12/18/16 Answer New York Times Crossword

12/18/16

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1D
Harry or Bess in the White House
TRUMAN

2D
What many Oscar speeches do
RUN OVER

3D
Ape
IMITATE

4D
Home star of Cthulhu, in fantasy tales
XOTH

5D
1975 TV debut, briefly
SNL

6D
Like a more-than-full spoonful
HEAPING

7D
Barrels ___
OF FUN

8D
Grim sort?
REAPER

9D
___ Little Tenderness
TRY A

10D
Bus. card abbr.
STE

11D
Boxer’s reward
TITLE

12D
Old German ruler nicknamed “the Short”
OTTO VI

13D
Facefuls in slapstick
PIES

14D
Publish anew
REPRINT

15D
Suffix with schnozz
OLA

16D
Slithy ones
TOVES

17D
The Marx Brothers spent a night at one
OPERA

18D
V-shaped fortification
REDAN

20D
Skin diving locale
REEF

27D
Fix, as a pool cue
RETIP

30D
Carbon compound
ENOL

34D
Something to brush off a jacket
LINT

35D
Ingredient in an old-fashioned
RYE

37D
Exams required for some prep schools
SSATS

41D
Stat!
ASAP!

43D
Part of a plant embryo that develops into a root
RADICLE

45D
Together
AS ONE

46D
Remove a label from
DETAG

47D
One runs through the middle of Kansas City
STATE LINE

49D
Like Norton software
ANTIVIRUS

51D
Raise again, as a flag
REHOIST

52D
Vehicle used for grooming ski trails
SNOWCAT

55D
Small songbird
WREN

57D
Very busy
ORNATE

59D
Florida State athlete, for short
‘NOLE

60D
Walks in rain boots, say
SLOSHES

61D
En ___ (chess maneuver)
PASSANT

62D
Tried
HAD A GO

64D
What’s this?!
OHO!

67D
Feared
DREADED

70D
Blacksmith’s tool
RASP

71D
Nav. Rank
ADM

72D
Ending with syn- or ant-
ONYM

73D
Longest bone in the human body
FEMUR

74D
Thrown with force
FLUNG

80D
Eats (at)
GNAWS

82D
Lewd look
LEER

87D
Month after Av
ELUL

88D
Chemo target
TUMOR

90D
City that, despite its name, is smaller than Little Rock
BOULDER

91D
Sole
LONE

93D
Prattle
YAP

95D
Like hand-me-downs
PREWORN

96D
19,101-foot volcano next to Peru’s second-largest city
EL MISTI

97D
Like Joan of Arc
SAINTED

99D
Gone bad, in Britain
SPOILT

101D
Liliom playwright Ferenc ___
MOLNAR

104D
Bets
WAGERS

105D
Something that stuns
DAZER

106D
Marketplace of old
AGORA

107D
Common strip steak weight: Abbr.
TEN OZ

109D
___ saw a little bird … (Mother Goose rhyme)
ONCE I

111D
___ Rica
COSTA

112D
Plains dwelling: Var.
TIPI

116D
The year 1601
MDCI

117D
Sherlock Holmes accessory
PIPE

119D
Like dungeons
DANK

121D
Tokyo, once
EDO

123D
___-Tiki
KON

124D
D.C. player
NAT

1A
One of the blanks in the cereal slogan “___ are for ___”
TRIX

5A
Tinker, for one, in olden days
SHORTSTOP

14A
Certain blade
ROTOR

19A
Spread dirt, in a way
RUMOR

21A
Legendary Egyptian queen
NEFERTITI

22A
Run off
ELOPE

23A
Stick together
UNITE

24A
Liberal arts college in the Keystone State
LAFAYETTE

25A
Like many a lot
PAVED

26A
Hood lead-in
MOTHER-

28A
Caterpillar product
PUPA

29A
Dud
LOSER

31A
Historical period
ERA

32A
One of Frank’s wives
AVA

33A
Member of the cat family
FELINE

35A
Father, familiarly
REV

36A
Japanese auto make
NISSAN

38A
Court concern
NET

39A
Big Australian export
TIN

40A
One of five on a starfish
RAY

42A
Set of clubs in a bag
IRONS

44A
These could amount to fortunes
READINGS

48A
Dead follower
SEA

50A
Where to find grooms
ALTARS

53A
Vingt-___ (multiple de trois)
SEPT

54A
This does not fly
TWA

56A
Anagram of the letters O-N-D
NOD

58A
State with part of I-81: Abbr.
TENN

60A
What you might call a dog
SPOT

62A
Instrument for an angel
HARP

63A
Caspar, Melchior and Balthazar, e.g.
TRIO

65A
Something you can do with flies
SHOO

66A
First name of an Oscar-nominated actress of 1957
LANA

67A
Time in ads
DATE

68A
Square ___
INCH

69A
Animal in an Aesop fable
OWL

70A
White House sight
ROSE GARDEN

72A
White House sight
OVAL OFFICE

75A
Animal in an Aesop fable
ASS

76A
Square ___
DEAL

77A
Time in ads
NITE

78A
First name of an Oscar-nominated actress of 1957
ELSA

79A
Something you can do with flies
SHAG

81A
Caspar, Melchior and Balthazar, e.g.
MAGI

82A
Instrument for an angel
LYRE

83A
What you might call a dog
MUTT

84A
State with part of I-81: Abbr.
PENN

85A
Anagram of the letters O-N-D
DON

86A
This does not fly
EMU

87A
Vingt-___ (multiple de trois)
ET-UN

89A
Where to find grooms
STABLE

92A
Dead follower
EYE

94A
These could amount to fortunes
SPLURGES

98A
Set of clubs in a bag
WOODS

100A
One of five on a starfish
ARM

102A
Big Australian export
RUM

103A
Court concern
LAW

105A
Japanese auto make
DATSUN

108A
Father, familiarly
POP

110A
Member of the cat family
OCELOT

113A
One of Frank’s wives
MIA

114A
Historical period
AGE

115A
Dud
LEMON

117A
Caterpillar product
PLOW

118A
Hood lead-in
RIDING

120A
Like many a lot
ZONED

122A
Liberal arts college in the Keystone State
DICKINSON

125A
Stick together
PASTE

126A
Run off
ERODE

127A
Legendary Egyptian queen
CLEOPATRA

128A
Spread dirt, in a way
INTER

129A
Certain blade
RAZOR

130A
Tinker, for one, in olden days
ITINERANT

131A
One of the blanks in the cereal slogan “___ are for ___”
KIDS