New York Times - Apr 05, 2015 Crossword Puzzle Answer

New York Times Crossword Puzzle Solution - Apr 05, 2015

Clues	Answers
'A Clockwork Orange' protagonist	ALEX
'I *finally* got it!'	DUH
'I got it!'	AHA
'Leave!'	GONOW
'No, you really must!'	IINSIST
'One ... two ... three ...,' in a gym	REPS
'So what?'	WHOCARES
'___ you even listening?'	ARE
1/100 of a peseta	CENTIMO
101, say	INTRO
7/11 product?	QUOTIENT
Adhered (to)	HEWED
Affix carelessly	SLAPON
Afflicts	AILS
Amaretto ingredients	ALMONDS
Appraises	VALUES
As well as	AND
Asian wild ass	ONAGER
Ayatollah's speech	FARSI
Baseball V.I.P.s	GMS
Begin's opposite?	SADAT
Best-selling children's series '___ Jackson & the Olympians'	PERCY
Big dos	AFROS
Bond holder?	ATOM
Book that needs to be read word for word?	ROGETS
Brick worker's tools	TROWELS
British Invasion band	THEM
Bugs someone?	MELBLANC
Bully, at times	TAUNTER
Capital on the Atlantic	RABAT
Clad	ATTIRED
Classic roadsters	MGS
Claymation dog	GROMIT
Coming or going, say	GERUND
Common address start	HTTP
Cooperated with	AIDED
Corporate department	SALES
County div	TWP
Crime of those in Dante's second circle	LUST
Crucial	KEY
Cut (off)	SAW
Cut (off)	LOP
Dampens	WETS
Deceives	CONS
Deficit, informally	HOLE
Deuce preceder, maybe	ADIN
Duke rival, for short	UNC
Example from 18th-century history	BLIGHBOUNTY
Example from 20th-century history	SMITHTITANIC
Example from advertising	CRUNCHGUPPY
Example from classic American literature	AHABPEQUOD
Example from fantasy literature	HOOKJOLLYROGER
Example from sci-fi literature	NEMONAUTILUS
Example from television	KIRKENTERPRISE
Explorer Meriwether ___	LEWIS
Fearsome birds	ROCS
Flee	LAM
Flora and fauna	BIOTA
Game center?	TAC
Get running smoothly, in a way	DEBUG
Get together	AMASS
Gist	NUB
Go by	ELAPSE
Golden ___	AGERS
Helpful household pets	RATTERS
Hist. or Eng	SUBJ
Home of Faa'a International Airport	TAHITI
In good ___	STEAD
Is out	SLEEPS
It could go either way	EVENBET

Clues	Answers
Ixnay	VETO
Japanese 94-Across	OBI
Keepers of appointments, for short	PDAS
Kind of ceiling	DEBT
Kindle, e.g	EREADER
Kit ___ bar	KAT
Least mad	SANEST
Letters in the Greek spelling of 'Parthenon'	NUS
Lightly pound	KNOCKON
Lively dances	JIGS
Louse's place, in Robert Burns's 'To a Louse'	BONNET
Many a fed. holiday	MON
Metaphorical example from poetry	LINCOLNUSA
Michigan rival, for short	OSU
Moderate	TEMPER
Much-vilified food	TWINKIE
Ne'er-do-wells	ROGUES
On the left, for short	DEM
One who aims to hit singles?	CUPID
Party time, for short	BDAY
Picking up strength, for short?	ESP
Pleasant inflection	LILT
Point of sharpest vision	FOVEA
Polished off	ATE
Post-Civil War Reconstruction, e.g	ERA
Postal abbr	RTE
Prefix with system	ECO
Property unit	HECTARE
Quarters of a Quarter Pounder	OUNCES
Queen's attendant	ANT
Relatively recent	NEWISH
Religious journey	HAJ
Schlemiels	LOSERS
Scoundrel	CUR
See 108-Across	IPODS
See 8-Down	TOWER
See 97-Across	SASH
Some 99-Down	NANOS
Some beans	SOYS
Some fingerprints	LATENTS
Some Halloween decorations	WEBS
Some trilogies	SAGAS
Sony video recorder	BETACAM
Summer pants	CAPRIS
Takes marks off	ERASES
Talking during a movie, e.g	NONO
Told	BLABBED
Top	ACME
Treasonous groups	CABALS
Twilight, poetically	GLOAMING
Unbelievable, say	LAME
Union union	AFLCIO
Up side?	YEAS
Walk quietly	PAD
Watch over	RESEE
Watchmaker's tool	LOUPE
Welcome, perhaps	ASKIN
Went (for)	OPTED
When repeated, classic song with the lyric 'Sayin' we gotta go, yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah'	LOUIE
White's partner	SAJAK
With 18-Down, structure that gets less stable with time	JENGA
With formal properness	PRIMLY
Word of regret	SHOULDA
Words before a date	USEBY
Yellow-and-white flowers	OXEYES
___ de leche	DULCE
___ League	ARAB
___ Period (part of Japanese history)	EDO
___ regni	ANNO
___-breath	BABYS