3/2/16 Answer New York Times Crossword

3/2/16
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1D
Wow
AMAZE

2D
Something to kick or break
HABIT

3D
British poet/critic Sitwell
EDITH

4D
Job at which one excels
METIER

5D
Certain sax
ALTO

6D
Lover boy
BEAU

7D
Yield, as interest
EARN

8D
Tiny amount
TRACE

9D
Tank unit
GALLON

10D
Reunion attendee, briefly
ALUM

11D
12-point type
PICA

12D
Hunter who wrote “The Blackboard Jungle”
EVAN

13D
___ Moines
DES

21D
Spring blooms
CROCI

22D
Cap material?
ICE

26D
Sotheby’s collection
LOT

27D
There are three for motion
LAWS

28D
Search all over
SCOUR

30D
Court figures, briefly
DAS

31D
Foe of the taxi industry
UBER

32D
Stink to high heaven
REEK

33D
Muppet who speaks in a falsetto
ELMO

34D
Ending with second or upper
MOST

35D
Dessert item that was clued as “Mountain: Comb. form” in old crosswords
OREO

36D
White House policy chief
CZAR

38D
Donald Trump catchword
HUGE

41D
Bullring cheer
OLE!

42D
Cat’s seat, maybe
LAP

43D
Show exhaustion
DROOP

48D
Went on a tirade
RANTED

49D
Be in hock
OWE

51D
Beach resort locales
SHORES

53D
Filled with cargo
LADEN

55D
Muscular Japanese dog
AKITA

56D
Daughter of 15-Across
REGAN

57D
Expunge
ERASE

58D
Clobber with snowballs, say
PELT

59D
The Gem City, so-called because of its sparkling lake
ERIE

60D
Greek figure on many a trophy
NIKE

61D
Jules Verne captain
NEMO

62D
Broken, as a bronco
TAME

63D
President Chaim Weizmann was on its first flight
EL AL

64D
Some postgrad degrees
MAS

1C
Beg pardon …
AHEM …

5C
Help in a heist
ABET

9C
Looked slack-jawed
GAPED

14C
Like a neat bed
MADE

15C
King noted for saying “How sharper than a serpent’s tooth it is / To have a thankless child!”
LEAR

16C
Still in the running
ALIVE

17C
This won’t hurt ___!
A BIT

18C
Setting for the highest-grossing movie of 1939
TARA

19C
George whose name is a lead-in to “film”
LUCAS

20C
Politician in charge of pasta?
ZITI COUNCILMAN (“city councilman”)

23C
Early anesthetic
ETHER

24C
___-Drive, popular light-powered watch
ECO

25C
Dice tosses
ROLLS

29C
Hang in there
ENDURE

34C
Comfy shoe
MOC

37C
Means of transportation in “Cinderella”
COACH

39C
Am I my brother’s keeper? brother
ABEL

40C
Pasta, apparently?
ORZO IT WOULD SEEM (“or so it would seem”)

44C
Circus horn honker
SEAL

45C
Cotton candy, mostly
SUGAR

46C
Original “King Kong” studio
RKO

47C
Corrida combatant
TORERO

50C
Some used cars, informally
REPOS

52C
Hole maker
AWL

54C
Orchard Field, today
O’HARE

58C
Card game with pasta for stakes?
PENNE ANTE POKER (“penny ante poker”)

64C
Philip Morris brand
MERIT

65C
Word said with a handshake
DEAL

66C
Latvia’s capital
RIGA

67C
In the same way
ALIKE

68C
1996 Gwyneth Paltrow title role
EMMA

69C
H H H
ETAS

70C
Knight’s mount
STEED

71C
Angels We Have Heard on High, e.g.
NOEL

72C
Mentally together
SANE