4/19/16 Answer New York Times Crossword

4/19/16

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1D
Too sentimental
SOPPY

2D
Food processor setting
PUREE

3D
Bikini, for one
ATOLL

4D
Not take it anymore
REVOLT

5D
Names in someone’s honor
DEDICATES

6D
Girl’s name that’s a homophone for a boy’s name
RAE

7D
Make a goof
ERR

8D
Barely beats
NIPS

9D
Attired, as a judge
ENROBED

10D
Buy or “sell” directive at a specified price
STOP ORDER

11D
Start of a countdown
TEN

12D
1960s protest grp.
SDS

14D
Sue Grafton’s “___ for Ricochet”
R IS

15D
Fannie ___ (securities)
MAES

19D
Commercials
ADS

22D
Locality
AREA

23D
Unfair treatment
RAW DEAL

25D
Arena entrance feature
STILE

26D
George ___, longtime maestro of the Cleveland Orchestra
SZELL

28D
___ the Sheriff (1974 1 hit)
I SHOT

29D
Land animal whose closest living relatives include whales
HIPPO

30D
Data in a daily planner: Abbr.
APPTS

31D
North America’s largest alpine lake
TAHOE

32D
Double, in baseball lingo
TWO-BAGGER

34D
Certain homicide, in police lingo
MURDER ONE

37D
Something that may be trimmed or rigged
SAIL

40D
Oh! Susanna and others
BALLADS

44D
Take to court
SUE

45D
Obi-Wan ___
KENOBI

47D
High-tech 1982 Disney movie
TRON

49D
Tennessee senator ___ Alexander
LAMAR

50D
Turner autobiography
I, TINA

51D
Fires
SACKS

53D
Rossini’s “Largo al factotum,” e.g.
ARIA

55D
Not continue
END

56D
Lie a little
FIB

57D
Hosp. locale
ICU

58D
Suffix with Japan
ESE

59D
Cleveland cager, for short
CAV

1C
Practice boxing
SPAR

5C
Dr. who’s done 19-Down for Dr Pepper
DRE

8C
Tree houses?
NESTS

13C
Auricle’s site
OUTER EAR

15C
Produced, as coins
MINTED

16C
Breadwinner
PROVIDER

17C
Kitchen covers
APRONS

18C
Former House leader Nancy
PELOSI

19C
The Fox and the Crow storyteller
AESOP

20C
Cheerleader’s cheer
YELL

21C
2011 World Series champs, informally
CARDS

24C
Office V.I.P.
BOSS

27C
Pageant winners’ wear
TIARAS

29C
Alternative to Enterprise
HERTZ

30C
Call letters?
ATT

33C
Tizzy
STEW

34C
Navy student, informally
MIDDIE

35C
Be rough with, in a way
PAW

36C
Warning appropriate for this puzzle?
HEADS UP!

38C
90° turn
ELL

39C
Moon of Mars
PHOBOS

41C
Tombstone lawman
EARP

42C
Father’s study: Abbr.
REL

43C
Go ___ for (defend)
TO BAT

44C
Agreed
SAID OK

46C
Circus performer with a ball
SEAL

47C
Veil material
TULLE

48C
Jodie Foster and Meryl Streep, collegiately
ELIS

52C
Reason to use a visor
GLARE

54C
Opera’s Tebaldi
RENATA

56C
Name repeatedly sung in Rossini’s “Largo al factotum”
FIGARO

58C
One of the “E’s” in E.E.C.
ECONOMIC

60C
Stranded due to frigid weather
ICED IN

61C
Shoal
SANDBANK

62C
Anatomical pouch
BURSA

63C
Christmas ___
EVE

64C
Some savings, for short
IRAS