Crossword Puzzle Answers - 10/01/2015 - The NY Times, LA Times, Usa Today, Newsday, Universal and more

• Crossword Puzzle Answers - Solutions for daily newspapers: The NY Times, LA Times, Usa Today, Newsday, Universal and more.

• Warrior of legend,
• Smallest prime number,
• Series of skirmishes,
• Sports-page summary,
• Send out invitations,
• Positions for favorable viewing,
• Many Louvre pieces,
• Has the wherewithal,
• Farm wagon of a sort,
• Jewelry container, maybe,
• End for mob or text,
• Baltimore newspaper,
• Ambulance worker (Abbr.),
• 'Survivor' setting, often,
• 'People' competitor,
• Membership cost,
• Rap sheet item,
• Like some of the Rockies,
• Cartoonist Thomas,
• Father's Day gift,
• Pirate's sound of frustration,
• Nature's cut cover,
• Military branch up high, briefly,
• Part of the Corn Belt,
• Loose rock debris,
• word (briefly),
• Work with a K-9 Corps,
• Word on Irish stamps,
• Topped, as a torte,
• Summer Olympics event,
• Party planning website,
• Peanut, in the South,
• Presidential term, often,
• Prone to deceive,
• Put at risk,
• Real-life incident,
• Sarandon Oscar role,
• Prepare to hem,
• Source of flour or rumors,
• Set of principles,
• Storybook elephant king,
• Something to build on,
• Painter of dreamscapes,
• New Hampshire college,
• Of ebb and flow,
• No longer changeable,
• Long, long time,
• One enjoying the sights,
• Has staying power,
• Fudge the facts,
• Ornamental jug,
• English channel, with ''the'',
• Do some woodworking,
• Eiffel Tower, essentially,
• Do a dispatcher's job,
• Do a diner chore,
• Certain sultanate subject,
• Brought to light,
• Benedict Arnold's co-conspirator,
• Bear seen at night,
• 20-stamp buy,
• ''Look ye leap'',
• Town in New York state,
• Third canonical hour,
• Susan's "All My Children" role,
• Sunglasses, in slang,
• Spot not easily removed,
• Payment for a poker hand,
• Slaps the cuffs on,
• Writer of verse,
• Shutout score, in soccer,
• Red remote button, typically,
• Ready for a commitment?,
• Processes a credit card,
• Plant-swelling problem,
• One of 52,
• Place for old hits,
• One afraid of pain?,
• Old-fashioned introduction,
• No longer one,
• Manning of the NFL,
• Radium discoverer Marie,
• Make accustomed (to),
• Magic lamp occupant,
• Like sheet music?,
• Like Goodwill goods,
• Select from a group,
• Like a rainbow,
• Like a good jingle,
• Like a bright night,
• Legendary bird of prey,
• Kind of jacket,
• It may have one's hours on it,
• Jack, king or queen,
• Jack of trades,
• Some overhangs,
• Guy to find in kids' books,
• Indian state or its tea,
• Girl, to Burns,
• Use a keyboard,
• Doctor who treated John Wilkes Booth,
• Get-up-and-go,
• Georgia Tech grad, perhaps,
• Forensic tool, nowadays,
• Dud of a car,
• First half of an inning,
• Way to preserve,
• Things in a pod,
• Dry, as champagne,
• Did alpine calls,
• Derived a conclusion,
• Countermands a deletion,
• Made a right turn, on a horse,
• Luxury auto, for short,
• Kind of passage,
• Legalese for "unless",
• Increased, as prices,
• Inverted "v" mark,
• In dire need of funds,
• Horses running leisurely,
• Hallow conclusion?,
• Half and half,
• Grunt from Scrooge,
• Groove for a carpenter,
• Greek marketplace,
• Grammatically correspond,
• Give a push to,
• Flulike symptoms,
• Established, as a land,
• Ending for "musket",
• Emulates a canary,
• Eggs for Caesar,
• Delivers a defeat in chess,
• Crystal-ball consulter,
• Culture's belief system,
• Course of physical training,
• Cotillion star, informally,
• Cold cuts emporium,
• Central airplane portion,
• Cards for 36-Across,
• Big wheel in business,
• Acronym on space shuttles,
• Exit to Brooklyn,
• do you good,
• "The Matrix" lead role,
• "To the max" indicator,
• "That's no way ___!" (response to misconduct),
• "Four" at the fore,
• Peter out, as a trail,
• "Star Wars" queen,
• Scotland's Firth of,
• After-dinner drink,
• Tree with burs,
• Sci-fi play of 1921,
• Smallest NATO member by population,
• Latex-like glove material,
• Provider of underground entertainment?,
• Mercury, in alchemy,
• Renaissance fair props,
• Reply to a bit of cleverness,
• The P.L.O.'s Arafat,
• Books that may depict dragons, unicorns and griffi...,
• Blue state majority, for short,
• German steel center,
• Dallas player, for short,
• 2003 OutKast hit that was #1 for nine weeks,
• What a tech specialist might ask you to send,
• "East of Eden" family name,
• Get ready to play,
• You can't stop humming it,
• Title judge of a 1995 sci-fi film,
• German Expressionist who was blacklisted by the Na...,
• Make the scapegoat for,
• Comedian Andrew Dice,
• Chief of a North American tribe,
• Airport info, initially,
• All over again,
• Bench-press unit,
• Today (news source),
• me to introduce myself,
• "Star Wars: The Phantom Menace" boy,
• "Are we there?",
• "Comin' the Rye",
• Piano piece for four hands,
• real nowhere man Beatles lyric,
• Vatican City coin,
• Word often followed by a number or letter,
• FDR power project,
• Lays siege to,
• Keep at it,
• Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum city,
• Protected from violent weather,
• War hero Murphy,
• Fla. summer setting,
• Site of the 2000 USS Cole attack,
• Break down, in a way,
• "Jaws" shark, e.g.,
• Nary no one A,
• Spanish encyclopedist St. of Seville,
• Cheaper market option,
• In times past,
• Hunker down for the duration of,
• See 55-Across,
• With 61-Across, radar trap question and a hint to ...,
• Fill the tank,
• What "I" may indicate,
• Take the blame for,
• MLB Network analyst Martinez,
• 1973 Court decision alias,
• Snowman in "Frozen",
• "The Wealth of Nations" author Smith,
• 2006 skating silver medalist Cohen,
• We Meet Again": 1940 romance film,
• Classic sci-fi play,
• "Green Acres" co-star,
• Currency that features architecture, not portraitu...,
• Ash, for example,
• Field ration, for short,
• Annual get-together,
• Fifth on an eight-part scale,
• Cause of a stuffed-up nose,
• Govt. benefits org.,
• "Evil Woman" gp.,
• Goddess in a chariot drawn by peacocks,
• Performance enhancement banned by,
• What an endangered animal may get,
• Athletic shoe brand,
• Judge of 1980s-'90s TV,
• Buster of rock,
• Post-surgery place,
• Percussive dance,
• Capital in sight of Kilimanjaro,
• "Surely not me?",
• Bandleader who became a 1950s sitcom star,
• "Birthday" or "mother's maiden name," e.g.,
• Band with the 1988 #1 hit "Need You Tonight",
• Part of 52-Across,
• Command and control,
• Low camera perspective,
• Cooper preceder,,
• Chat room overseers, for short,
• Like triple plays,
• Party spreads,
• French connections,
• Any old person, so to speak,