7/10/16 Answer New York Times Crossword

7/10/16

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1D
Like vindaloo
SPICY

2D
Golfer Palmer, to fans
ARNIE

3D
Health care giant
AETNA

4D
Disputed North Pole visitor
BYRD

5D
Sir, in Surrey
GUV

6D
Emulate
APE

7D
Head guy in “Hamlet”?
YORICK

8D
Draw in
ENTICE

9D
Difficult duty
ONUS

10D
Market problem
PANIC

11D
Technology eschewers
AMISH

12D
Not secured, as a gate
LEFT OPEN

13D
Reagan-era program, in brief
SDI

14D
Went over
READ

15D
Crosses the sill
ENTERS

16D
Pernod flavoring
ANISE

17D
Crowd scenes?
RIOTS

18D
Woman With a Parasol painter
MONET

20D
Kikkoman product
SOY

25D
Oliver! director Reed
CAROL

28D
___ any drop to drink: Coleridge
NOR

31D
Repent of
RUE

32D
Consents to
OKS

34D
Bearded flower
IRIS

36D
Celebrate gloatingly
CROW

37D
Grown-up pullet
HEN

38D
Deceptive police op
STING

40D
Freight train component
FLATCAR

41D
Delicately applies
DABS

42D
Be deserving of
EARN

43D
Treated with a preservative, as telephone poles
CREOSOTED

45D
Teen spots
ACNE

46D
Michael’s wife in “The Godfather”
KAY

47D
One who seems responsible but isn’t
SCAPEGOAT

48D
Faux sophistication
AIRS

49D
Slam
DIS

51D
Reform Party founder
PEROT

52D
Idylls of the King woman
ENID

53D
Shaver
LAD

55D
Without a date
STAG

57D
Explicitly
TO WIT

58D
Med. care options
HMOS

59D
___ Villa (English football club)
ASTON

61D
Like major generals
TWO-STAR

62D
Pushes
GOADS

63D
Nonhuman 1930s film star
ASTA

65D
Draft picks
ALES

66D
Gun full of blanks, maybe
PROP

67D
Shirt ornament
STUD

68D
Fanta competitor
NEHI

69D
Quarters
AREAS

70D
Record label owned by Sony
RCA

72D
As soon as
ONCE

73D
Fires (up)
PEPS

74D
We are always the same ___ inside: Gertrude Stein
AGE

75D
Nth degree?
PHD

76D
Place for a throne
DAIS

78D
It’s all downhill from here
ACME

79D
I feel that way, too
SAME HERE

80D
Hairsplitter’s objection
NIT

83D
Storm shower?
RADAR

84D
Homeland network, for short
SHO

85D
Darling
HON

86D
Take a turn for the worse
GO SOUR

88D
High rollers?
ELS

89D
Add color to, in a way
TIE-DYE

90D
Lead-in to -itis
SENIOR

91D
It may contain bugs
AMBER

92D
Football Hall-of-Famer Bobby
LAYNE

93D
Private meeting
TRYST

95D
Mazda two-seater
MIATA

96D
Fully enjoy
SAVOR

98D
[Bo-o-oring!]
SNORE

99D
Harden
INURE

100D
Underworld figure
SATAN

102D
Vietnam War copter
HUEY

104D
___ Flux (1990s animated series)
AEON

105D
Cotillion attendee
DEB

106D
Horatian collection
ODES

108D
Put
LAY

110D
Gone With the Wind studio
MGM

111D
Verdi’s “O patria ___”
MIA

1C
Onetime Scandinavian automaker (containing the first part of the “double quote”)
SAAB

5C
Music’s Prince of Soul
GAYE

9C
Precious Australian exports
OPALS

14C
Abandon détente
REARM

19C
Victimizes
PREYS UPON

21C
Like pets but not strays
NAMED

22C
2015 Oscar winner Morricone
ENNIO

23C
Solitary sort
INTROVERT

24C
Dream of many Koreans
UNIFICATION

26C
Youngest “Brady Bunch” daughter
CINDY

27C
No, no, it’s my treat!
I INSIST!

29C
___ Fideles
ADESTE

30C
Senatorial vote
YEA

31C
Key Largo gangster Johnny
ROCCO

33C
Church group
CHOIR

35C
Break
REST

36C
Time periods in a polo match
CHUKKERS

39C
U people?
PROFS

41C
Authoritarian announcements
DECREES

44C
Catch something
TAKE ILL

47C
In the doldrums
SAD

50C
Golden calf’s maker
AARON

51C
Birds with throat pouches
PELICANS

54C
Comp-sci acronym
ASCII

56C
Steep
BREW

57C
Sitcom whose title character was Fran Fine
THE NANNY

59C
Perfumery oils
ATTARS

60C
___-Cat
SNO

61C
First secretary of homeland security
TOM RIDGE

62C
Tank tops?
GAS CAPS

64C
Make noise while asleep
SAW WOOD

66C
Corresponding expense?
POSTAGE

67C
First-chair violinist, perhaps
SOLOIST

68C
Person with an account
NARRATOR

71C
Political org. dating to 1854
GOP

74C
Bear witness
ATTEST

75C
Painkiller first sold in 1950
PERCODAN

76C
Unable to continue
DONE

77C
Nameless network user
GUEST

78C
Some dumps
ASH HEAPS

80C
Image Awards org.
NAACP

81C
Hall of announcing
EDD

82C
Pan’s home, in myth
ARCADIA

84C
Minority branch of Islam
SHIITES

86C
Longtime Texas politico Phil
GRAMM

87C
Free throws, e.g.
SET SHOTS

91C
___ horn
ALTO

94C
Judges to be
DEEMS

97C
Use as a bed
LIE ON

98C
Mom-to-aunt term
SIS

101C
Actress Mason
MARSHA

103C
Journalist/columnist Carl
HIAASEN

105C
France madame :: Italy
DONNA

107C
Request for permission
BY YOUR LEAVE

109C
Showing few lights, as cities during W.W. II
DIMMED OUT

112C
Follow
ENSUE

113C
Beeper from “a long time ago,” informally
ARTOO

114C
Speaker of this puzzle’s “double quote”
YOGI BERRA

115C
Have another crack at
RETRY

116C
Long
YEARN

117C
Humorist Bombeck
ERMA

118C
Spotted (containing the last part of the “double quote”)
SEEN