11/6/16 Answer New York Times Crossword

11/6/16

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1D
Harper’s Weekly cartoonist Thomas
NAST

2D
Kind of clef
ALTO

3D
Prettify
DO UP

4D
Blow up
INFLATE

5D
Do more repairs on
REFIX

6D
The Princess Bride theme
TRUE LOVE

7D
Put groceries away
EAT

8D
It blows things up, in brief
NITRO

9D
Some wedding figures
USHERS

10D
Small semicircular grooves on a column
REEDING

11D
Port. is part of it
EUR

12D
Left in a hurry
SPED AWAY

13D
Radioactive form of hydrogen
TRITIUM

14D
Pennsylvania city
YORK

15D
S O S, e.g.
PLEA

16D
Middle-earth inhabitant
ELF

17D
Mystery ingredient in SweeTarts?
SOUR LITTLE SECRET (“it’s our little secret”)

18D
Comes later
ENSUES

19D
Insect that folds its wings
TSETSE

24D
Nearly throws a perfect game against, maybe
ONE-HITS

29D
Uses WhatsApp, say
IMS

33D
Snap
GO MAD

34D
River to the Ligurian Sea
ARNO

35D
Communication devices for commuters, once
CAR PHONES

36D
Best Picture between “Rocky” and “The Deer Hunter”
ANNIE HALL

37D
Always putting up my entry fees?
STAKING ME FOREVER (“it’s taking me forever”)

39D
1960s TV show whose star weighed 650 pounds
GENTLE BEN

41D
With 60-Across, player of Tony Soprano’s son
ROBERT …

42D
Engine sound
PURR

45D
Pressure, so to speak
SCREWS

49D
Fraternity and sorority leaders, usually: Abbr.
SRS

50D
Follow closely
HEED

52D
Rough choice?
EIGHT IRON

54D
Mad About You co-star
HELEN HUNT

55D
Begin to tongue-lash
START IN ON

57D
February 14th figure
EROS

59D
Divorced
APART

61D
London lavs
LOOS

64D
Bit of jewelry
STUD

65D
Opposite of outflux
INFLOW

66D
Ram
BUTT

68D
Hard to pin down
SHIFTY

69D
Giant among Giants
MAYS

74D
Punk rocker Vicious
SID

76D
Gravy thickener
ROUX

77D
They might need guards
SHINS

78D
Drops to the ground?
LITTERS

80D
Herman who wrote “This Is My God”
WOUK

82D
Home of Walmart
ARKANSAS

84D
New employee requirement, maybe
DRUG TEST

87D
Formal wingdings
SOIREES

89D
What an overstuffed suitcase might do
POP OPEN

91D
Unknown quantity
X AMOUNT

92D
Bogeyman
SCARER

93D
Informal words of thanks
I OWE YA

94D
Athlete’s wear, informally
UNI

95D
Soup dumpling
WONTON

100D
John Kennedy ___, author of “A Confederacy of Dunces”
TOOLE

102D
Game with mallets played on a hard-surfaced court
ROQUE

104D
Criticize, in British slang
SLAG

105D
Vibe
AURA

108D
Maze solution
PATH

109D
Pennsylvania city
ERIE

110D
Walk while dizzy
REEL

112D
War hero
ACE

114D
High dudgeon
IRE

115D
Giant image over Gotham
BAT

1A
Point of greatest despair
NADIR

6A
Terms of service
TENURES

13A
Laid out for printing
TYPESET

20A
Unchallenged
ALONE

21A
Lift
RAISE UP

22A
Sure things
ROLL-ONS

23A
Do your taxidermy on the patio instead!?
STUFF OUT THERE (“it’s tough out there”)

25A
You can’t make me
I REFUSE

26A
Of the highest quality
TOP-LINE

27A
Republican, on an election map
RED

28A
Da Coach
DITKA

30A
Place to get stuck
RUT

31A
Double or “triple” feat
AXEL

32A
Discipline for paper tigers?
ORIGAMI

34A
Newcastle Brown and others
ALES

35A
Thrown
CAST

38A
Harley, in slang
HOG

40A
A foot on the ground in Phoenix?
SNOW SURPRISE (“it’s no surprise”)

43A
It’s just for openers
ANTE

44A
Venus in Fur playwright David
IVES

46A
Today rival, for short
GMA

47A
Get on one’s high horse?
MOUNT

48A
Kind of replication
RNA

49A
Miasma
STENCH

51A
___, captain!
AYE

53A
Some Campbell’s offerings
BROTHS

56A
Skinflints
PIKERS

58A
It makes tracks
TREAD

60A
See 41-Down
… ILER

62A
___ it go
LET

63A
Ones who have it coming to them?
HEIRS

64A
Silence is the ___ that nourishes wisdom: Bacon
SLEEP

65A
Classical pianist Levit
IGOR

66A
Composer Bartók
BELA

67A
Reaction of dismay
OH NO!

68A
Comfort food causing oral discomfort?
STEW DAMN HOT (“it’s too damn hot”)

70A
Selfish sort
USER

71A
Harpies
NAGS

72A
Where many connections are made
HUBS

73A
Huge quantities
RAFTS

74A
Surgical tube
STENT

75A
Common New England street name
ELM

76A
Lyft offering
RIDE

77A
Groove-making needles
STYLI

78A
With 96-Across, bit of Chinese cuisine
LITCHI …

79A
Many, after “a”
SLEW OF

81A
Not interested
NAH

83A
Like some tales or details
SORDID

85A
Broadcast
RUN

86A
Hall-of-Fame quarterback Dan
FOUTS

88A
Trendy jeans feature
RIP

90A
Extract used in brewing
WORT

91A
Foreign: Prefix
XENO-

92A
Crazy Horse, Sitting Bull and that’s probably it?
SIOUX YOU KNOW (“it’s who you know”)

96A
See 78-Across
… NUT

97A
Memo abbr.
ATTN

98A
Cab stopper?
CORK

99A
Up against it
IN A SPOT

101A
Genesis of an idea
GERM

103A
Amaze
AWE

104A
Deadly nerve gas
SARIN

106A
Artist who awards a biennial Grant for Peace
ONO

107A
Real sport
TROOPER

111A
Adjust, as a currency
REVALUE

113A
Slogan for wine geeks?
SIP TO BE SQUARE (“it’s hip to be square”)

116A
Field of vision
EYE CARE

117A
Nipple rings
AREOLAS

118A
Set free
UNTIE

119A
Noble thing
RARE GAS

120A
Mack of early slapstick
SENNETT

121A
___ Muggs, girl in “Archie”
ETHEL