Saturday, September 24, 2016

September 25th 2016 - New York Times

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September 25th 2016 Answers

Clue Solution
Lament after being backstabbed ETTU
Crack up GOMAD
Test one’s metal? ASSAY
Down SAD
Classic word game GHOST
Dollar competitor ALAMO
Contemptible sort SWINE
“___ linda!” (“How pretty!” in Spanish) QUE
One who’s dunzo GONER
Glossy fabric SATIN
Dancer’s leader SANTA
The Bulldogs of the S.E.C. UGA
Line at the side of a photo CREDIT
Hoopster observing Ramadan? FASTINGFORWARD
Electric ___ EEL
Shepherd’s pie bit PEA
River through Seoul HAN
Bakery buy BUN
Nearly dried-up Asian sea ARAL
Country whose name becomes its language when you drop its last letter LAOS
Frequent Winter Olympics setting ALPS
Sign from a third base coach say STEAL
Van Susteren formerly of Fox News GRETA
Gangster Luciano performing a risqué prank? LUCKYSTREAKING
Ankle-exposing pants CAPRIS
“___ been thinking ...” IVE
Captains on The Atlantic briefly? EDS
By and large MOSTLY
Neighbor of N.Y. ONT
Young swan CYGNET
Colleens LASSES
Uncommon spelling for a common greeting HALLO
Whole ___ FOODS
I.Q. test name BINET
1982 #1 hit with the line “Watch out boy she’ll chew you up” MANEATER
Look lecherously OGLE
Hobo at the wheel? BUMSTEERING
Cunningness WILE
Many web advertisements SIDEBARS
Overly indulge in ABUSE
Movie Hall ANNIE
Bridge words IPASS
Evil spirits DEMONS
Gently jabbed NUDGED
Enliven with “up” GIN
Build-it-yourself auto KITCAR
Sugar suffix OSE
Flatow of NPR’s “Science Friday” IRA
Drops a line ANGLES
Where to buy certain Christmas decorations? STOCKINGMARKET
Early PC platform MSDOS
Link with TIETO
Accident-investigating agcy. NTSB
Part of STEM for short TECH
Long tale EPIC
___-pah OOM
Subzero maybe ICY
One whose life is in order? NUN
Lament RUE
Mild form of corporal punishment? LIGHTSWITCHING
Poor SUBPAR
Home of the Pampas: Abbr. ARG
“Rumor has it ...” IHEAR
Partner of live LEARN
Actress Swinton TILDA
Golfer Michelle WIE
“Scooby-Doo” girl VELMA
Commercial cow ELSIE
Brownstone feature STOOP
The Bosporus e.g.: Abbr. STR
Haven OASIS
Change with the times ADAPT
Moving well SPRY
Ovum EGGCELL
“Walden” writer THOREAU
“Wild Thing” rapper TONELOC
How many college textbooks are bought USED
Lot of fun informally GAS
Saint for whom a Minnesota college is named OLAF
___ Hari MATA
Powerless group? AMISH
“It’s worse than you can imagine” DONTASK
Org. ASSN
Party handouts SWAGBAGS
Wicked SINFUL
___ Chigurh villain in “No Country for Old Men” ANTON
It takes months to complete YEAR
Cheering done in a plaza? SQUAREROOTING
Baked with breadcrumbs and cheese AUGRATIN
Bringing up the rear DEADLAST
Set off as a security alarm TRIP
China display TEASET
Under the wire so to speak INTIME
___ speed WARP
Cockpit datum: Abbr. ALT
Merely superficial SKINDEEP
Olympics events rarely shown in prime time PRELIMS
Carried chairs SEDANS
Nephew of Cain ENOS
King who’s a friend of Oprah GAYLE
First name in fashion YVES
Word after liquid or fixed ASSET
Sword fight sound CLANG
___ of Glamis title in Shakespeare THANE
Corp. money pros CFOS
One holding many positions YOGI
Big fan of the “Lord of the Flies” author? GOLDINGDIGGER
Mirror buildup at times STEAM
Dangerous backyard projectile LAWNDART
Pop BURST
Erroneously hit “reply all” instead of “reply” say MISSENT
Late author Wiesel ELIE
Thatching material REED
Underpinning BASIS
Text on an iPad say EBOOK
Collars RUNSIN
Really feels the heat BAKES
See 79-Down AURA
Hoped-for result of swiping right on Tinder DATE
Hot EROTIC
75-Down around a saint NIMBUS
Wardens enforce them GAMELAWS
Emotionally if not physically INSPIRIT
TV spinoff of 2002 CSIMIAMI
Narrow arm of the sea LOCH
Part of the inner ear COCHLEA
Channel with “Family Feud” reruns GSN
Sound of a pebble hitting water KERPLOP
Galápagos Islands’ country ECUADOR
Setting for many New Yorker cartoons THERAPY
They get wetter as they dry TOWELS
Actor Milo OSHEA
Bottom line YIELD
Beer ___ NUTS
DVR choice TIVO
Refrain syllables TRAS
Pluto flyby org. NASA
Enthrall GRIP
They come straight from the horse’s mouth BITS
Bottom line NET

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