2/21/16 Answer New York Times Crossword

2/21/16
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1D
Regression
EBB

2D
Wallachian prince who inspired “Dracula”
VLAD

3D
The Bridges of Madison County setting
IOWA

4D
Her fans are called Little Monsters
LADY GAGA

5D
Smart
STYLISH

6D
Drubbing
ROUT

7D
Longtime employer of Helen Thomas, in brief
UPI

8D
Rangers’ org.
NHL

9D
Was in charge
LED

10D
Fight of the Century loser
ALI

11D
Egocentric tyrant
TIN GOD

12D
Fired up
EAGER

13D
Ones helping people up?
SHERPAS

14D
___ vobiscum (Mass salutation)
PAX

15D
Toy dog’s bark
YIP

16D
Like iceberg lettuce
CRISP

17D
Visibly amazed
AGAPE

18D
Word with parking or postage
METER

19D
What the Olympic sport of skeleton involves
SLEDS

24D
Highly successful
BIG

28D
Like the Mesopotamian people
ANCIENT

31D
Writing assignment
PAPER

32D
Ethylene ___
OXIDE

33D
Tailor’s supply
PINS

34D
Community leader?
CEE

35D
Bernina, for one
ALP

36D
One of the so-called “Public Ivies”
UCLA

37D
Nonstop
ON END

38D
Shower accessory
RAZOR

39D
Trick questions, e.g.
CURVEBALLS

40D
Do data entry
TYPE

43D
Roughly removed
TORN OFF

44D
Common pay period
MONTH

45D
Program with plugs
ADWARE

46D
Heavenly painting?
CLOUDSCAPE

47D
Viscount’s superior
EARL

48D
Deteriorate
SINK

51D
Comma, to an orator
PAUSE

54D
Food sticker
FORK

55D
Finishes all at once, in a way
CHUGS

56D
Some people movers
ELS

57D
One on the web at daybreak?
DEWDROP

60D
Strong punch
WALLOP

61D
Figure
SHAPE

62D
Geological sample
CORE

64D
Inclusions in safer passwords: Abbr.
NOS

65D
Rose
STOOD

67D
Like Derby entrants
SHOD

68D
Garr of “Tootsie”
TERI

69D
Game with a 64-square board
OTHELLO

71D
Tanker mishap
SPILL

72D
Eastwood’s role on “Rawhide”
YATES

75D
Specifically
TO WIT

76D
Augural observations
OMENS

77D
Johnny Bench’s team
REDS

80D
Guitar part
NECK

82D
Classico competitor
RAGU

83D
Posh shop
BOUTIQUE

85D
Flag thrower
REF

86D
Hung out with the riffraff
SLUMMED

87D
Gift that may be gold-plated
PEN

88D
Gave off
EFFUSED

90D
Rub the wrong way
BOTHER

92D
Social stratum
CASTE

93D
Make advances toward
HIT ON

94D
No slouch
ADEPT

95D
Instance of forgetfulness
LAPSE

96D
Pool cue maker’s tool
LATHE

97D
Vowel’s value in Scrabble
ONE

100D
Impression
IDEA

101D
Bass instrument
TUBA

102D
Set ___ (embark)
SAIL

104D
I.S.S. forerunner
MIR

105D
Pindaric composition
ODE

107D
New Haven student
ELI

108D
Vocabulaire entry
MOT

109D
Intangible quality
AIR

110D
Expend
USE

111D
___ Peres (St. Louis suburb)
DES

1C
Harmful aspects
EVILS

6C
Go long
RUN LATE

13C
Surveillance equipment
SPYCAMS

20C
Balloon
BLOAT

21C
Shakespeare character who says “Good night, ladies; good night, sweet ladies; good night, good night”
OPHELIA

22C
Wet look product
HAIR GEL

23C
Burlesque theater?
BAWDY BUILDING (“bodybuilding”)

25C
Make amends for
EXPIATE

26C
Bathed in the sun
DAYLIT

27C
Toothy turner
GEAR

29C
Exceeded a limit
SPED

30C
Group engagement
GIG

31C
Moviegoers who can’t afford concession stand snacks?
POPCORN PAUPERS (“popcorn poppers”)

37C
Killers at sea
ORCAS

40C
Prepared for takeoff
TAXIED

41C
Class with derivatives, briefly
CALC

42C
Bad kid’s Christmas tree?
NAUGHTY PINE (“knotty pine”)

44C
Loses
MISPLACES

49C
Old Testament prophet
EZRA

50C
Page views?
OP-EDS

51C
Eldorado poet
POE

52C
Political opponent of Ike
ADLAI

53C
Guy Fawkes Day mo.
NOV

54C
Brother, in Brittany
FRERE

55C
Like many food drive offerings
CANNED

58C
Showing signs of age
WORN

59C
Utilized
DREW ON

61C
Sealant used by NASA?
SHUTTLE CAULK (“shuttlecock”)

63C
Viscount’s inferior
BARON

65C
Quit talking!
SHUSH!

66C
Centurion weapon
SWORD

67C
B-roll from “Splendor in the Grass”?
STALK FOOTAGE (“stock footage”)

70C
Formal
DRESSY

73C
It’s divided into nine circles
HELL

74C
Shutterbugs’ settings
F-STOPS

75C
2014 Cooperstown inductee Joe
TORRE

78C
Certain H&R Block worker
CPA

79C
DuPont creation of 1941
ORLON

81C
Creator of plot holes?
HOE

82C
Ardent lover
ROMEO

83C
Can of worms?
BAIT

84C
Broke up
DISPERSED

87C
Owners of large enthusiastic dogs?
PAWED PEOPLE (“pod people”)

89C
Cooler unit
CELL

90C
Kicks off
BEGINS

91C
Sustains
FUELS

92C
Writing implement from Planters?
CHALK FULL O’NUTS (“chock full o’nuts”)

97C
___-repeated
OFT

98C
Lover of Radames, in opera
AIDA

99C
Feature of the Tokyo Imperial Palace
MOAT

100C
Greenland natives
INUITS

103C
Carol Brady on “The Brady Bunch,” e.g.
STEPMOM

106C
Supporting actors in a Bea Arthur sitcom?
THE MAUDE SQUAD (“The Mod Squad”)

112C
Up on deck
TOPSIDE

113C
Legendary lover of Abelard
HELOISE

114C
Blake who composed “I’m Just Wild About Harry”
EUBIE

115C
Crossed the sill
ENTERED

116C
Border disputer with Ethiopia
ERITREA

117C
Works as a trader
DEALS