1/22/16 Answer New York Times Crossword

1/22/16
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1D
Dandy wear
ASCOTS

2D
Enveloped
SWATHED

3D
Byzantine art bit
TESSERA

4D
Pensioned: Abbr.
RET

5D
Light music source?
IPOD

6D
Appealing figure?
DEFENSE ATTORNEY

7D
Rice elbows, e.g.
GLUTEN-FREE PASTA

8D
Facility
EASE

9D
Lilt bit
TRA-

10D
Registers
SINKS IN

11D
Big name in car parts
ACDELCO

12D
Automotive models S and X
TESLAS

14D
For three, to Frédéric
A TROIS

15D
Chuck who advised Nixon
COLSON

17D
French-speaking land where John James Audubon was born
HAITI

22D
Fashion designer Lepore
NANETTE

24D
Bar-Ilan University student, e.g.
ISRAELI

29D
Power inits. beginning in 1933
TVA

30D
An ___ held by the tail is not yet caught (old proverb)
EEL

33D
It’s named for its five carbon atoms
PENTANE

34D
Old sandlot game
ONE-O’-CAT

35D
Baroque
ORNATE

36D
See 44-Across
PATCH

37D
Internet hookups?
E-DATES

38D
Fairly clean, so to speak
RATED PG

39D
Comic book writer with a National Medal of Arts
STAN LEE

40D
Winter wear resembling overalls
SKI BIB

43D
Graybeards
ELDERS

48D
Boot
FIRE

49D
Add superfluous stuff to
LARD

52D
Some chess pieces: Abbr.
KTS

53D
Period of veinticuatro horas
DIA

1C
Viking girl in “How to Train Your Dragon”
ASTRID

7C
Intimates
GETS AT

13C
Comics tyke
SWEE’PEA

15C
Starling of book and film
CLARICE

16C
Epic number
CAST OF THOUSANDS

18C
So-called “fifth qtrs.”
OTS

19C
Postwar German nickname
DER ALTE

20C
Kenan’s sitcom partner
KEL

21C
Next
THEN

23C
Irrelevant info
NOISE

24C
Trinidad o Tobago
ISLA

25C
Shot putters’ needs?
SERA

26C
Squash
SIT ON

27C
Unleashes (on)
SICS

28C
Its main characters go to hell
DANTE’S INFERNO

31C
___ Green, 2006 Bond girl
EVA

32C
Chris who sang “The Road to Hell,” 1989
REA

33C
Tools with swiveling blades
POTATO PEELERS

40C
Directed
SENT

41C
Fantasy sports option
TRADE

42C
Like some additions and editions
LATE

44C
With 36-Down, bit of clothes mending
KNEE

45C
Like drafts
ON TAP

46C
Emphatic type: Abbr.
ITAL

47C
Lance on a bench
ITO

48C
Snowflake or crystal shape
FRACTAL

50C
Outer limit
END

51C
Functioning again
BACK IN THE SADDLE

54C
Like Charlie Brown’s kite, ultimately
IN A TREE

55C
Large game bass
STRIPER

56C
Great-aunt in “David Copperfield”
BETSEY

57C
Saws
ADAGES