2/12/17 Answer New York Times Crossword

2/12/17

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1D
Tour grp. since 1950
LPGA

2D
Breakfast chain
IHOP

3D
Disapproving sounds
BOOS

4D
Gather
INFER

5D
What’s the ___?
DIF

6D
Alito’s Supreme Court predecessor
O’CONNOR

7D
Creature on the movie poster for “The Silence of the Lambs”
MOTH

8D
With 34-Down, longtime public radio host
IRA

9D
Some space vehicles
LANDERS

10D
It must turn over to start
ENGINE

11D
Docket
AGENDA

12D
With 42-Down, “Frosty the Snowman” singer
GENE

13D
Super suffix?
EST

14D
Pacific island wrap
SARONG

15D
Worry of stratospheric proportions
OZONE

16D
That villain in comics has sure gotta be sore!?
FU MANCHU MUST ACHE (“Fu Manchu mustache”)

17D
Desiccated ___ Sea
ARAL

18D
Tear apart
REND

20D
Plunger alternative
SNAKE

24D
Deputy: Abbr.
ASST

29D
Dentist’s directive
RINSE

31D
Tip
APEX

32D
Traffic cone
PYLON

33D
Those who need sound memories, per Montaigne
LIARS

34D
See 8-Down
GLASS

35D
W. Hemisphere treaty of 1994
NAFTA

36D
What a cash-strapped beau might take you on?
UNFUNDED MAN DATES (“unfunded mandates”)

38D
Pay
REMIT

39D
Certain rod
DOWEL

41D
Was a busybody
PRIED

42D
See 12-Down
AUTRY

44D
Beatrix Potter’s genre
KIDDIE LIT

47D
Conveyance for soldiers
TROOPSHIP

49D
Timeline sections
ERAS

50D
___ Palmas (Spanish province)
LAS

51D
Talk wildly
RAVE

52D
Way to go: Abbr.
AVE

53D
Pricey French fashion label
CHLOE

55D
Club cousins
BLTS

56D
Utah’s ___ State University
WEBER

59D
Cap similar to a tam-o’-shanter
BERET

61D
London tea accessory
COSY

63D
Fleshy-leaved succulent
ALOE

64D
1950s French president René
COTY

65D
Steamed seafood dish
CLAMS

66D
Abductor of Persephone
HADES

67D
Exhibitor at 1863’s Salon des Refusés
MANET

68D
Something easy, so they say
ABC

69D
Grand Hotel star, 1932
GARBO

70D
A.A. or AAA
ORG

71D
Group’s basic beliefs
ETHOS

72D
Tool parts used for bending things
PEENS

74D
Run out
LAPSE

75D
High hairdos
POUFS

78D
Jeer
TAUNT

80D
Take some shots
FILM

83D
Annoys
NETTLES

84D
Ad agency output
SLOGANS

86D
Devil-may-care
JAUNTY

87D
Aha!
I GET IT!

88D
Mystical doctrine
CABALA

89D
Talk wildly
RANT

90D
Gaming trailblazer
ATARI

93D
Sluggish
INERT

96D
Having no room for more
SATED

97D
Fuel a fen
PEAT

98D
Building’s rain diverter
EAVE

99D
Sobel who wrote the Pulitzer-nominated “Galileo’s Daughter”
DAVA

100D
Editor’s override
STET

102D
One with a lot of tweets
BIRD

103D
Treat for a dog
BONE

104D
Presently
ANON

106D
Supplied
FED

107D
Parliamentary support
AYE

108D
Corp. bigwig
CFO

1A
Topic for Dr. Ruth
LIBIDO

7A
Reimbursed expense for a commuter, maybe
MILEAGE

14A
As yet
SO FAR

19A
Sound system?
PHONICS

21A
Major export of Florida
ORANGES

22A
Blue hue
AZURE

23A
Berate some guy for getting too much sun?
GO OFF ON A TAN GENT (“go off on a tangent”)

25A
Like most “Quo Vadis” characters
ROMAN

26A
Altar spot
APSE

27A
A bit of talcum / Is always walcum writer
NASH

28A
Banquet
DINE

29A
For whom Nancy was first lady
RONALD

30A
Gives an order
RANKS

32A
Remain undecided
PEND

33A
Fabric flax
LINEN

34A
Bearded animal
GNU

37A
Suggestion to a bored short story writer?
POE, TRY READING (“poetry reading”)

40A
Book reviewer?: Abbr.
CPA

43A
Having less heft
LANKER

45A
Swinging Ernie
ELS

46A
35-nation alliance, briefly
OAS

47A
Drive-___
THRU

48A
Fasten
AFFIX

49A
Kids’ TV character who refers to himself in the third person
ELMO

51A
Greenhorn on the force
RAW RECRUIT

54A
Horse for hire
STUD

55A
Result of a serious wardrobe malfunction at the beach?
BRA IN WAVES (“brain waves”)

57A
Hit one out
HOMER

58A
Clean with a pressurized spray
SANDBLAST

60A
First name in daredevilry
EVEL

61A
Turbid
CLOUDY

62A
Weighty matters?
DIETS

63A
He can be seen at the western end of the National Mall, informally
ABE

64A
Pens for hens
COOPS

65A
Toast word
CHEERS

67A
M, on a form
MALE

69A
March movement
GOOSE STEP

73A
It may deliver a punch
LADLE

74A
Scientist’s dilemma regarding work vs. play?
LAB OR PARTY (“Labor Party”)

76A
My only love sprung my only ___!: Juliet
HATE

77A
Entry
ADMITTANCE

79A
Wild revelry
ORGY

80A
Archives material
FICHE

81A
Gist
MEAT

82A
Sight at Tanzania’s Gombe Stream National Park
APE

83A
Gist
NUB

84A
It’s a drain
SIPHON

85A
Entry on an I.R.S. form: Abbr.
SSN

86A
Dismaying announcement about disaster aid?
JUST ICE FOR ALL (“justice for all”)

91A
What’s right in front of the tee?
ESS

92A
Photographer Arbus
DIANE

94A
Old gang weapons
GATS

95A
Heart of the matter?
ATOMS

97A
Bit of cushioning
PEANUT

99A
Arrears
DEBT

100A
Glitch
SNAG

101A
Waterloo band
ABBA

105A
Corroded
EATEN

106A
Roker’s appeal before gastric bypass surgery?
FAT AL ATTRACTION (“Fatal Attraction”)

109A
Turn aside
AVERT

110A
Bad look
EVIL EYE

111A
Five-alarmer
INFERNO

112A
Irritable
TESTY

113A
Spreadsheet contents
DATA SET

114A
Dripping
SODDEN