New York Times - Nov 13 2005

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Clues Answers
'A Passage to India' actor, 1984 JAMESFOX
'Back to the Future' bully BIFF
'Ecco pur ch'a voi ritorno' opera ORFEO
'Hooray for Love' composer ARLEN
'How's it ___?' GOIN
'Is that what you expected?' SURPRISED
'Star Trek: T.N.G.' counselor TROI
'Uncle Vanya' woman ELENA
'Your point being …?' SOO
'Your slip is showing' AHEM
'___ Cried' (1962 hit) SHE
'___ Me? I do not know you': Emily Dickinson UNTO
10 cc, e.g. AMT
18-Down writer POE
1957 song that begins 'The most beautiful sound I ever heard …' MARIA
1977 Toni Morrison novel SONGOFSOLOMON
A foot wide? EEE
Actor Quinn AIDAN
After-dinner drink PORT
Ancient marketplaces AGORAE
Anorexic's aversion EATING
Areas between woods LEAS
Arlo's partner in the comics JANIS
Available ONTAP
Baloney peddler LIAR
Bar challenge POLEVAULT
Big name in Fox News OREILLY
Big star NOVA
Bridge opening, briefly ONENO
Buenos ___ AIRES
Camera inits. SLR
Cap LIMIT
Coastal flier ERN
Columnist Peggy NOONAN
Come together GEL
Command position HELM
Concert halls ODEA
Court org. ABA
Cover up WRAP
Cultivation TILLAGE
Day-care charge TOT
Decline DIP
Defensive linemen: Abbr. RTS
Depilatory brand NEET
Devote, as time SPEND
Do COIF
Doesn't just throw off LIESTO
Doorway jamb ALETTE
Ear inflammation OTITIS
Earthquake cause CONTINENTALDRIFT
Eastern wrap SAREE
Engine measures: Abbr. RPMS
Entertainer accompanying a slide guitar and harmonica, maybe DELTABLUESSINGER
Fairy tale baddies TROLLS
Family tree listing: Abbr. DESC
Feed facts to, maybe PREP
Festoon ADORN
Game divs. QTRS
Get a sense something's up SMELLARAT
Get crushed by LOSETO
Golf gimme TAPIN
Green ECOLOGIST
Greenwich greeting ELLO
Guy from England FAWKES
Head NOB
Historic town on the Vire STLO
Home that may have painted designs on it TEPEE
Hornet, e.g. NBAER
Clues Answers
It may precede a nickname AKA
It'll help you breathe CPR
Japanese porcelain IMARI
Jim Backus provided his voice MRMAGOO
Kind of keyboard QWERTY
Lennon's in-laws ONOS
Like some hooks SSHAPED
Macaroni dish with ground beef and a little tomato sauce AMERICANCHOPSUEY
Made sport of JAPED
Malleable PROTEAN
Manage to succeed SWINGIT
Marks (out) XES
Mind: Ger. GEIST
Minor LESSER
More pious HOLIER
Mother of Clytemnestra LEDA
N.Y.C. subway line IRT
Neuter SPAY
Novelist O'Flaherty LIAM
Old drive-in fare OATER
One with a time-sensitive job, for short EMT
Operatic tenor ___ Alagna ROBERTO
Oregon ___ FIR
Overdrawn? TAUTER
Palestinian nationalist group ALFATAH
Pitched ASLOPE
Place to get links IHOP
Place to stretch RESTSTOP
Plays by oneself SOLOS
Plus WITH
Point ITEM
Post-9/11 slogan UNITEDWESTAND
Radio ___, broadcasting service to Cuba MARTI
Rain collector EAVE
Refrain part, perhaps TRALA
Render helpless, in a way IMPALE
Rust, e.g. OXIDE
Scrap SNIPPET
Sculptor James ___ Fraser EARLE
Seafarer TAR
See 109-Across, with 'The' RAVEN
Seed covering ARIL
Sen. Murkowski of Alaska LISA
Sick-looking SALLOW
Skit part GAG
Soap ingredient OLEATE
Something that may be on a house LIEN
Son of Leah LEVI
Spanish riches ORO
Spirited dances JIGS
Stealthy activity TIPTOEING
Surveys EYES
Take down the aisle again RESEAT
Take ___ from (copy) APAGE
Targeted AIMEDAT
Temporarily suspended ABEYANT
The Father of English History BEDE
The SS Manhattan was the first commercial ship to cross it NORTHWESTPASSAGE
They get pins and needles ETUIS
They haven't any definite forms AMOEBAE
U-shaped piece of wood OXBOW
Underground experiment, for short NTEST
Utterly lost ALLATSEA
Warm winter wear VIRGINWOOLSWEATER
Water, colloquially ADAMSALE
Withered SERE
x 2 TWICE
___ work MENAT