| Clues | Answers |
| ___ steak (British term for a sirloin cut) | RUMP |
| ___ yourself! | BRACE |
| Accelerated pace | TROT |
| Actor Stephen | REA |
| Amazon menace | ANACONDA |
| Barrel part | STAVE |
| Basic concept | GIST |
| Basis of some insurance fraud | ARSON |
| Biblical book duo | KINGS |
| Big brand of kitchen knives | CUTCO |
| Brawl | SETTO |
| Brief period in nuclear physics: Abbr. | MSEC |
| Cells for new generations | OVA |
| Change through time | EVOLVE |
| Cold War threat | REDCHINA |
| Corner office, maybe | PERK |
| Crayfish feature | CLAW |
| D.E.A. agents, informally | NARCOS |
| Dealer's query | AREYOUIN |
| Descriptor of many statesmen | ELDER |
| Designer Wang | VERA |
| Drove off | SHOOED |
| Dude! | BRO |
| Duplicate | TWIN |
| Early historian of ancient Rome | LIVY |
| Edges up to | NEARS |
| Enjoyed immensely | LOVED |
| Eve who wrote "The Vagina Monologues" | ENSLER |
| False face must hide what the false heart doth ___: Macbeth | KNOW |
| Figure of the underground economy? | MINER |
| Fresh air's opposite? | RERUN |
| Graph section, literally | RANTRANTRANTRANT |
| Hacking target | |
| In the pink | HALE |
| Jerry Lewis's "Nutty Professor" was an early example of one | NERD |
| Kerfuffle | ADO |
| Kid's transport, literally | CYCLECYCLECYCLE |
| Laila of the ring | ALI |
| Les Etats-___ | UNIS |
| Like "Dancing With the Stars" dancers | AGILE |
| Like "n" and "r," in phonetics | SONANT |
| Like favorite literary passages | REREAD |
| Many a toy train track | OVAL |
| Many meses in Mexico | ANO |
| Mass figure | DEACON |
| Military headquarters, literally | GONGONGONGONGON |
| Modest response to a compliment | ITRY |
| Most AARP members: Abbr. | SRS |
| Night class subj. | ESL |
| Nondairy substitute | OLEO |
| Nonmeat choices at a deli counter | PASTAS |
| Obsolescent communications devices | PAGERS |
| One-track | MONO |
| Overcast | GRAY |
| Part of the URL for 27-Across | EDU |
| Popular afternoon talk show | ELLEN |
| Popular puzzle invented in Japan | KENKEN |
| Present location, when visiting the boondocks | OUTHERE |
| Quickly | APACE |
| R.B.I., for one | STAT |
| Salon procedure | RINSE |
| Sch. with campuses in Brooklyn and Brookville | LIU |
| Secret application, perhaps | AEROSOL |
| See 50-Across | OIL |
| Sets (down) | PUTS |
| Severe malaise | ANOMIE |
| State firmly | AVER |
| Stream disturbance | EDDY |
| Swamp critter | CROC |
| The Shape of Things to Come author | WELLS |
| The supreme ___ of war is to subdue the enemy without fighting: Sun Tzu | ART |
| Unrenewed, as a subscription | LAPSED |
| Variable estimated by pollsters | ERROR |
| Waiting for Lefty playwright | ODETS |
| Well positioned (for) | RIPE |
| What "ex-" means | NOLONGER |
| With 55-Across, preservative for fine wood furniture | TEAK |
| Words on some blood drive stickers | IGAVE |
| You lowdown, no-good bum, e.g. | SLUR |
New York Times - March 22 2017 Wednesday Crossword Puzzle Answer
New York Times Crossword Puzzle Solution - March 22 2017 Wednesday
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