2/1/16 Answer New York Times Crossword

2/1/16
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1D
Means of entry
ACCESS

2D
Kind of pork at a Chinese restaurant
MOO SHU

3D
Conditionally released from custody
FREE ON BAIL

4D
Seeing red
MAD

5D
Most modern
NEWEST

6D
Spoken, not written
ORAL

7D
___ at windmills
TILT

8D
Sushi selection
EEL

9D
Month with Columbus Day
OCTOBER

10D
Old MacDonald’s place
FARM

11D
Arborist’s focus
TREE

12D
Have I ___ told you …?
EVER

13D
Brooklyn hoopsters
NETS

19D
Jewish house of worship
SHUL

21D
Earnest request
PLEA

24D
In that capacity
AS SUCH

25D
Campaign giveaway
BUTTON

27D
Move up and down, as a doll’s head
BOBBLE

28D
Carmen or “Rigoletto”
OPERA

29D
Meredith of daytime TV
VIEIRA

30D
Crammer’s last chance
ALL-NIGHTER

31D
Hi-___ image
RES

32D
Easter egg coating
DYE

36D
Moon landing craft, for short
LEM

37D
Neighbor of Arg. and Braz.
URU

41D
Dustin who won an Oscar for “Rain Man”
HOFFMAN

43D
Mini-whirlpool
EDDY

45D
Actor Jared of “Dallas Buyers Club”
LETO

46D
Distressed maiden, in fairy tales
DAMSEL

47D
___ virgin
VESTAL

48D
Home for a Rockefeller or a Vanderbilt
ESTATE

51D
Mideast native
ARAB

52D
Narcotize
DOPE

53D
Tolled, as a bell
RANG

54D
Notion
IDEA

55D
Japanese soup
MISO

56D
Scream
YELL

59D
Big cheese
VIP

60D
Face on a fiver
ABE

1C
Switch that changes bands on the radio
AM/FM

5C
Memo
NOTE

9C
Frequently
OFTEN

14C
___ Crawley, heiress daughter on “Downton Abbey”
CORA

15C
One of the Great Lakes
ERIE

16C
Cut, as a pumpkin
CARVE

17C
Like most college dorms nowadays
COED

18C
Title locale in a 1987 Oliver Stone drama
WALL STREET

20C
U-turn from WNW
ESE

21C
Animal hide
PELT

22C
Four-baggers
HOMERS

23C
Sandbars
SHOALS

25C
Any old Joe
BUB

26C
Title locale in a 1950 Billy Wilder film noir
SUNSET BOULEVARD

33C
Youth org. since 1910
BSA

34C
Make a selection
OPT

35C
Longtime N.B.A. coach Pat
RILEY

36C
Hawaiian shindig
LUAU

38C
$500 on the roan nag, e.g.
BET

39C
You and who ___? (fighting words)
ELSE

40C
Love Story author Segal
ERICH

42C
Hey ___, what’s up?
BRO

43C
A, in Berlin
EIN

44C
Title locale in a 2001 David Lynch thriller
MULHOLLAND DRIVE

49C
Doctor’s charge
FEE

50C
Time is money and “Knowledge is power”
ADAGES

51C
Floating aimlessly
ADRIFT

55C
Well, what do we have here!
MY MY!

57C
F.D.R.’s successor
HST

58C
Bonnie and Clyde and “Thelma & Louise” … or a hint to 18-, 26- and 44-Across
ROAD MOVIES

60C
Lead-in to boy or girl
ATTA

61C
Sleep disorder
APNEA

62C
Dot on an ocean map
ISLE

63C
Trounce
BEAT

64C
Started
BEGAN

65C
Topic of a pre-election news story
POLL

66C
Detective fiction writer ___ Stanley Gardner
ERLE