shade in
DARKEN

83C
Layers
PLIES

85C
Wilderness Road trailblazer
BOONE

86C
Fitness grp.
AMA

89C
Nat ___ (channel)
GEO

90C
Self-righteous types
PRIGS

91C
Hung out
LOLLED

92C
Debt for comedian Will?
BILL OF FERRELL (bill of fare -al)

96C
Poet
BARD

97C
Celsius of the Celsius scale
ANDERS

98C
Safe place
VAULT

99C
Hamilton and “1776”
MUSICALS

103C
Beat
TIRED

104C
I can’t help you, but the Brady Bunch mom will be happy to assist?
HANDLE WITH CAROL (handle with care -al)

106C
___ Durkheim, so-called “father of sociology”
EMILE

107C
Nervous people are on it
EDGE

108C
Who wrote “A great flame follows a little spark”
DANTE

109C
Part of some small buildings
LEGO

110C
Gulf cash
DINAR

111C
Charges
FEES

112C
Monopoly holding
DEED

113C
Like a headlining act, typically
LAST