New York Times - Nov 18 2018 Sunday
Across
1. Era of ignorance : DARKAGES
9. Elevators in an office building? : HEELS
14. Houston squad, casually : STROS
19. Eaglelike : AQUILINE
20. Mississippi River bottom feeder : MUDCAT
21. "Wouldn't that be nice!" : IWISH
22. Satchel for a homicide detective? : MURDERCASEMURSE
24. Joe of "GoodFellas" : PESCI
25. Something found at the top of many a Google search page : PAIDAD
26. Manufactured : MADE
27. Baking soda has many of these : USES
29. Tush : REAR
30. Danny Ocean's ex-wife in "Ocean's Eleven" : TESS
31. Unseasonal wear on a winter vacation? : SKIRESORTSKORT
34. Map : CHART
36. Parisian waters : EAUX
37. Jewish mourning period : SHIVA
38. Zoom, e.g. : LENS
39. Baseball stats sometimes called 39-Down : RBIS
42. Jerk : SPASM
46. Static : INERT
48. Swiss canton that was home to William Tell : URI
49. Variety of stud poker, familiarly : HILO
50. Berry with two diacritics in its name : ACAI
51. "Get ___!" : AGRIP
52. Late-morning meal for a TV family? : BRADYBUNCHBRUNCH
58. Dorm overseers, for short : RAS
59. Sports event with two diacritics in its name : EPEE
60. Cry after "Company" : HALT
61. Who wrote "In the land of the blind, the one-eyed man is king" : ERASMUS
64. One way to buy mustard cheaply? : GREYPOUPONGROUPON
67. Like the number i, mathematically : NONREAL
68. Burns writing : POEM
69. Strong bond : GLUE
70. A pillar of Islam : HAJ
71. Emails such as "Click this link to become an Apollo astronaut"? : SPACEPROGRAMSPAM
77. Erie Canal city : UTICA
80. ___ Spiegel, co-founder of Snapchat : EVAN
81. "Darling, won't you ___ my worried mind" ("Layla" lyric) : EASE
82. Peter's chief of staff on "The Good Wife" : ELI
83. Down-on-their-luck sorts : HOBOS
84. Hit the hide off the baseball : RIPIT
86. Beauts : GEMS
87. Backgrounds in theater : SETS
88. Tempur-Pedic rival : SERTA
90. Seawater compound : NACL
92. Neophytes : TYROS
93. Collection of Yule-centric posts? : BURNINGLOGBLOG
98. Boxing venue : RING
99. Nagy of Hungarian history : IMRE
100. Wooded valley : DELL
101. Bird on Walden Pond in "Walden" : LOON
102. Like services covered by a health insurer : INAREA
105. Drops : OMITS
107. Utensil for eating some cured meat? : SALTEDPORKSPORK
110. Link with : TIETO
111. Brainpower : SMARTS
112. See to it : MAKESURE
113. When a happy hour might start : ATSIX
114. Haven : OASIS
115. Seizure cause : EPILEPSY
Down
1. Deaden acoustically : DAMP
2. Blue shade : AQUA
3. Kingdom in "The Prisoner of Zenda" : RURITANIA
4. Leg-pullers : KIDDERS
5. Div. for the Red 106-Down : ALEAST
6. Secures with a band : GIRDS
7. S.A.S.E., e.g.: Abbr. : ENC
8. They require stitches : SEAMS
9. What the rotator cuff rotates : HUMERUS
10. School extension? : EDU
11. Neutral shades : ECRUS
12. Word from the Latin for "noose" : LASSO
13. One caught by a 12-Down : STEER
14. Nurse : SIP
15. Can-can dancing? : TWERKING
16. Formula for slope in math : RISEOVERRUN
17. Costa Rican president who won the 1987 Nobel Peace Prize : OSCARARIAS
18. Stuffed ___ : SHIRT
20. Clay and oil, for artists : MEDIA
23. "For heaven ___" : SAKES
28. Some ways on Waze: Abbr. : STS
32. Split personality? : EXPARTNER
33. Branch of Islam : SHIA
34. Appurtenance for a cartoon Neanderthal : CLUB
