11/27/16 Answer New York Times Crossword

11/27/16

Are you stuck with the New York Times Crossword Puzzle Today? Stuck No More. We offer complete solutions as well as “word hint” mode to give you that little extra push. Or simply use this cheat sheet to help you get the best and fastest completion time possible.

YOU ARE NOW VIEWING SPOILER COMPLETE ANSWER MODE.
Jump to Hints Only Mode now if you simply want first letter of each answers.

1D
Jinx breakers of 2016
CUBS

2D
Hold on ___!
A SEC

3D
Stable arrival
FOAL

4D
Violinist Zimbalist
EFREM

5D
Negev native
SABRA

6D
Evasive
COY

7D
Crooked
AT AN ANGLE

8D
Accomplished everything
DONE IT ALL

9D
Green of “The Italian Job”
SETH

10D
Director Lee
ANG

11D
Cat that epitomizes finickiness
MORRIS

12D
Many a charity tournament
PRO-AM

13D
Deeply offended
STUNG

14D
Hollywood, with “the”
BIZ

15D
Unimprovable
IDEAL

16D
The “F” in F = ma
FORCE

17D
Results of icy breakups?
FLOES

21D
Finally put an end to?
ENTOMB

24D
Mrs. Gorbachev
RAISA

26D
Follower of an Alaskan team
DOGSLED

29D
The doctor ___
IS IN

33D
Actress Hatcher
TERI

35D
Last part of the country to report election results
WEST

36D
Keeps safe
GUARDS

37D
Pulls (out of)
OPTS

38D
Resell quickly
FLIP

39D
___ not!
FEAR

41D
Takes a chance
RISKS IT

44D
Saharan
ARID

45D
Curses
BANES

46D
Recall cause, maybe
E COLI

47D
Computer hookups
MODEMS

48D
Chain that sells chains
ZALES

49D
Cheri formerly of “S.N.L.”
OTERI

50D
The Highwayman poet
NOYES

54D
Some
A BIT

57D
Do pretty well gradewise
GET A B

59D
Currently airing
ON NOW

61D
What germs may turn into
IDEAS

63D
Squeal on
RAT OUT

65D
Relatives on the father’s side
AGNATES

67D
Classic Icelandic literary works
EDDAS

68D
Time for una siesta
TARDE

69D
For two
A DEUX

71D
Cabooses
REARS

72D
Some needlework, informally?
TATS

73D
Art
SKILL

76D
Carter/Brezhnev agreement
SALT II

79D
Absolutely awesome
EPIC

81D
After Rainier, highest peak in the Pacific Northwest
MT ADAMS

83D
Island whose volcanic eruption is rumored to have destroyed Atlantis
SANTORINI

84D
Simple truth
PLAIN FACT

86D
Mend
HEAL

87D
Nasty sort
OGRE

88D
Attention, for some
NEED

91D
Capital where Robert Louis Stevenson died
APIA

93D
Verb from which “suis” and “sommes” are conjugated
ETRE

96D
Anonymous
NO-NAME

98D
Heavy metal band with 1980s hits
RATT

99D
Correo ___ (foreign mail stamp)
AEREO

101D
Carrier
BEARER

103D
Move, as a plant
REPOT

104D
Old World lizard
AGAMA

105D
Hulk Hogan trademark
DO-RAG

106D
October option
TREAT

107D
Counterpart of “stand”
HIT ME

109D
Milk container
UDDER

110D
Remote land in the Pacific
NAURU

114D
Familiar with
UP ON

116D
Rendezvous
MEET

117D
Impress deeply
ETCH

118D
Bygone boomers, for short
SSTS

120D
Org. authorized by the 16th Amendment
IRS

121D
Spanish she-bear
OSA

123D
Maiden name preceder
NEE

1A
They often have small tables
CAFES

6A
Base men?
CADS

10A
Jazzes (up)
AMPS

14A
Back to the Future antagonist
BIFF

18A
Stars-and-stripes land, informally
US OF A

19A
Some Great Plains residents
OTOE

20A
Possible destination for un inmigrante, with “el”
NORTE

22A
Hero
IDOL

23A
Infant + straying = noted coach
BEAR BRYANT = BABY + ERRANT

25A
Less polite + wildly unconventional = epicenter
GROUND ZERO = RUDER + GONZO

27A
Eye part
SCLERA

28A
New pop of 1924
NEHI

30A
Approached apace
RAN TO

31A
Pro
ACE

32A
In Tahitian it means “good”
MAI TAI

34A
Urban woe + squirms = pool accessory
SWIM GOGGLES = SMOG + WIGGLES

37A
Untuned, say
OFF

40A
Halters?
SENTRIES

42A
Big Ten sch.
MSU

43A
Delay + dodos = some compromises
PLEA BARGAINS = LAG + PEABRAINS

46A
Adorn brilliantly
EMBLAZON

51A
Birthday girl’s wear
TIARA

52A
Pandora release
ILLS

53A
Del ___ (fast-food chain)
TACO

55A
Poetic Muse
ERATO

56A
Spa, e.g.
SPRING

58A
Nevada gold-mining town
ELKO

60A
Remain + “Hmm …” = R&B great
BO DIDDLEY = BIDE + ODDLY

62A
___ season
DEER

64A
Moved at a crawl
SNAILED

66A
Saharan
SERE

67A
Letter at the end of three other letters
ETA

70A
Bill producers + Western wear = info for events
STARTING TIMES = ATMS + STRING TIES

74A
Lisa, to Bart
SIS

75A
Big name in root beer
DAD’S

77A
Overindulged
ATE A TON

78A
Sushi go-with
SAKE

80A
Show, informally + African capital = Adonis
DREAMBOAT = DEMO + RABAT

82A
Social worker?
WASP

85A
Suck it up?
SIPHON

89A
Someone never seen in “Peanuts”
ADULT

90A
___ Minor
URSA

92A
Yarn
TALE

94A
Feudal lord
LIEGE

95A
Mariners’ aids
SEXTANTS

97A
Pasty + vacation expense, maybe = hospital specialty
PRENATAL CARE = PALE + RENTAL CAR

100A
Court affirmation
I DO

101A
Radial alternative
BIAS TIRE

102A
Was ahead
LED

103A
See + umbrella alternative = warming option
RADIANT HEAT = DATE + RAIN HAT

108A
Minimal diamond margin
ONE RUN

111A
Lead-in to maniac
EGO-

112A
Santa ___
MARIA

113A
Area to defend
TURF

115A
My Cup Runneth Over crooner
ED AMES

119A
Regarding + undercoat = network with 303 stations
PARIS METRO = AS TO + PRIMER

122A
Day of the month + succeed = some recital pieces
PIANO DUETS = IDES + PAN OUT

124A
Epps of “House”
OMAR

125A
Kind of chair
EAMES

126A
In years past
ONCE

127A
Vertical
ERECT

128A
Makes it?
TAGS

129A
Prefix with byte
TERA-

130A
The time of Nick?
NITE

131A
___ Chris Steak House
RUTH’S