New York Times Crossword Answers - Mar 30, 2014

 New York Times Crossword Solutions - Mar 30, 2014

Clue	Answer
'Bonne ___!'	ANNEE
'Eternally nameless' thing, in Eastern religion	TAO
'Listen, pal!'	SEEHERE
'Long time ___'	NOSEE
'Phooey!'	BAH
'Quit stalling!'	DOITNOW
'Seduction of the Minotaur' author	NIN
'Selena' star, to her fans	JLO
'To sum up ...'	INREVIEW
'Twelfth Night' duke	ORSINO
'___ alive!'	SAKES
'___ to the list'	ADDIT
1959 Dion and the Belmonts hit?	LOATEENAGERVE
1969 Creedence Clearwater Revival hit?	NOOMDAB
1984 Cyndi Lauper hit?	TIMETIME
Abbr. at the top of an email	BCC
Actress Tierney	MAURA
Alaskan city	SITKA
Back it up, in a way	TWERK
Bank ID	ACCTNO
Bank in need of support?	DIKE
Bath accessories	LOOFAS
BBC std	GMT
Boss Tweed nemesis	NAST
Brand of pickles	VLASIC
Brings in	EARNS
Bugs Bunny addressee	DOC
Card reader, for short	ATM
Casual summer wear	CUTOFFS
Challenge for F.D.R	POLIO
Chef Lagasse	EMERIL
Chicken ___ (Italian dish, informally)	PARM
Competitor of ZzzQuil	NYTOL
Crack filler	CAULK
Dawn-to-dusk	ALLDAY
Description on many eBay listings	RARE
Didn't stop in time, say	ODED
Dismissed	AXED
Dose meas	TSP
Dr Pepper alternative	MRPIBB
Dreamy romantic quality	STARDUST
Eastern religion	SHINTO
Echelon	TIER
Fake	ERSATZ
Former Disney president Michael	OVITZ
Former faddish exercise regimen	TAEBO
French scene	VUE
French thinkers?	TETES
Graz's land: Abbr	AUS
Hall-of-Famer Ralph	KINER
Hands on deck	TARS
Haughty affectation	AIRS
Having a beat	CADENT
Hollywood special FX	CGI
Info for an airport greeter, for short	ETA
Info on a magazine cover	ISSUEDATE
Inspector of crime fiction	MORSE
It's put on before takeoff	SEATBELT
John Locke, philosophically	EMPIRICIST
Kelly of morning TV	RIPA
Kind of farming	SUBSISTENCE
Label for 28-Across	DECCA
Like an ode	LAUDATORY
Like Neptune among the planets in the solar system	OUTERMOST
Like Odin	NORSE
Like peas in ___	APOD
Longing looks	LEERS
Made bats	DRIVENMAD
Meatless day in W.W. II: Abbr	TUE
Medium for love letters?	BARK
Memorable series in 'Psycho'	STABS
Mideast V.I.P	AMIR
More cool, in slang	ILLER
Muff a grounder	BOOTIT
NCO of 1950s TV	SGTBILKO
New York arrival of '77	SST
No longer in fashion	DEMODE
Now and again?	TWICE
Oktoberfest quaff	BIER
Old lab burners	ETNAS
Old mattress stuffing	BEDSTRAW
Olympic leap	TOELOOP
One inspiring love of poetry?	ERATO
Org	ASSOC
Out-of-the-way way	DETOUR
Pertaining to religious rites	SACRAL
Phil who played 65-Down	SILVERS
Place for a mani-pedi	SPA
Pond denizen	EFT
Prefix with thermal	EXO
Primer pair	DICKANDJANE
Purveyor of the Doublicious sandwich	KFC
Quantum physics particle	BOSON
Query at the start of a poker game	YOUIN
Rap sheet listing	PRIOR
Real dear	ANGEL
Reinforces	BOLSTERS
Rene of 'Thor'	RUSSO
Rev (up)	AMP
Reverse, e.g	GEAR
Ring Lardner's 'Alibi ___'	IKE
Rubber from Arabia?	ALADDIN
Runners in the cold?	NOSES
See 37-Across	THEWATER
See 95-Down	YOURMAN
Slanted writing	EDITORIALS
Some dreams	OMENS
Some lawn mowers	TOROS
Some queens	BEES
Some versions of Windows	NTS
Something passed between the legs?	BATON
Something you can believe	TENET
Sound engineer's knob	FADER
Sound of sweet nothings	COO
Start of the United Negro College Fund slogan	AMIND
Suffering	INBADSHAPE
Suffix with major	ETTE
Suffix with salt	INE
Summons, of a sort	DOORBELL
Tea Partiers, e.g	BLOC
The 's' in Awacs: Abbr	SYS
The 'T' of Mr. T	TERO
The continents, e.g	SEPTET
Thumbing-the-nose gesture	SNOOK
Verbally assault	LAMBASTE
Victorian ___	ERA
Way off	AFAR
What fastidious people can't be	TOOCAREFUL
Where 'hello' is 'sveiks'	LATVIA
Where to find screwdrivers and rusty nails	BARROOMS
Wink's partner	NOD
With 43-Across, 1973 Deep Purple hit?	SMOKE
With 89-Down, 1968 Tammy Wynette hit?	STAND
With the circled letters, 1955 Bill Haley and His Comets hit?	THECLOCK
___ ale	PALE
___ Domingo	SANTO
___ pro nobis	ORA
___ Scott Card, 'Ender's Game' writer	ORSON
___ State (Mountain West Conference team)	BOISE
___ Webster, Twain's 'celebrated jumping frog'	DANL