9/4/16 Answer New York Times Crossword

9/4/16

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1D
Things aggressive people may throw
ELBOWS

2D
Turkish money
LIRAS

3D
Cease! on the seas
AVAST!

4D
Answer to “Is Bonn the capital of Deutschland?”
NEIN

5D
Kind of camera, for short
SLR

6D
Releases
LOOSES

7D
Bio course: Abbr.
ANAT

8D
Mani-___
PEDI

9D
Ready!
I’M SET!

10D
It’s all good
NOT TO WORRY

11D
They mind their manors
FOOTMEN

12D
Foist (upon)
IMPOSE

13D
Most important piece in échecs
ROI

14D
Relatives of scooters
MOTORBIKES

15D
One of two in the Adidas logo
SMALL A

16D
Sushi go-with
WASABI

17D
Offered for breeding
AT STUD

18D
Don’t let those guys escape!
GET ‘EM!

20D
Choice
ALTERNATIVE

28D
A U.S. flag is a common one
LAPEL PIN

30D
Ammonia and lye
BASES

33D
Calvin Coolidge’s reputed reply to a woman who bet she could get more than two words out of him
YOU LOSE

36D
Old men
PAS

37D
Red ___
HOTS

38D
Go (for)
OPT

41D
Ocean bottom?
KEEL

42D
And more
ETCETERA

44D
Going somewhere?
NEED A LIFT?

45D
That makes sense
I SEE

46D
Miracle-___
GRO

47D
Electees
INS

48D
2022 World Cup host
QATAR

49D
Surrounder of la Grande Jatte
SEINE

50D
Martians, in “The War of the Worlds”
INVADERS

51D
Wordsworth work
ODE

52D
Negatives
NOS

56D
Word often replaced with “your”
ONE’S

59D
Ignoramus
MORON

60D
Big mouths
MAWS

62D
United Nations concern
HUMAN RIGHTS

64D
Tangles
MATS

65D
Behemoths
GOLIATHS

66D
City where Mexico’s routes 1 and 2 meet
TIJUANA

67D
Word that becomes its own synonym when spelled backward
TAP

68D
Giggle syllable
HEE

69D
Basic form of a word
LEMMA

71D
Spa sound
AAH

72D
Do to ___
A TEE

73D
Bit
TAD

75D
Simplify
STREAMLINE

76D
Just like always
AS PER USUAL

77D
Big swig
BELT

80D
Neglect
UNUSE

82D
Number of hills in ancient Rome
VII

83D
Rx writer
DOC

85D
Optometrist, at times
DILATER

87D
Pirate, in old slang
SEA RAT

88D
Breathe out
EXPIRE

89D
View in awe
GAPE AT

90D
Slightly
A SHADE

92D
Noted philanthropic family
ASTORS

93D
Lock
TRESS

95D
Relative of a weasel
SABLE

97D
Justice Kagan
ELENA

98D
Smooth and glossy
SLEEK

99D
Like Calvin Coolidge
TERSE

102D
Neocons, e.g.
HAWKS

103D
Ice cream flavor
OREO

105D
Cain mutiny victim?
ABEL

108D
Positive sign
NOD

110D
Game-winning line
OOO

1C
Flair
ELAN

5C
Indication of freshness
SLAP

9C
Weak
INFIRM

15C
___ bag (party giveaway)
SWAG

19C
Have a one-person apartment, say
LIVE ALONE

21C
Old MacDonald sounds
MOO MOO

22C
Check and ___
MATE

23C
Neighbor of Illinois
B&O RAILROAD

24C
Response to a flatterer
STOP IT

25C
Subordinate: Abbr.
ASST

26C
That ___ part of our agreement!
WASN’T

27C
Short dagger
STILETTO

29C
Flattened at the poles
OBLATE

31C
Concorde, e.g.
SST

32C
Ball in a socket
EYE

34C
24 in a caffeine molecule
ATOMS

35C
Release from TLC or Alicia Keys
R&B ALBUM

36C
Tee seller
PRO SHOP

39C
Like many a lad or lass
WEE

40C
Since you didn’t hear me the first time …
I SAID …

41C
Actor Reeves
KEANU

43C
Start of a time capsule direction
OPEN ON

45C
Retired Steeler Taylor
IKE

46C
Takes it easy
GETS A LITTLE R&R

48C
End-of-seminar feature
Q&A SESSION

53C
___ letter (college app part)
REC

54C
Scads
TONS

55C
Sources of mescaline
PEYOTES

57C
Prefix with parasite
ENDO-

58C
School in Oxford, informally
OLE MISS

60C
___-Atlantic
MID

61C
Burns’s refusal
NAE

62C
Where bees be
HIVES

63C
Slithy one, to Carroll
TOVE

64C
Diamond head?
MANAGER

66C
___ salad
TUNA

67C
Shout made while pointing
THERE!

69C
Cops, with “the”
LAW

70C
___ Alamos
LOS

71C
Targeted
AIMED AT

74C
Spanish prefix with líneas
AERO-

75C
Begin a voyage
SET SAIL

77C
___ Fresh (Tex-Mex chain)
BAJA

78C
Airport posting, for short
ETA

79C
Multicolored candy in a yellow package
PEANUT M&MS

81C
Noted index
S&P FIVE HUNDRED

84C
Grp. sponsoring the Muzzle Loading Championship
NRA

85C
Footnote material
DETAIL

86C
Stemmed (from)
AROSE

87C
Transition
SEGUE

90C
Go on
AIR

91C
1997 film megahit
TITANIC

93C
Site of the George Bush Presidential Library
TEXAS A&M

94C
Material in two states
SLUSH

96C
Droop
SAG

97C
The “e” of i.e.
EST

100C
Descend in a controlled fashion
RAPPEL

101C
Might be able to do it
HAS A SHOT

104C
Oscar-winning Berry
HALLE

106C
The “E” of HOMES
ERIE

107C
Like three men of rhyme
IN A TUB

109C
Beverage since 1922
A&W ROOT BEER

111C
Bareilles who sang “Love Song”
SARA

112C
Negotiations are off!
NO DEAL!

113C
Some fuel oils
KEROSENES

114C
Leave in
STET

115C
Gertrude ___, first woman to swim the English Channel
EDERLE

116C
Meh
SO-SO

117C
Lead-in to Victoria or Albert
LAKE