6/5/16 Answer New York Times Crossword

6/5/16

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1D
Woof
ARF

2D
___ your daddy?
WHO’S

3D
River that flows south to north
NILE

4D
Sets free into the world
UNLEASHES

5D
Ta-ta!
TOODLE-OO!

6D
Directional abbr.
SSW

7D
___ Nox (Mozart title meaning “good night”)
BONA

8D
Greek vessel
ARGO

9D
Enthusiastic Spanish assent
SI SI!

10D
Debt docs
IOUS

11D
Scale
CLIMB

12D
Collection
SET

13D
Chin former
JAWBONE

14D
DJ Got Us Fallin’ In Love singer, 2010
USHER

15D
Women’s retro accessory
STOLE

16D
Offensive poster
TROLL

17D
Small bite
NIP

18D
Part of the classic Chinese work “Shih Ching”
ODE

19D
Puny
WEE

24D
Was ___ hard on them?
I TOO

30D
___ Lat (traditional Polish song)
STO

32D
Subside
EBB

33D
Opposite of -less
FUL

34D
Paranormal
OCCULT

35D
Fine point
NICETY

36D
Provokes
GOADS

37D
Persian Empire founder
CYRUS

38D
Impends
LOOMS

39D
___-Loompa (Willy Wonka employee)
OOMPA

40D
Fictional braggart
HARE

41D
The “O” of B.O.
ODOR

42D
Setting for a watch?
MOVIE NIGHT

43D
We’ll teach you to drink deep ___ you depart: Hamlet
ERE

48D
Et cetera
AND SO FORTH

49D
Certain racy magazines
MAXIMS

50D
Lift
ELATE

52D
Glad that’s done!
PHEW!

53D
Street fair participant
VENDOR

55D
Aww-inspiring
CUTESY

57D
Empire State sch.
NYU

58D
Org. with an emergency number
AAA

61D
Razz, as a speaker
HECKLE

63D
What the pros say
AYE

65D
Hesitates
BALKS

66D
Default avatar for a new Twitter user
EGG

67D
Reconstruction, for one
ERA

68D
Contraction missing a V
NE’ER

69D
From both sides, in a way
STEREO

70D
Songs of praise
PAEANS

73D
City whose name looks like it could mean “my friend”
MIAMI

74D
Track holder?
ALBUM

75D
A Beethoven piece was für her
ELISE

76D
Win every game
SWEEP

79D
Exhilarated cry
WHEE!

80D
___ cabbage
NAPA

81D
End of discussion
THAT’S THAT

84D
Botanist Gray
ASA

85D
A man can be destroyed but not ___: Hemingway
DEFEATED

87D
Age for a quinceañera
FIFTEEN

88D
..D#___ quit!
OR I

89D
The Silmarillion creature
ORC

90D
Red ___
SOX

94D
Newspaper V.I.P. Baquet
DEAN

96D
Pollute
TAINT

97D
Too big for one’s britches, say?
OBESE

98D
Hotheadedness?
FEVER

99D
Disposable board
EMERY

103D
Let go
AXED

104D
Twinkler
STAR

105D
Lead-in to boy
ATTA …

106D
Something to mourn
LOSS

108D
Red giant in Cetus
MIRA

109D
Cozy
SNUG

110D
Rend
RIP

111D
The Name of the Rose novelist
ECO

112D
___ Meninas (Velázquez painting)
LAS

113D
Highest degree
NTH

114D
___-Wan Kenobi
OBI

115D
Family docs
GPS

1C
Shucks!
AW NUTS!

7C
They might be covered on your first day of employment
BASICS

13C
Only a second ago
JUST NOW

20C
Ones with good poker faces?
RHINOS

21C
Charm City ballplayer
ORIOLE

22C
With a leg on either side of
ASTRIDE

23C
Where you can find … jacket or “yourself”?
FOLLOWING SUIT (“suit jacket” & “suit yourself”)

25C
Yay!
WHOOPEE!

26C
Lentil or coconut
SEED

27C
Chinese philosophy
TAOISM

28C
Student’s saver
BELL

29C
Plus
ALSO

31C
… go or “so”?
BEFORE LONG (“go long” & “so long”)

37C
… anybody or “cooking”?
CLOSE TO HOME (“anybody home?” & “home cooking”)

44C
Dog holder
BUN

45C
A.F.L.-___
CIO

46C
Over here!
YOO-HOO!

47C
Aww-inspiring
ADORABLE

49C
Muhammad’s birthplace
MECCA

51C
Lover boy
ROMEO

52C
Like Fermat’s last theorem, eventually
PROVEN

53C
Much appreciated
VALUED

54C
They decide what’s fair
UMPS

55C
Oteri of “S.N.L.”
CHERI

56C
Material in mitochondria
DNA

59C
Acclaims
EXALTS

60C
Issuer of IDs: Abbr.
SSA

61C
Shade
HUE

62C
Its material is not hard
EASY A

64C
___-gritty
NITTY

65C
…got or “tell”?
BETWEEN YOU AND ME (“you got me” & “you tell me”)

69C
Result of hitting the bar?
SPACE

71C
The price we pay for love, per Queen Elizabeth II
GRIEF

72C
Goddess who gained immortality for her lover but forgot to ask for eternal youth (whoops!)
EOS

73C
Flirtatious wife in “Of Mice and Men”
MAE

76C
They stand up in their bed
STALKS

77C
Kind of gift
GAG

78C
Sports team bigwig
OWNER

81C
Cash register
TILL

82C
Like the installments of “A Tale of Two Cities”
WEEKLY

83C
Ver-r-ry funny!
HAR HAR!

85C
Abu ___
DHABI

86C
Obliterate
ERASE

87C
Suspenseful sound
FOOTSTEP

90C
___ Finnigan, friend of Harry Potter
SEAMUS

91C
Contraction missing a V
E’EN

92C
Kind of verb: Abbr.
IRR

93C
… two or “face”?
AHEAD OF TIME (“two-time” & “face time””)

95C
… building or “hours”?
POST OFFICE (“office building” & “office hours”)

100C
Flames that have gone out?
EXES

101C
Assist in crime
ABET

102C
Indian spice mix
MASALA

107C
Things you may dispense with?
ATMS

110C
Take over for
RELIEVE

113C
… that’s or “special”?
NEXT TO NOTHING (“that’s nothing” & “nothing special”)

116C
That much is clear
I CAN SEE

117C
Pays for the meal
TREATS

118C
Stay cheerful despite adversity
BEAR UP

119C
Back entrance
POSTERN