New York Times, February 25th 2018

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February 25th 2018 Answers

Clue	Solution
'Aw rats!'	DARN
'Hey!'	PSST
'See you later'	ADIOS
'That so?' reply	ITIS
'That wasn't nice!'	TSK
'The Master Builder' playwright	IBSEN
'You and I have a deal!'	WEREON
404 Not Found, e.g	ERROR
Actor Davis	OSSIE
Airport waiter?	CAB
Aloft	INMIDAIR
Alpo alternative	IAMS
Amount of jam or jelly beans	JARFUL
Ancient theaters	ODEA
Approve another season of	RENEW
Armpit, medically	AXILLA
Bagel topping	SCHMEAR
Bagel topping spelled using only the letters of 89-Down	CREAMCHEESE
Ballot hanger	CHAD
Basil, e.g	HERB
Basket part	RIM
Basket part	NET
Bass player	TUBA
Be annoying	GRATE
Berth places	WHARFS
Brand in the dairy aisle	LACTAID
Breakfast spots	IHOPS
Butt's end?	ASH
Bygone deliverers	ICEMEN
Casual top	TEE
Cause of a tic, for short	OCD
Chalked stick	CUE
Challenge for a college-bound student, maybe	APTEST
Cherry throwaway	STEM
Christmas drink	WASSAIL
Clandestine	SECRET
Combo meal entree	Surfnturf
Dojo surface	MAT
Double a score	FORTY
Drive-___	THRU
Energize	KEYUP
Enter the fray	WADEIN
Extras	ADDONS
Fix	RIG
Fostered	BRED
Fund-raising org	PTA
Future stallion	COLT
Garment that's often plaid	KILT
Geraint's wife, in Arthurian romance	ENID
Gets back together	REUNES
Glacial ridges	ARETES
Grandfather of Alfred the Great	EGBERT
Group of stars	ALIST
Historical period	IRONAGE
Historical period spelled using only the letters of 2-Down	GEORGIANERA
Holder of shells	FIREARM
Huggable	CUDDLY
Hypothetical	WHATIF
In ___ of	LIEU
Include without notifying others, in a way	BCC
Inner tubes?	AORTAS
It's comped	FREEBIE
It's imagined	FIGMENT
Jackie of 'The Tuxedo'	CHAN
Jamaican export	SKA
Jamaican rapper ___ Paul	SEAN
Jewel case holder	CDTOWER
Kind of medicine	FORENSIC
Kitchen brand	OXO
Lead role in 'Boys Don't Cry,' 1999	TEENA
Many a year-end list	TOPTEN
Many an office worker's problem	EYESTRAIN
Medical inserts	STENTS
Mound	HEAP
Much-abbreviated Latin phrase	IDEST
Muhammad's favorite wife	AYESHA
Nanki-Poo's father, with 'the'	MIKADO
Neeson of 'Schindler's List'	LIAM
Neighbor of a Montenegrin	SERB
Nickname of Duke basketball's Mike Krzyzewski	COACHK
No-good	DETESTABLE
No-good, spelled using only the letters of 71-Down	DADBLASTED
Not happy, to say the least	IRATE
Ones not up to par?	BOGEYS
Order to go	MUSH
Oscar winner with four #1 Billboard hits	CHER
Page 1, e.g	RECTO
Part of a motorcade	ESCORT
Penguins' org	NHL
Pep	VIM
Photog's purchase	SLR
Place to get pampered	SPA
Prince of Shakespeare	HAL
Put the pedal to the metal	SPED
Rack site	OVEN
Really impressive	OUTSTANDING
Really impressive, spelled using only the letters of 39-Down	ASTOUNDING
Relish	GUSTO
Revolutionary War hero	ETHANALLEN
Revolutionary War hero spelled using only the letters of 13-Down	NATHANHALE
Roger in the Navy	AYEAYE
Sarcastic response to a fail	NAILEDIT
Screw up	FLUB
Seaweed in Japanese cuisine	KOMBU
Shade of blue	COBALT
Singer who once spelled her name with a '$'	KESHA
Six things in some six-packs	SODACANS
Slyly attracts	LURESIN
Small flute	FIFE
Snack items	POTATOCHIPS
Snack items spelled using only the letters of 36-Down	PISTACHIOS
Spanish 'Listen!'	OYE
Stern-looking	DOUR
Sukkot celebrant	JEW
Sun spot?	SKY
Temporary tattoo material	HENNA
Therefore	ERGO
Throws together	MAKES
Tin lizzies	MODELTS
Took back one's story	RECANTED
Track schedule	MEETS
Tries to beat the buzzer?	SWATS
TV demonstrator at the 1939 World's Fair	RCA
Unlikely to be talked out of	BENTON
Was dateless	WENTSTAG
Was mounted atop	RODEON
Website with a 'Sell an item' option	EBAY
What a press pass provides	ACCESS
What assayers assay	ORES
When it comes to	ASFOR
Whole-grain cereal brand	KASHI
Woman's name that sounds like its second and first letters, respectively	ELLY
Word before 'before'	USE
Word before data or deal	BIG
Word that might be helpful on a class reunion name tag	NEE
Writer Nin	ANAIS
X	CHI
You can lend one without letting go of it	EAR
Young ___	TURK
___ Creed (Christian statement of faith)	NICENE

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