3/22/17 Answer New York Times Crossword

3/22/17

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Dude!	BRO

1D
Dude!
BRO

2D
Cold War threat
RED CHINA

3D
Dealer’s query
ARE YOU IN

4D
Big brand of kitchen knives
CUTCO

5D
Eve who wrote “The Vagina Monologues”
ENSLER

6D
Swamp critter
CROC

7D
Early historian of ancient Rome
LIVY

8D
Quickly
APACE

9D
The Shape of Things to Come author
WELLS

10D
Brief period in nuclear physics: Abbr.
MSEC

11D
Modest response to a compliment
I TRY

12D
D.E.A. agents, informally
NARCOS

13D
Change through time
EVOLVE

14D
Like favorite literary passages
REREAD

22D
Part of the URL for 27-Across
EDU

23D
Popular afternoon talk show
ELLEN

24D
You lowdown, no-good bum, e.g.
SLUR

29D
One-track
MONO

30D
Sets (down)
PUTS

32D
The supreme ___ of war is to subdue the enemy without fighting: Sun Tzu
ART

33D
Corner office, maybe
PERK

35D
R.B.I., for one
STAT

37D
Accelerated pace
TROT

38D
In the pink
HALE

40D
Actor Stephen
REA

41D
Basis of some insurance fraud
ARSON

42D
Amazon menace
ANACONDA

43D
What “ex-” means
NO LONGER

44D
Duplicate
TWIN

47D
Obsolescent communications devices
PAGERS

48D
Severe malaise
ANOMIE

49D
Like “n” and “r,” in phonetics
SONANT

51D
Kerfuffle
ADO

52D
Popular puzzle invented in Japan
KENKEN

56D
Words on some blood drive stickers
I GAVE

57D
Enjoyed immensely
LOVED

59D
Like “Dancing With the Stars” dancers
AGILE

61D
Basic concept
GIST

62D
Nondairy substitute
OLEO

63D
Jerry Lewis’s “Nutty Professor” was an early example of one
NERD

64D
Overcast
GRAY

68D
Most AARP members: Abbr.
SRS

1A
___ yourself!
BRACE

6A
Crayfish feature
CLAW

10A
Figure of the underground economy?
MINER

15A
Fresh air’s opposite?
RERUN

16A
Well positioned (for)
RIPE

17A
Barrel part
STAVE

18A
Waiting for Lefty playwright
ODETS

19A
Many a toy train track
OVAL

20A
Variable estimated by pollsters
ERROR

21A
Kid’s transport, literally
CYCLE CYCLE CYCLE (TRI-CYCLE)

24A
Drove off
SHOOED

25A
Night class subj.
ESL

26A
Cells for new generations
OVA

27A
Sch. with campuses in Brooklyn and Brookville
LIU

28A
___ steak (British term for a sirloin cut)
RUMP

31A
Unrenewed, as a subscription
LAPSED

34A
Les États-___
UNIS

36A
Present location, when visiting the boondocks
OUT HERE

39A
Graph section, literally
RANT RANT RANT RANT (i.e QUAD-RANT)

45A
Secret application, perhaps
AEROSOL

46A
False face must hide what the false heart doth ___: Macbeth
KNOW

47A
Nonmeat choices at a deli counter
PASTAS

50A
With 55-Across, preservative for fine wood furniture
TEAK

53A
Laila of the ring
ALI

54A
Many meses in México
ANO

55A
See 50-Across
OIL

58A
Mass figure
DEACON

60A
Military headquarters, literally
GON GON GON GON GON (i.e PENTA-GON)

65A
Hacking target
EMAIL

66A
State firmly
AVER

67A
Biblical book duo
KINGS

69A
Salon procedure
RINSE

70A
Designer Wang
VERA

71A
Descriptor of many statesmen
ELDER

72A
Brawl
SET TO

73A
Stream disturbance
EDDY

74A
Edges up to
NEARS

	Clue
1D	Dude!
2D	Cold War threat
3D	Dealer's query
4D	Big brand of kitchen knives
5D	Eve who wrote "The Vagina Monologues"
6D	Swamp critter
7D	Early historian of ancient Rome
8D	Quickly
9D	The Shape of Things to Come author
10D	Brief period in nuclear physics: Abbr.
11D	Modest response to a compliment
12D	D.E.A. agents, informally
13D	Change through time
14D	Like favorite literary passages
22D	Part of the URL for 27-Across
23D	Popular afternoon talk show
24D	You lowdown, no-good bum, e.g.
29D	One-track
30D	Sets (down)
32D	The supreme ___ of war is to subdue the enemy without fighting: Sun Tzu
33D	Corner office, maybe
35D	R.B.I., for one
37D	Accelerated pace
38D	In the pink
40D	Actor Stephen
41D	Basis of some insurance fraud
42D	Amazon menace
43D	What "ex-" means
44D	Duplicate
47D	Obsolescent communications devices
48D	Severe malaise
49D	Like "n" and "r," in phonetics
51D	Kerfuffle
52D	Popular puzzle invented in Japan
56D	Words on some blood drive stickers
57D	Enjoyed immensely
59D	Like "Dancing With the Stars" dancers
61D	Basic concept
62D	Nondairy substitute
63D	Jerry Lewis's "Nutty Professor" was an early example of one
64D	Overcast
68D	Most AARP members: Abbr.
1A	___ yourself!
6A	Crayfish feature
10A	Figure of the underground economy?
15A	Fresh air's opposite?
16A	Well positioned (for)
17A	Barrel part
18A	Waiting for Lefty playwright
19A	Many a toy train track
20A	Variable estimated by pollsters
21A	Kid's transport, literally
24A	Drove off
25A	Night class subj.
26A	Cells for new generations
27A	Sch. with campuses in Brooklyn and Brookville
28A	___ steak (British term for a sirloin cut)
31A	Unrenewed, as a subscription
34A	Les États-___
36A	Present location, when visiting the boondocks
39A	Graph section, literally
45A	Secret application, perhaps
46A	False face must hide what the false heart doth ___: Macbeth
47A	Nonmeat choices at a deli counter
50A	With 55-Across, preservative for fine wood furniture
53A	Laila of the ring
54A	Many meses in México
55A	See 50-Across
58A	Mass figure
60A	Military headquarters, literally
65A	Hacking target
66A	State firmly
67A	Biblical book duo
69A	Salon procedure
70A	Designer Wang
71A	Descriptor of many statesmen
72A	Brawl
73A	Stream disturbance
74A	Edges up to