6/26/16 Answer New York Times Crossword

6/26/16

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1D
Food ___ (feelings after big meals)
COMAS

2D
John who wrote “Appointment in Samarra”
O’HARA

3D
Hussein Obama :: ___ Garfield
ABRAM

4D
Through many dangers, ___ and snares I have already come (“Amazing Grace” lyric)
TOILS

5D
Burgundy of “Anchorman”
RON

6D
Pardon …
AHEM …

7D
Heart
CORE

8D
Big name in headphones
KOSS

9D
Number cruncher, for short
CPA

10D
Short shorts
HOT PANTS

11D
Until
UP TO

12D
The Seal of Solomon and others
TALISMANS

13D
Before, poetically
ERE

14D
Letters on many a racecar
STP

15D
Part of a plot
ACRE

16D
___ queen
DRAMA

17D
Pitched poorly
OUT OF TUNE

18D
Queen ___
BEE

19D
SAT org.
ETS

24D
Raft material
BALSA

25D
Pentium creator
INTEL

31D
Profess
AVER

33D
Long stretch
EON

35D
Supercontinent of 200 million years ago
PANGAEA

36D
___ be my pleasure
IT’D

38D
Scope
AMBIT

39D
Climbs
RISES

41D
World of Warcraft beast
ORC

42D
Waver of a wand
TSA AGENT

43D
Bathroom tile shade
ECRU

45D
Prepped
READIED

47D
Cowardly Lion harasser
TOTO

48D
Bathroom bar
IVORY

49D
The Pink Panther, in “The Pink Panther”
GEM

50D
Takes the place of, in batting
HITS FOR

51D
Seventh film in the “Rocky” series
CREED

52D
___ characters (basic means of writing Chinese)
HAN

57D
___ the season …
‘TIS

58D
Leftover
ODDMENT

60D
Hardly original works
RETREADS

63D
Curled one’s lip
SNEERED

64D
Police blotter letters
AKA

66D
Fair-hiring inits.
EEO

68D
Org. with the Eddie Eagle safety program
NRA

70D
Tree with catkins
ALDER

71D
Charms
ENAMORS

72D
Long stretch
ERA

73D
Delicacy usually eaten as an appetizer
SNAIL

78D
Marching band?
ANTS

79D
Queen ___ (pop music nickname)
BEY

80D
Stoked
AMPED

81D
Deli roll
BIALY

82D
Rubens or Raphael
OLD MASTER

84D
Gets fitted for a suit?
LAWYERS UP

86D
Drive-___
THRU

87D
Pool site
SPA

90D
Leave runny on the inside, say
SOFT-BOIL

92D
Compete
VIE

93D
Leftovers
ENDS

95D
Once-common campus event
SIT-IN

96D
Welcome to the fold?
BAA!

97D
Downside
CON

98D
Go haywire
ACT UP

103D
Clear for takeoff?
DEICE

107D
OutKast chart-topper
HEY YA!

108D
On the button
EXACT

109D
Southern beauty
BELLE

110D
Low mounts?
ASSES

112D
Take a hit
TOKE

114D
Sein German :: ___ French
ETRE

116D
Cotton or country follower
CLUB

117D
Siberian river
LENA

118D
Dry
ARID

120D
Time out?
NAP

121D
___ russe
A LA

122D
A card?
ACE

123D
Deli offering
LOX

124D
Alternatives to Macs
PCS

125D
What a constant hand-washer probably has, for short
OCD

1C
Foyer fixture
COATRACK

9C
Paratroopers’ gear
CHUTES

15C
Building material for an 80-Across (in two different ways?)
ADOBE

20C
Unsympathetic response to a complainer
OH BOOHOO

21C
Warhol’s “Campbell’s Tomato Juice Box,” e.g.
POP ART

22C
Italian vessel?
CRUET

23C
Conflict at sea
MARINERS BATTLE PIRATES

26C
Asia’s ___ Sea
ARAL

27C
Geological flat top
MESA

28C
Staple at a luau
POI

29C
Orange Pixar character
NEMO

30C
Main character in Kafka’s “The Metamorphosis”
SAMSA

32C
River ___ (tributary of the Thames)
LEA

34C
Balls or fire preceder
SPIT

37C
Way off
AFAR

40C
Decides, in a way
VOTES ON

44C
Dura ___ (brain membrane)
MATER

46C
That’s more than I want to know!
TMI

47C
Parenting problem at a zoo
TIGERS CAN’T HANDLE CUBS

52C
Luke Skywalker’s landspeeder, e.g.
HOVERCAR

53C
Spill one’s secrets
SING

54C
The Governator
ARNIE

55C
Focus of study for Niels Bohr
ATOM

56C
Lead-in to dealer or dialer
AUTO-

59C
Winter Palace resident
TSAR

61C
Particulars, in slang
DEETS

62C
Logician’s word
NOR

63C
Show weariness
SAG

65C
Eight days after the nones
IDES

67C
Choice word?
EENIE

69C
Cold War synopsis
YANKEES DEFEAT REDS

74C
Rimes with rhymes
LEANN

75C
Othello, for one
MOOR

76C
Kewl!
RAD!

77C
Catch
NAB

80C
See 15-Across
ABODE

83C
It may be recounted
TALE

85C
Be highly esteemed
RATE

87C
Not mad
SANE

88C
Roger Bannister, notably
MILER

89C
Word repeated in James Brown’s “It’s a ___ ___ ___ World”
MAN’S

91C
Please show some compassion!
HAVE PITY!

94C
Show of respect at the Vatican
PADRES BOW TO CARDINALS

99C
Wood in Lucius Malfoy’s wand
ELM

100C
Dear one?
DIARY

101C
Rapt
FOCUSED

102C
Twosome
DYAD

104C
Incapacitate, in a way
TASE

105C
Inside the N.B.A. airer
TNT

106C
Yemen, once
SHEBA

111C
Subj. for a radio astronomer
SETI

113C
One in a gray suit, for short
REB

115C
Most-applied-to sch. in the U.S.
UCLA

119C
Split pair
EXES

120C
Overthrow of a monarchy
NATIONALS TOPPLE ROYALS

126C
Smart ___
ALECK

127C
Only guest host in the 21 years of Leno’s “The Tonight Show”
COURIC

128C
It requires a balancing act
UNICYCLE

129C
City of Light, informally
PAREE

130C
Gives the old heave-ho
EXPELS

131C
Faulty connections?
BAD DATES