8/7/16 Answer New York Times Crossword

8/7/16

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1D
Ready
ON TAP

2D
Doggy
POOCH

3D
Rescue org.
ASPCA

4D
___ Moulins, Québec
LES

5D
Like some support payments
SPOUSAL

6D
Sets
HARDENS

7D
Follow, with “by”
ABIDE

8D
Take advantage of
USE

9D
Accident investigator, for short
NTSB

10D
Court player, in old lingo
CAGER

11D
Still on the loose
AT LARGE

12D
Not keep a secret
LEAK

13D
Special permits
VARIANCES

14D
Fix, as text
EMEND

15D
Singer Morissette
ALANIS

16D
Pizza topping
PINEAPPLE

17D
About which it was asked “Why are you blue?,” in a classic song
BROWN EYES

18D
Spunk
SASSINESS

24D
Quiz show fodder
TRIVIA

30D
One giving a wake-up call?
ROOSTER

31D
Overcast
GRAY

33D
Lots
REAMS

34D
Gilbert of “The Talk”
SARA

39D
Sci-fi or fantasy
GENRE

41D
Snack brand featured on “Mad Men”
UTZ

43D
Blot gently
DAB AT

44D
Actor Bergen of “Jersey Boys”
ERICH

45D
Novelist John Kennedy ___
TOOLE

46D
Grab by the collar, say
ACCOST

47D
Annan of the U.N.
KOFI

48D
Give heed
HEARKEN

53D
Digging
INTO

55D
Satisfactory
UP TO PAR

56D
Friend’s opposite
FOE

58D
Fig. for a librarian
ISBN

60D
Points
DOTS

62D
Prefix with masochistic
SADO-

63D
High degrees
NTHS

64D
Devotee of Dionysus
MAENAD

67D
Pond sight
LILY

69D
2000-15 TV drama
CSI

70D
Oh jeez!
YEESH!

71D
Chilling
ON ICE

72D
Bygone carrier
USAIR

75D
Morlocks’ prey, in sci-fi
ELOI

76D
Historic headline of 1898
J’ACCUSE!

77D
Old Irish character
OGHAM

79D
Up top!
GIMME FIVE!

80D
Anatolia, familiarly
ASIA MINOR

81D
Spot for the booby prize
LAST PLACE

82D
Groom
STABLEBOY

85D
Divulge
LET ON

88D
Start to fail?
EFF

90D
Go ___ great length
ON AT

91D
Grilled sandwich
PANINI

93D
Daughter on the animated “Bob’s Burgers”
TINA

94D
Egg-spensive jeweler?
FABERGE

95D
Saw through
WAS ONTO

96D
___ Unidos
ESTADOS

98D
Temple of Abu Simbel honoree
RAMSES

103D
___-Unis
ETATS

105D
Eye layers
UVEAS

107D
___ Locke, the so-called “Dean of the Harlem Renaissance”
ALAIN

108D
Champing at the bit
EAGER

109D
Native Israeli
SABRA

110D
Below, as a goal
SHY OF

112D
Tall and thin
LANK

113D
Warning letters on some graphic videos
NSFW

119D
Part of TNT
TRI-

120D
Pester
NAG

1C
Fall birthstone
OPAL

5C
___ of the Dead (2004 horror movie parody)
SHAUN

10C
Give birth on a farm, in a way
CALVE

15C
Black-and-white alerts, briefly
APBS

19C
Wine bouquet
NOSE

20C
Big brewer
PABST

21C
Starters
A-TEAM

22C
Old Italian bread
LIRA

23C
What’s in your attic? And do penthouses have better resale value? Find out in today’s ___
TOP STORIES

25C
Menacing look
GLARE

26C
Parts of décadas
ANOS

27C
Duke grp.
ACC

28C
Paul of “Ant-Man”
RUDD

29C
Museum officials report a priceless vase has shatteredC#Stay tuned for the ___
BREAKING NEWS

32C
Group attacked by John the Baptist
PHARISEES

35C
Bruin Bobby
ORR

36C
Eighth-century pope with the sixth-longest reign
ADRIAN I

37C
Snapchat co-founder Spiegel
EVAN

38C
Past
AGO

40C
Floor (it)
GUN

42C
White-barked tree
ASPEN

43C
A courtroom artist has been arrested for fraudC#___
DETAILS ARE SKETCHY

49C
Poet laureate Henry James ___
PYE

50C
Coffee’s draw
AROMA

51C
Epic poem section
CANTO

52C
Wye follower
ZEE

53C
Spots in la Seine
ILES

54C
Obits, basically
BIOS

55C
Mixed martial arts org.
UFC

57C
Many a new loan, for short
REFI

59C
Blue state
SADNESS

61C
Often-injured part of the knee, for short
ACL

62C
Fighting a liar, e.g.
SPOONERISM

65C
Blarney
ROT

66C
Schools are cracking down on their most tardy studentsC#We’ll have ___
THE LATEST

68C
Coming up, a pistol dueler tells us his stanceC#Now ___
BACK TO YOU

73C
Ringing words?
I DO

74C
Ones to keep up with
THE JONESES

78C
Tennis doubles?
ENS

79C
Paces at races
GALLOPS

83C
Smelting waste
SLAG

84C
Anaïs of “Henry & June”
NIN

85C
Princess with a twin
LEIA

86C
Well, well, old chap
I SAY

87C
Consumed
ATE

89C
Mexican-born golfer Lorena
OCHOA

91C
Joe of “My Cousin Vinny”
PESCI

92C
Start for deal or lead
MIS-

93C
After the break, people are leaving the city during winter because of crimeC#Plus ___
TRAFFIC AND WEATHER

97C
Mother: Prefix
MATRI-

99C
Curator’s deg.
BFA

100C
Thurman of “Henry & June”
UMA

101C
Come ___ surprise
AS NO

102C
Put on a jury
EMPANEL

104C
Clear the tables
BUS

106C
Savor
TASTINESS

111C
Our camera crew entered a one-hour photo shop at tenC#___
FILM AT ELEVEN

114C
Advance
LOAN

115C
Spa sound
AAH!

116C
Lead-in to much
IN AS …

117C
With ___ bodkin?: Hamlet
A BARE

118C
With more about those defending the accused, our reporter is ___
STANDING BY

121C
Sotto ___ (quietly)
VOCE

122C
Nation near Fiji
TONGA

123C
Corn chip
FRITO

124C
Sleek, informally
AERO

125C
You are, in Spain
ERES

126C
A comedian called Wanda
SYKES

127C
Grape nuts?
WINOS

128C
Tennis’s Steffi
GRAF