12/11/16 Answer New York Times Crossword

12/11/16

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1D
Police broadcast, for short
APB

2D
Disfigure
MAR

3D
Climax of many a fantasy novel
EPIC BATTLE

4D
Mass, e.g.
RITUAL

5D
Doubter’s question
IS IT?

6D
Small monetary amts.
CTS

7D
Light-colored wood
ASH

8D
Rod user
ANGLER

9D
Apple alternatives
DELLS

10D
Reply to 5-Down
IT IS

11D
Rosy-fingered Greek goddess
EOS

12D
Releases, dramatically
UNHANDS

13D
Without a doubt
SURELY

14D
Something to bank on
ATM

15D
Look for business?
SUIT AND TIE

16D
Site of the infamous Hoa Lo Prison
HANOI

17D
___ bloom (result of fertilizer pollution)
ALGAL

19D
Burdens
ONUSES

20D
Home of Haleakala National Park
MAUI

22D
Empower
ENABLE

27D
Stomach-related
GASTRIC

29D
South American corn cakes
AREPAS

30D
Happened to
BEFELL

31D
Mark of success in business?
CUBAN

32D
Portrays feelings
EMOTES

33D
Was horrible
STUNK

34D
Onetime title for Bernie Sanders
MAYOR

36D
Me neither
NOR I

37D
Former attorney general Holder
ERIC

41D
Oof!
THAT HURTS!

42D
They go about two feet
SOCKS

44D
Ailing
SICK

46D
Spock’s rank: Abbr.
CMDR

47D
Declined
SLID

49D
Target demographic for Hot Wheels
BOYS

50D
Bee follower
CEE

52D
Ta-ta!
BYE!

53D
The Simpsons girl
LISA

56D
Like the planet in “Dune”
ARID

60D
lol
HA-HA!

61D
Upright
ON END

63D
Observe
OBEY

64D
Drag away
TOW

66D
Zilch
NADA

67D
Opposite of fore
AFT

68D
Tea Partiers in Congress, e.g.
BLOC

69D
Apparel also called clamdiggers
CAPRI PANTS

71D
Agrees to fight
TAKES ON

73D
Like many wedding cakes
TIERED

75D
Purported rural shenanigan
COW TIPPING

76D
Lags
TRAILS

77D
Argument-ending reply
SAYS ME

79D
Go ahead, I’m listening
TRY ME

80D
Like snakes
SCALY

81D
Ticket
CITE

83D
Court reporter, e.g.
STENO

84D
Helper: Abbr.
ASST

87D
Caesar’s “Commentaries on the ___ War”
GALLIC

90D
The Real Slim Shady, for one
RAP SONG

91D
Actor Bruce
WILLIS

94D
Primps
PREENS

96D
Brown Sugar band, with “the”
STONES

97D
Not as lax
FIRMER

98D
Vibrating device
PAGER

99D
Siri iPhone :: ___ Amazon Echo
ALEXA

100D
Go for
COST

101D
___ even
I CAN’T

105D
I’s
EGOS

106D
O mio babbino caro, for one
ARIA

108D
Be an agent (for)
REP

110D
Charles, par exemple
ROI

111D
Ice Bucket Challenge, for one
FAD

112D
Quaff in Middle-earth
ALE

113D
Opposite of paleo-
NEO-

114D
Goal for some dropouts, for short
GED

1A
The cauldron of Democracy
AMERICA

8A
Leaving word
ADIEU

13A
Figure skater Cohen
SASHA

18A
Opponents of the Protestant Reformation
PAPISTS

19A
Pickup truck’s capacity, maybe
ONE TON

20A
Common word in insurance company names
MUTUAL

21A
Dialect that was called 22-Across before the age of colonialism
BRITISH ENGLISH (“English”)

23A
Giving heat?
ARMING

24A
Share
CUT

25A
Dummy symbols in ciphers
NULLS

26A
Fever fit
AGUE

28A
___ point
TO A

29A
Fernando band
ABBA

31A
Stops
CEASES

33A
System that was called 34-Across before the Internet
SNAIL MAIL (“mail”)

35A
Concept that was called 36-Across before research into the square root of negatives
REAL NUMBER (“NUMBER”)

37A
Airport figs.
ETDS

38A
PBS’s “___ Can Cook”
YAN

39A
Small newt
EFT

40A
Coins that pay for passage over the River Styx
OBOLS

41A
Believes (in)
TRUSTS

43A
Gridiron gains: Abbr.
YDS

45A
Terrier carrier
PET CRATE

47A
___ splints (runner’s ailment)
SHIN

48A
Machinelike
ROBOTIC

51A
Cackle from a greedy person
ALL MINE!

52A
Food that was called 53-Across before Twizzlers and the like
BLACK LICORICE (“licorice”)

54A
Skimobile, informally
SLED

55A
Tell me how you really feel!
SAY IT!

57A
Gross
ICKY

58A
Squeeze (out)
EKE

59A
Symbol for density
RHO

62A
Cinnamon candies
RED HOTS

65A
Personal datum: Abbr.
SSN

67A
Jackson 5 1 hit
ABC

70A
Against
ANTI

72A
W.W. II danger
U-BOAT

74A
Source of the saying “It is more blessed to give than to receive”
ACTS

78A
Fastener that was called 80-Across before a rounded design was implemented
FLATHEAD SCREW (“SCREW”)

82A
Dancer Duncan
ISADORA

85A
Belonging to the highest level
TOP-RANK

86A
Part of the names of four state capitals
CITY

87A
Escapes
GETS AWAY

88A
Whoop
CRY

89A
Rids of vermin, in a way
DERATS

91A
Peddler’s stock
WARES

92A
Quaint contraction
‘TIS

93A
Nickname of a “Game of Thrones” dwarf, with “the”
IMP

95A
Realtor’s goal
SALE

96A
Entertainment category that was called 97-Across before talkies
SILENT FILM (“FILM”)

98A
Object that was called 100-Across before electronic documents
PAPER COPY (“COPY”)

101A
Good enough
IT’LL DO

102A
___ dixit
IPSE

103A
Part of Dixie: Abbr.
ALA

104A
Ages and ages
EONS

105A
Something you might have a gut feeling about?
E COLI

106A
Painter Jean
ARP

107A
Horror and mystery
GENRES

109A
Activity that was called 111-Across before pesticides
ORGANIC FARMING (“FARMING”)

115A
Degree
EXTENT

116A
Not belonging to anybody
NO ONE’S

117A
Property recipient
ALIENEE

118A
Aids in filing
RASPS

119A
Main points
GISTS

120A
Oh, jeez!
DEAR GOD!