9/25/16 Answer New York Times Crossword

9/25/16

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1D
Ovum
EGG CELL

2D
Walden writer
THOREAU

3D
Wild Thing rapper
TONE LOC

4D
How many college textbooks are bought
USED

5D
Lot of fun, informally
GAS

6D
Saint for whom a Minnesota college is named
OLAF

7D
___ Hari
MATA

8D
Powerless group?
AMISH

9D
It’s worse than you can imagine
DON’T ASK

10D
Org.
ASSN

11D
Party handouts
SWAG BAGS

12D
Wicked
SINFUL

13D
___ Chigurh, villain in “No Country for Old Men”
ANTON

14D
It takes months to complete
YEAR

15D
Cheering done in a plaza?
SQUARE ROOTING (“square root”)

16D
Baked with breadcrumbs and cheese
AU GRATIN

17D
Bringing up the rear
DEAD LAST

19D
Set off, as a security alarm
TRIP

28D
China display
TEASET

30D
Under the wire, so to speak
IN TIME

31D
___ speed
WARP

34D
Cockpit datum: Abbr.
ALT

39D
Merely superficial
SKIN-DEEP

41D
Olympics events rarely shown in prime time
PRELIMS

42D
Carried chairs
SEDANS

44D
Nephew of Cain
ENOS

45D
King who’s a friend of Oprah
GAYLE

47D
First name in fashion
YVES

48D
Word after liquid or fixed
ASSET

49D
Sword fight sound
CLANG

53D
___ of Glamis, title in Shakespeare
THANE

55D
Corp money pros
CFOS

56D
One holding many positions
YOGI

57D
Big fan of the “Lord of the Flies” author?
GOLDING DIGGER (“gold digger”)

59D
Mirror buildup, at times
STEAM

61D
Dangerous backyard projectile
LAWN DART

63D
Pop
BURST

64D
Erroneously hit “reply all” instead of “reply,” say
MISSENT

65D
Late author Wiesel
ELIE

66D
Thatching material
REED

68D
Underpinning
BASIS

69D
Text on an iPad, say
E-BOOK

70D
Collars
RUNS IN

73D
Really feels the heat
BAKES

75D
See 79-Down
AURA

77D
Hoped-for result of swiping right on Tinder
DATE

78D
Hot
EROTIC

79D
75-Down around a saint
NIMBUS

80D
Wardens enforce them
GAME LAWS

81D
Emotionally, if not physically
IN SPIRIT

83D
TV spinoff of 2002
CSI: MIAMI

87D
Narrow arm of the sea
LOCH

89D
Part of the inner ear
COCHLEA

90D
Channel with “Family Feud” reruns
GSN

91D
Sound of a pebble hitting water
KERPLOP!

92D
Galápagos Islands’ country
ECUADOR

93D
Setting for many New Yorker cartoons
THERAPY

95D
They get wetter as they dry
TOWELS

99D
Actor Milo
O’SHEA

101D
Bottom line
YIELD

103D
Beer ___
NUTS

106D
DVR choice
TIVO

107D
Refrain syllables
TRAS

108D
Pluto flyby org.
NASA

109D
Enthrall
GRIP

111D
They come straight the horse’s mouth
BITS

115D
Bottom line
NET

1A
Lament after being backstabbed
ET TU?

5A
Crack up
GO MAD

10A
Test one’s metal?
ASSAY

15A
Down
SAD

18A
Classic word game
GHOST

20A
Dollar competitor
ALAMO

21A
Contemptible sort
SWINE

22A
___ linda! (“How pretty!,” in Spanish)
QUE

23A
One who’s dunzo
GONER

24A
Glossy fabric
SATIN

25A
Dancer’s leader
SANTA

26A
The Bulldogs of the S.E.C.
UGA

27A
Line at the side of a photo
CREDIT

29A
Hoopster observing Ramadan?
FASTING FORWARD (“fast forward”)

32A
Electric ___
EEL

33A
Shepherd’s pie bit
PEA

35A
River through Seoul
HAN

36A
Bakery buy
BUN

37A
Nearly dried-up Asian sea
ARAL

38A
Country whose name becomes its language when you drop its last letter
LAOS

40A
Frequent Winter Olympics setting
ALPS

43A
Sign a third base coach, say
STEAL

45A
Van Susteren formerly of Fox News
GRETA

46A
Gangster Luciano performing a risqué prank?
LUCKY STREAKING (“lucky streak”)

49A
Ankle-exposing pants
CAPRIS

50A
___ been thinking …
I’VE

51A
Captains on The Atlantic, briefly?
EDS

52A
By and large
MOSTLY

54A
Neighbor of N.Y.
ONT

55A
Young swan
CYGNET

58A
Colleens
LASSES

60A
Uncommon spelling for a common greeting
HALLO

62A
Whole ___
FOODS

63A
I.Q. test name
BINET

64A
1982 1 hit with the line “Watch out boy she’ll chew you up”
MANEATER

67A
Look lecherously
OGLE

68A
Hobo at the wheel?
BUM STEERING (“bum steer”)

71A
Cunningness
WILE

72A
Many web advertisements
SIDEBARS

74A
Overly indulge in
ABUSE

75A
Movie Hall
ANNIE

76A
Bridge words
I PASS

77A
Evil spirits
DEMONS

79A
Gently jabbed
NUDGED

80A
Enliven, with “up”
GIN

82A
Build-it-yourself auto
KIT CAR

84A
Sugar suffix
OSE

85A
Flatow of NPR’s “Science Friday”
IRA

86A
Drops a line
ANGLES

88A
Where to buy certain Christmas decorations?
STOCKING MARKET (“stock market”)

94A
Early PC platform
MS-DOS

95A
Link with
TIE TO

96A
Accident-investigating agcy.
NTSB

97A
Part of STEM, for short
TECH

98A
Long tale
EPIC

99A
___-pah
OOM

100A
Subzero, maybe
ICY

102A
One whose life is in order?
NUN

104A
Lament
RUE

105A
Mild form of corporal punishment?
LIGHT SWITCHING (“light switch”)

110A
Poor
SUBPAR

112A
Home of the Pampas: Abbr.
ARG

113A
Rumor has it …
I HEAR …

114A
Partner of live
LEARN

116A
Actress Swinton
TILDA

117A
Golfer Michelle
WIE

118A
Scooby-Doo girl
VELMA

119A
Commercial cow
ELSIE

120A
Brownstone feature
STOOP

121A
The Bosporus, e.g.: Abbr.
STR

122A
Haven
OASIS

123A
Change with the times
ADAPT

124A
Moving well
SPRY