Here are the answers to New York Times Crossword puzzles Monday September 4 2017
‘Goldilocks’ bear with the hardest bed – PAPA
‘King Kong’ and ‘Citizen Kane’ studio – RKO
1992 Tarantino crime thriller – RESERVOIRDOGS
8:00-11:00 p.m. on TV – PRIMETIME
Ankle bones – TARSI
Anything-goes party – ORGY
Atlanta-based cable inits – TBS
Bird feeder material – SUET
Birds that waddle – DUCKS
Bottom-line expense – NETCOST
Bridge – SPAN
Bro’s sibling – SIS
Bundle of papers – SHEAF
Children of armed forces personnel, slangily – MILITARYBRATS
Consumer products giant that makes Tide, for short – PANDG
Cookout, briefly … or a hint to the ends of 17-, 23-, 52- and 58-Across – BBQ
Cry before ‘I know!,’ in a classroom – OHOH
Decorative vase – URN
Degs. held by Bloomberg and G. W. Bush – MBAS
Dickens’s ___ Heep – URIAH
Do-over in tennis – LET
Drunk motorist’s offense, briefly – DUI
Ed with the 2017 #1 hit ‘Shape of You’ – SHEERAN
Email button – SEND
Embarrassed – ABASHED
Epic poem written in Homeric Greek – ILIAD
Exuberance – GLEE
Falsetto-voiced Muppet – ELMO
Fast, sharp-breaking curveballs – BACKDOORSLIDERS
Fill a position – HIRE
Fixated on, as an idea – WEDTO
Foxy – SLY
H.S. exam graded on a five-point scale – APTEST
Hangmen’s loops – NOOSES
Hanker (for) – ACHE
Hearty brews – ALES
Hit the slopes – SKI
Iroquois foes – ERIES
Is ready for one’s star turn, say – WAITSINTHEWINGS
Laid down the law – SAIDSO
Latticework strip – LATH
Letter-shaped track in metalworking – TSLOT
Like wool on bare skin, typically – ITCHY
Mauna ___ (volcano) – KEA
Member of an elite Navy team – SEAL
Miso bean – SOYA
Mythical 100-eyed giant – ARGUS
National auto body repair chain – MAACO
Neither urban nor suburban – RURAL
Noun go-with – VERB
October birthstone – OPAL
Oil company with a triangular logo – CITGO
Org. that defends individual rights – ACLU
Parishioner’s bench – PEW
Permeate – SEEPIN
Places for mani-pedis – SALONS
Platform for loading ships – QUAY
Pound : U.K. :: ___ : Russia – RUBLE
Recede, as the tide – EBB
Rickey or gimlet ingredient – GIN
Rimshot instrument – SNARE
Scene not used for the final version of a film – OUTTAKE
Sign for a sold-out show – SRO
Smallish battery – AAA
Snack (on) – NOSH
Snow ___ (kids’ winter construction) – FORT
So-so – MEH
Stat for A-Rod or Hammerin’ Hank – RBI
Syrup brand used in making pecan pie – KARO
They’re mined and refined – ORES
Tourist – SIGHTSEER
Welcome sight? – MAT
What an old shirt may be used as – RAG
Word accompanying a head slap – DUH
Wyatt at the O.K. Corral – EARP
___ Gibran, author of ‘The Prophet’ – KAHLIL
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New York Times Crossword Answers – Monday September 4 2017
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