10/20/16 Answer New York Times Crossword

10/20/16

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1D
Ferrara who directed “Bad Lieutenant,” 1992
ABEL

2D
San ___ (resort locale)
REMO

3D
Got together for a party?
CAUCUSED

4D
___ Baiul, 1994 Winter Olympics figure skating gold medalist
OKSANA

5D
Rx overseer
FDA

6D
Henry Purcell’s “Dido’s Lament,” e.g.
ARIA

7D
Composed
CALM

8D
Help for one with serious allergies
EPIPEN

9D
Host
SEA

10D
We’re on!
IT’S A DATE!

11D
Savages
BRUTES

12D
Second cousin?
MOMENT

13D
Time out?
SIESTA

18D
Offensive words
SLURS

19D
Strengthen, with “up”
SHORE

24D
Gets by
MAKES DO

26D
1960s western starring Clint Eastwood
RAWHIDE

27D
Tree with “helicopter seeds”
ASH

28D
Spot of ___
TEA

29D
Long in Hollywood
NIA

30D
Jesse who lost the governor’s race to Ronald Reagan in 1970
UNRUH

35D
Ecstatic
JUBILANT

37D
Prefix with cycle
TRI-

39D
Where some long runs take place
BROADWAY

40D
Science class, informally
BIO

41D
One who has trouble passing the bar?
SOT

43D
Virile
MANLY

45D
Venture (forth)
SALLY

47D
Worker with hides
TANNER

48D
World Cup chant
OLE OLE!

49D
Luke’s Jedi mentor
OBI-WAN

50D
14-legged crustacean
ISOPOD

51D
Turn white, maybe
BLEACH

56D
The Persistence of Memory artist
DALI

57D
It’s a long story
EPIC

59D
Related
TOLD

60D
Never to be repeated
ONCE

62D
Home Depot competitor
ACE

63D
Pretense
ACT

1A
Music direction meaning “with the bow”
ARCO

5A
What a physiognomist studies
FACES

10A
Some servers
IBMS

14A
Cardinal feature
BEAK

15A
Window treatment
DRAPE

16A
Star Trek: T.N.G. crew member
TROI

17A
Supposedly, some Australian birds can participate in the America’s Cup, palindromically
EMUS SAIL, I ASSUME

20A
What all politics is said to be
LOCAL

21A
One turned on by a rock star?
AMP

22A
Can’t take
HATES

23A
One for the money?
UNUM

25A
Tending to wear away
ERODENT

27A
Peter the Great, Mother Teresa and Bob Marley, palindromically
A TSAR, A NUN, A RASTA

31A
Go with
SEE

32A
Superficially injure
SKIN

33A
Word with bar or blanket
WET

34A
The last of the Pillars of Islam
HADJ

36A
Last word in the Gettysburg Address
EARTH

38A
Goes back
EBBS

42A
Silence fillers
UMS

44A
Topaz novelist, 1967
URIS

46A
Kia subcompact
RIO

47A
My concealment of that footwear was so unfortunate, palindromically
TOO BAD I HID A BOOT

52A
Many lab rats
ALBINOS

53A
___ Moss (women’s clothing label)
ELLA

54A
Sam of “Jurassic Park”
NEILL

55A
Praise that’s not prose
ODE

58A
Resulted in
LED TO

61A
That tropical entry could not have captured first place in the fruit competition, palindromically
NO WAY A PAPAYA WON

64A
Dash
ELAN

65A
Cause of some cries from the crib
COLIC

66A
Advanced high school class, informally
CALC

67A
Monopoly expense
RENT

68A
Official pronouncement
EDICT

69A
Stevenson villain
HYDE