35. Mannheim mister : HERR
39. Delmonico steak cuts : RIBEYES
40. Document listing technical specifications : BLUEPAPER
41. TV network with a science-y name : ION
43. Prefix with puncture : ACU
44. More sensible : SANER
45. One is roughly the mass of a speck of dust : MICROGRAM
47. Festoons with Charmin, for short : TPS
49. Charged up : HYPER
53. Laura of "Big Little Lies" : DERN
54. Confucian philosopher ___ Hsi : CHU
55. Really trendy : HAPPENING
56. Hit just beyond the infield : BLOOP
57. Hightail it, saltily : HAULASS
62. Ocean froth : SPUME
63. "The Simpsons" bar : MOES
64. Asian fruits used in Western alternative medicine : GOJIBERRIES
65. Norwegian king near the end of the first millennium : OLAVI
66. Non-___ (food label) : GMO
67. Western powwow held every year or so : NATOSUMMIT
70. "Come again?" : HUH
72. Limit : CAP
73. "Fancy that!" : GEE
74. People like you : PEERGROUP
75. Orfeo in Gluck's "Orfeo ed Euridice," e.g. : ALTO
76. Not catch : MISS
78. Crescent-shaped Italian pastries : CORNETTI
79. Piedmont wine town : ASTI
85. Alternatives to gelcaps : TABLETS
86. Semiliquid stuff : GLOOP
87. Neural junction : SYNAPSE
89. So-so filler? : AND
91. Lunkheads : CLODS
92. Holiday glitter : TINSEL
93. Flora and fauna : BIOTA
94. Plaster for painting : GESSO
95. Animal used to guard sheep and goats : LLAMA
96. Spanish crockery : OLLAS
97. Munchkin : GNOME
98. "___-Tikki-Tavi" : RIKKI
103. Misreckons : ERRS
104. "It is a riddle, wrapped in a mystery, inside an enigma; but perhaps there is ___": Churchill : AKEY
106. See 5-Down : SOX
108. Numerical prefix : TRI
109. Much Top 40 music now : RAP
Across
1. Era of ignorance : DARKAGES
9. Elevators in an office building? : HEELS
14. Houston squad, casually : STROS
19. Eaglelike : AQUILINE
20. Mississippi River bottom feeder : MUDCAT
21. "Wouldn't that be nice!" : IWISH
22. Satchel for a homicide detective? : MURDERCASEMURSE
24. Joe of "GoodFellas" : PESCI
25. Something found at the top of many a Google search page : PAIDAD
26. Manufactured : MADE
27. Baking soda has many of these : USES
29. Tush : REAR
30. Danny Ocean's ex-wife in "Ocean's Eleven" : TESS
31. Unseasonal wear on a winter vacation? : SKIRESORTSKORT
34. Map : CHART
36. Parisian waters : EAUX
37. Jewish mourning period : SHIVA
38. Zoom, e.g. : LENS
39. Baseball stats sometimes called 39-Down : RBIS
42. Jerk : SPASM
46. Static : INERT
48. Swiss canton that was home to William Tell : URI
49. Variety of stud poker, familiarly : HILO
50. Berry with two diacritics in its name : ACAI
51. "Get ___!" : AGRIP
52. Late-morning meal for a TV family? : BRADYBUNCHBRUNCH
58. Dorm overseers, for short : RAS
59. Sports event with two diacritics in its name : EPEE
60. Cry after "Company" : HALT
61. Who wrote "In the land of the blind, the one-eyed man is king" : ERASMUS
64. One way to buy mustard cheaply? : GREYPOUPONGROUPON
67. Like the number i, mathematically : NONREAL
68. Burns writing : POEM
69. Strong bond : GLUE
70. A pillar of Islam : HAJ
71. Emails such as "Click this link to become an Apollo astronaut"? : SPACEPROGRAMSPAM
77. Erie Canal city : UTICA
80. ___ Spiegel, co-founder of Snapchat : EVAN
81. "Darling, won't you ___ my worried mind" ("Layla" lyric) : EASE
82. Peter's chief of staff on "The Good Wife" : ELI
