9/11/16 Answer New York Times Crossword

9/11/16

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1D
Big feature of Popeye, informally
BICEP

2D
United
AS ONE

3D
Variety show
REVUE

4D
Tavern tap handle
BEER PULL

5D
Galway Bay locale, to locals
EIRE

6D
QB guarders
RTS

7D
Menace in 2014 news
EBOLA

8D
Record six-time David di Donatello Award winner for Best Actress
LOREN

9D
Popular airfare finder
KAYAK

10D
Yen
THIRST

11D
Fish that can swim forward and backward
EEL

12D
2014 Oscar-nominated film set in Alabama
SELMA

13D
___ Life, “Porgy and Bess” character
SPORTIN’

14D
All the rage
HOT

15D
Paint choice
ENAMEL

16D
Cadillac founder Henry
LELAND

17D
Title character in a “Sgt. Pepper” song
MR KITE

20D
TV ads
SPOTS

23D
Office no.
TEL

25D
Late author and Peace Nobelist
WIESEL

28D
PBS supporter, for short
NEA

32D
Relative of a raspberry
BOO

33D
Tribal figures
TOTEMS

34D
Sloughs
MORASSES

36D
Elflike
FEY

39D
Dis
SLAM

40D
Trim
PARE BACK

41D
The world’s largest is China
EXPORTER

42D
Acid
LSD

43D
Ma and pa, with “the”
OLDS

44D
___ grip!
GET A

45D
That hurts!
YEOW!

47D
New England state sch.
URI

50D
1970s-’80s TV’s “The ___ Club”
PTL

51D
I see what you’re doing!
OHO!

52D
Kick back, with “out”
VEG

54D
Hodgepodge
PASTICHE

55D
Roger that
I READ YOU

56D
Command to a dog
SIT

58D
More than capable
ADEPT

59D
Doctors’ orders
X-RAYS

62D
Know-it-all
WISEACRE

63D
Start to -tainment
EDU-

66D
Relative of -let
ULE

69D
Corporate tech head, for short
CIO

70D
Alternative to boeuf or poulet
MOUTON

71D
Word with black or photo
OPS

72D
Sarcasm clarification
NOT!

73D
Bro or sis
SIB

74D
Fastener designed to leave a flush surface
T-NUT

75D
Geographical eponym of an insurance company
ETNA

76D
The check that’s in the mail, maybe
RENT

78D
Former Laker Lamar
ODOM

81D
O.E.D. contents: Abbr.
WDS

82D
Companion to whiskey in “American Pie”
RYE

85D
New Mexico’s ___ National Laboratories
SANDIA

87D
Chortle
YUK

88D
All things considered
AS A WHOLE

90D
Motel sign filler
NEON GAS

92D
No ___! (“I give!”)
MAS

93D
Shrimp ___
SCAMPI

94D
Shenanigans
CAPERS

95D
Tickles
AMUSES

97D
Lively, on a score
VIVACE

98D
Battery part
ANODE

99D
D-Day vessel: Abbr.
LST

102D
Teary-eyed
WEEPY

103D
___ bar (popular candy)
HEATH

104D
Muppet with a “rubber duckie”
ERNIE

105D
Source of some quilt stuffing
EIDER

106D
Pride of Lions, for short?
TDS

108D
___ español?
HABLA

109D
Prince ___, Eddie Murphy’s role in “Coming to America”
AKEEM

110D
Roosevelt of note
TEDDY

114D
Part of a rating
STAR

116D
Destination for some BART riders, for short
SFO

117D
Put down in writing?
PAN

119D
Cause of a tic, for short
OCD

1A
Figaro, e.g.
BARBER

7A
Foal horse :: calf
ELK

10A
___ Trueheart (Dick Tracy’s wife)
TESS

14A
Ahab’s post
HELM

18A
Reply to “Look at that!”
I SEE IT!

19A
Jungle menace
BOA

20A
Things insomniacs count
SHEEP

21A
Lollapalooza
ONER

22A
Magazine’s lead
COVER STORY

24A
Rock Hudson/Doris Day romantic comedy
PILLOW TALK

26A
Habituate
ENURE

27A
Roosevelt of note
ELEANOR

29A
Fear of a claustrophobe, for short
MRI

30A
Month before juin
MAI

31A
Hatchery sound
PEEP

32A
There are no ifs, ands or buts about it
BLANKET STATEMENT

35A
Craft the U.S. government has never recognized
UFO

37A
Memo segue
AS TO

38A
Tryster with Tristan
ISOLDE

39A
Study of caves
SPELEOLOGY

46A
One making a pitch?
TUNER

48A
In a slapdash way
LAXLY

49A
Pajama party
SLEEPOVER

53A
Stone, to Caesar
LAPIS

57A
French Dadaist
ARP

58A
Toss in
ADD TO THE MIX

60A
Buttonless garment
SARI

61A
Cried over spilled milk, maybe
MEOWED

64A
Snore loudly
SAW LOGS

65A
Reddish-brown
RUSSET

67A
One in front of a train
BRIDE

68A
Prince Valiant’s love
ALETA

69A
Cocktail sauce ingredient
CATSUP

70A
What a child may think is under the [puzzle’s central image]
MONSTER

77A
Positive response to “Parlez-vous anglais?”
YES I DO

79A
Slushy drink brand
ICEE

80A
Most jump shots
TWO-POINTERS

83A
Charisse of “Brigadoon”
CYD

84A
Gumbo ingredients
OKRAS

86A
What a parent may think is under the [puzzle’s central image]
DUST BUNNY

87A
Lout
YAHOO

89A
What services ___ thou do?: King Lear
CANST

91A
London home to many John Constable paintings
TATE MUSEUM

93A
___ on Cards, classic 1949 book
SCARNE

96A
Like O’s in most typefaces
OVAL

100A
Letters between two names
AKA

101A
Rained cats and dogs
CAME DOWN IN SHEETS

107A
Huh?
WHAT?

111A
Kwik-E-Mart clerk
APU

112A
Like Verdi’s “Caro nome”
IN E

113A
Poll worker’s request
VOTER ID

114A
Command to a dog
SHAKE

115A
Item on a telephone stand
MESSAGE PAD

118A
Line at the end of a day’s diary
AND SO TO BED

120A
Choice: Abbr.
PREF

121A
Speedily
APACE

122A
Twist-___
TIE

123A
Rang
CALLED

124A
That ___ wrong
IS SO

125A
Auld Lang ___
SYNE

126A
The other woman
HER

127A
Super-handsome
DREAMY