Here are the answers to New York Times Crossword puzzles Sunday March 18, 2018

‘As you wish, Captain!’ – AYESIR
‘From your lips to God’s ears’ – HOPESO
‘Look Who’s Talking Too’ and ‘2 Fast 2 Furious’: Abbr – SEQS
‘Sticks and Bones’ playwright David – RABE
‘There are no atheists in foxholes’? – TRENCHQUOTE
‘We ___ the Champions’ – ARE
‘Who’s interested?’ – ANYONE
‘___, sing America’ (start of a Langston Hughes poem) – ITOO
1979 exile – SHAH
A.C.C. powerhouse – UNC
Abbr. that’s sometimes doubled or tripled – ETC
Accumulation – ACCRUAL
Addressee of a waiter in a French restaurant – MADAME
Animal with a trunk – TAPIR
Aries – THERAM
Atonement – PENANCE
Attys.’ titles – ESQS
Bagel variety – ONION
Basic French question – QUOI
Big name in computer networking – CISCO
Birdie – ONEUNDER
Bishop’s group, once – RATPACK
Bone: Prefix – OSSEO
British sports automobile – MCLAREN
Catherine’s husband in ‘Wuthering Heights’ – EDGAR
Change the color of again – REDYE
Charles de Gaulle’s birthplace – LILLE
Comment by a Brit down to his last coin? – HERESLOOKINGATYOUQUID
Cries of surprise – AHAS
Curl one’s lip – SNEER
Dancer Duncan – ISADORA
Email address ending – ORG
Ending of the Bible – ETH
Engaged in – UPTO
English county – ESSEX
Expert – ADEPT
Exposes – BARES
F.D.R. job-creating prog – WPA
Frequent subject of paintings by Winslow Homer – SEA

Gardner of ‘Mogambo’ – AVA
Gone to great lengths – STRIVEN
Greek cross – TAU
Hard-shell clams – QUAHOGS
Have a little ice cream delivered? – ORDERINTHEQUART
Heinrich ___, ‘Die Lorelei’ poet – HEINE
Hershey brand – ROLO
Huck Finn possessive – HISN
Indochinese language – LAO
Informal sleep option – FUTON
Instruments played on Mount Olympus – LYRES
Interest’s opposite – APATHY
Interrogate a founding father? – QUERYWASHINGTON
Iraq War danger, for short – IED
Irish form of ‘Edmund’ – EAMONN
It’ll take you for a ride – UBER
Joe of ‘Home Alone’ – PESCI
Judas’s question to the Lord – ISITI
Kept others awake, maybe – SNORED
Kind of harp – AEOLIAN
Kind of leap – QUANTUM
Kingdom in Tolkien’s ‘The Lord of the Rings’ – ROHAN
Largest lake in South America – MARACAIBO
Like freelance work, often – ONSPEC
Like rope – TWINY
Like the first man-made space satellite – SOVIET
Man’s name that comes from an English noble – ERLE
Mark the beginning of – USHERIN
Medieval weapon – BROADAX
Members of an Oklahoma tribe – SHAWNEES
Metallic S-shaped piece – POTHOOK
Middling mark – CEE
Mimic’s activity – APERY
Monarch who’s fine and dandy? – PEACHYQUEEN
More sound – SANER
More than a millennium – AEON
More trendy – HIPPER
N.W.A’s ‘Straight ___ Compton’ – OUTTA
Navy petty officer: Abbr – YEO
Nordstrom rival – SAKS
North Dakota-to-Michigan hwy – USTEN
Not so common – RARER
Nuisance – ANNOYER
Number for two – DUET
One getting shooed – PEST
One knocking out an opponent in the first round? – QUICKBOXER
One of 100: Abbr – SEN
Ones moving with the aid of pseudopods – AMOEBAE
People: Prefix – ETHNO
Picasso and Braque, for two – CUBISTS
Pope who excommunicated Elizabeth I – PIUSV
Prefix with -graphic – IDEO
Presidential inits – RWR
Progressive rival – ESURANCE
Publisher Arthur ___ Sulzberger – OCHS
Response to an oversharer – TMI
Rumpus – ADO
Russian council – DUMA
Seamstresses, at times – MENDERS
Sentient ones – BEINGS
Ser : Spanish :: ___ : French – ETRE
Sheik’s land, for short – UAE
Some gametes – OVA
Some summer wear – TEES
Song woman who’s asked ‘Darlin’, won’t you ease my worried mind?’ – LAYLA
Spanish snack – TAPA
Stops yapping – SHUTSUP
Strong bond? – AAA
Subject of the mnemonic ‘Men Very Easily Make Jugs Serve Useful Needs’ – PLANETS
Suffix in Sussex – ISE
Suffix with trick – ERY
Supermodel Bündchen – GISELE
Suspend – HANG
Taj ___ – MAHAL
Teeming – RIFE
Term for a hole in Swiss cheese – EYE
Terminate – CEASE
The so-called ‘Flying Kangaroo’ – QANTAS
They’re added on bus. lines – EXTS
Things with colons inside them – URLS
Tip of a missile – NOSECONE
Token in the game Life – CAR
Tremors? – BABYQUAKES
Trophy alternative – PLAQUE
TRUE – TRUSTY
TV’s ‘Growing Up ___’ – GOTTI
Uganda’s Amin – IDI
Unappreciative sort – INGRATE
Unsatisfying answer to ‘Why?’ – ISAIDSO
Update, say – NEWS
Veg out – LOLL
Was a rat – SANG
Was wide open – GAPED
Western wear – BOLOTIE
What the earth and many political analysts do – SPIN
With celerity – APACE
With vehemence – HOTLY
Word aptly found in ‘controlled’ and ‘marshaled’ – LED
Words of resignation – CESTLAVIE
Words that can’t be heard, for short – ASL
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