New York Times Crossword Answers - Oct 3 2016



___ News (Roger Ailes's former channel)
___ jacket (denim top)
___ Doodles (snack brand)
___ and outs
What a sun visor reduces
Unit of work in physics
Twosomes
Twisted, as a wet towel
Tree whose name sounds like a letter of the alphabet
Tool for laying cement
Took care of, mob-style
Stefan ___, influential Austrian writer of the 1920s-'30s
Start of four TV drama titles of the 2000s
Stares (at)
Sporty Pontiac
Sporty Jaguars
Speakers' platforms
Something bid on on 'The Price Is Right'
Some A.L. sluggers
Smidgens
Singer Carly ___ Jepsen
Server overseer, informally
Sch. on Manhattan's Washington Square Park
Sag
Romulus or Remus
Rocky outcropping
Regarding
Put (together), as a jigsaw puzzle
Pull to a pound
Prepared for planting, as a field
Pie ___ mode
Perform an inverted feat
One of the Kennedys
Nabokov novel
N.F.L. team that plays in Jersey, strangely enough
Misbehaving
Minuscule, informally
Military entertainment grp
Marquis ___ (French writer)
Makes eyes at
Lt.'s superior
Lost one's sanity
Locale for mobile campers
Like the contents of this puzzle's circled squares, in a nursery rhyme
Like some wineglasses and roses
Like some verbs: Abbr
Language of Yemen and Oman
Kerfuffle
Jazz group
In addition
Hunter of myth
Health resort
Gun, in old mob slang
Furry 'Star Wars' creatures
From ___ to riches
Entry in the Rose Parade
Emmy or Espy
Drunk motorist's infraction, for short
Dine
Didn't give a definitive answer
Course you hardly have to study for
Conan O'Brien's network
Cathedral recess
Caramel-filled candies
California's says 'Eureka'
Brand of orange or grape soda
Alcohol, per its effect at a party
Actress Foster
'Yo'
'Winnie-the-Pooh' baby
'Stumblin' In' singer Quatro
'Miss' of TV's 'Dallas'
'Little' folk tale character with lazy friends
'It is the ___, and Juliet is the sun': Romeo

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