83. Down-on-their-luck sorts : HOBOS
84. Hit the hide off the baseball : RIPIT
86. Beauts : GEMS
87. Backgrounds in theater : SETS
88. Tempur-Pedic rival : SERTA
90. Seawater compound : NACL
92. Neophytes : TYROS
93. Collection of Yule-centric posts? : BURNINGLOGBLOG
98. Boxing venue : RING
99. Nagy of Hungarian history : IMRE
100. Wooded valley : DELL
101. Bird on Walden Pond in "Walden" : LOON
102. Like services covered by a health insurer : INAREA
105. Drops : OMITS
107. Utensil for eating some cured meat? : SALTEDPORKSPORK
110. Link with : TIETO
111. Brainpower : SMARTS
112. See to it : MAKESURE
113. When a happy hour might start : ATSIX
114. Haven : OASIS
115. Seizure cause : EPILEPSY
Down
1. Deaden acoustically : DAMP
2. Blue shade : AQUA
3. Kingdom in "The Prisoner of Zenda" : RURITANIA
4. Leg-pullers : KIDDERS
5. Div. for the Red 106-Down : ALEAST
6. Secures with a band : GIRDS
7. S.A.S.E., e.g.: Abbr. : ENC
8. They require stitches : SEAMS
9. What the rotator cuff rotates : HUMERUS
10. School extension? : EDU
11. Neutral shades : ECRUS
12. Word from the Latin for "noose" : LASSO
13. One caught by a 12-Down : STEER
14. Nurse : SIP
15. Can-can dancing? : TWERKING
16. Formula for slope in math : RISEOVERRUN
17. Costa Rican president who won the 1987 Nobel Peace Prize : OSCARARIAS
18. Stuffed ___ : SHIRT
20. Clay and oil, for artists : MEDIA
23. "For heaven ___" : SAKES
28. Some ways on Waze: Abbr. : STS
32. Split personality? : EXPARTNER
33. Branch of Islam : SHIA
34. Appurtenance for a cartoon Neanderthal : CLUB
35. Mannheim mister : HERR
39. Delmonico steak cuts : RIBEYES
40. Document listing technical specifications : BLUEPAPER
41. TV network with a science-y name : ION
43. Prefix with puncture : ACU
44. More sensible : SANER
45. One is roughly the mass of a speck of dust : MICROGRAM
47. Festoons with Charmin, for short : TPS
49. Charged up : HYPER
53. Laura of "Big Little Lies" : DERN
54. Confucian philosopher ___ Hsi : CHU
55. Really trendy : HAPPENING
56. Hit just beyond the infield : BLOOP
57. Hightail it, saltily : HAULASS
62. Ocean froth : SPUME
63. "The Simpsons" bar : MOES
64. Asian fruits used in Western alternative medicine : GOJIBERRIES
65. Norwegian king near the end of the first millennium : OLAVI
66. Non-___ (food label) : GMO
67. Western powwow held every year or so : NATOSUMMIT
70. "Come again?" : HUH
72. Limit : CAP
73. "Fancy that!" : GEE
74. People like you : PEERGROUP
75. Orfeo in Gluck's "Orfeo ed Euridice," e.g. : ALTO
76. Not catch : MISS
78. Crescent-shaped Italian pastries : CORNETTI
79. Piedmont wine town : ASTI
85. Alternatives to gelcaps : TABLETS
86. Semiliquid stuff : GLOOP
87. Neural junction : SYNAPSE
89. So-so filler? : AND
91. Lunkheads : CLODS
92. Holiday glitter : TINSEL
93. Flora and fauna : BIOTA
94. Plaster for painting : GESSO
95. Animal used to guard sheep and goats : LLAMA
96. Spanish crockery : OLLAS
97. Munchkin : GNOME
98. "___-Tikki-Tavi" : RIKKI
103. Misreckons : ERRS
104. "It is a riddle, wrapped in a mystery, inside an enigma; but perhaps there is ___": Churchill : AKEY
106. See 5-Down : SOX
108. Numerical prefix : TRI
109. Much Top 40 music now : RAP
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