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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 8th December 2013
There are 68 across clues and 75 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 8th December 2013. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Palindromic band name
AAcross 5: Tosca's feeling for CavaradossiAMORE
AAcross 10: Spring for a vacation
AAcross 13: Hawaiian tourist purchases
AAcross 17: "___ yourself"
AAcross 19: Cow catcher
AAcross 20: Red wine drinker's paradise?
AAcross 22: Employee at the Ron Paul Archive?
AAcross 24: Pitch that fixes everything?
AAcross 24: Pitch that fixes everything?
AAcross 25: "Strange Magic" band, brieflyELO
AAcross 26: Dollar bill featuring a portrait of Duran Duran's lead singer?SIMONLEBON
AAcross 28: IRS Form 5498 subject
AAcross 29: Street caution
AAcross 31: Ball with a yellow stripe
AAcross 32: Shiner?
AAcross 33: Willowy
AAcross 37: Like a robot's voice
AAcross 39: Still
AAcross 41: Architect SaarinenEERO
AAcross 42: Blue expanse
AAcross 43: Follow closely
AAcross 44: Hair-raising shout
AAcross 46: "___ te absolvo" (priest's phrase)
AAcross 47: The one puppy that can read?
AAcross 53: Creator of perfect whirlpools?
AAcross 56: Baath Party member
AAcross 57: Uncommunicative
AAcross 59: Political title of the 1930s-'40s
AAcross 60: Counter formations
AAcross 62: Mix in a tank
AAcross 64: Overextend oneself?
AAcross 68: Classical guitarist SegoviaANDRES
AAcross 70: Adds to the batter, saySTIRSIN
AAcross 72: In a kooky manner
AAcross 73: Buttonholed
AAcross 75: Given a home
AAcross 77: Triumphant song
AAcross 78: "This isn't making sense"IMLOST
AAcross 80: Whom John Bull symbolizes
AAcross 82: Have an objection
AAcross 83: Minor-league championship flag?
AAcross 86: Alienate a New Jersey city?EASTORANGE
AAcross 88: Biblical priest of ShilohELI
AAcross 89: Blue expanse
AAcross 90: "Man of Steel" actress AdamsAMY
AAcross 92: Sully
AAcross 93: Go on strike
AAcross 95: Film crowd
AAcross 97: CBS spinoff that ran for 10 seasonsCSIMIAMI
AAcross 102: How sports cars are contoured
AAcross 105: "Cover ___ Face" (P. D. James's first novel)
AAcross 106: Distress
AAcross 107: Actor Jack of oaters
AAcross 108: Cousin of a crumble
AAcross 109: Begat a soft place to sleep?
AAcross 109: Begat a soft place to sleep?
AAcross 112: Burlesque garment
AAcross 113: "Charge!," to Duracells?
AAcross 117: Satisfying finale coming to pass?HAPPYENDING
AAcross 119: Labeled idiotic?
AAcross 119: Labeled idiotic?
AAcross 120: First name in photographyANSEL
AAcross 121: Nickname for PalmerARNIE
AAcross 122: "Don't be a spoilsport!"CMON
AAcross 123: Savory condiment
AAcross 124: Variety show fodder
AAcross 125: Trader ___
DDown 1: Most qualified
DDown 2: Relative of S.O.S
DDown 3: Galoot
DDown 4: One-hit wonder?
DDown 5: Friend of d'ArtagnanARAMIS
DDown 6: Thick bunch?
DDown 7: Venture a thought
DDown 8: Unfeigned
DDown 9: Miranda of the Miranda warningERNESTO
DDown 10: Avoid
DDown 11: Course listing
DDown 12: Percussion instrument in "Maxwell's Silver Hammer"
DDown 13: Sophisticated
DDown 14: Automaker that started as a bicycle companyKIA
DDown 15: Bent pipe
DDown 16: "She's a good old worker and a good old pal," in song
DDown 18: Med. workplaces
DDown 20: Tea go-with
DDown 21: "Days of Heaven" co-star
DDown 23: Would-be singers' liabilitiesTINEARS
DDown 27: Little town
DDown 30: Site of a 1963 J.F.K. speech
DDown 33: Chargers and coursers
DDown 34: Forest game
DDown 35: "By that logic ..."
DDown 36: Boarder's domain
DDown 38: Director Daniels of "The Butler"
DDown 39: Of the lymph glands
DDown 40: Signet ring feature
DDown 45: Dropper?
DDown 47: Steven Bochco seriesLALAW
DDown 48: Youngest of Chekhov's "Three Sisters"IRINA
DDown 49: Eldest Best Actress winner
DDown 50: Acronymic aircraft name
DDown 51: Wistful remark
DDown 52: With a will
DDown 53: It's "well regulated" in the Constitution
DDown 54: Quarrel
DDown 55: "Lovergirl" singerTEENAMARIE
DDown 58: Pulsation
DDown 61: Morally degraded
DDown 63: Fish hawks
DDown 65: Cross-promotion
DDown 66: Streetcar sound
DDown 67: Chrissie in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
DDown 69: Start of a George Eliot titleSILAS
DDown 71: N.B.A. team originally called the Americans
DDown 74: Elephant's opposite, symbolically
DDown 76: URL component
DDown 79: Zeus swore oaths upon it
DDown 81: Excited Oscars attendee
DDown 83: Nave furniture
DDown 84: Airline that doesn't fly on religious holidaysELAL
DDown 85: Khartoum's river
DDown 87: Run headlong into
DDown 90: Datum in a house listing
DDown 91: ___ VineyardMARTHAS
DDown 94: ConfinedKEPTIN
DDown 96: "I thought ____ never leave!"THEYD
DDown 97: Pile on the floor
DDown 98: Soothsayers of old
DDown 99: Person prone to sunburn
DDown 100: Last Hitchcock film with Tippi HedrenMARNIE
DDown 101: Some Google search results
DDown 103: Hot pot locale
DDown 104: English film festival city
DDown 106: It "hits the spot," per old radio ads
DDown 109: Begin to show wear
DDown 110: Yarn quantity
DDown 111: Hair strands?
DDown 113: "EastEnders" networkBBC
DDown 114: Shot spot
DDown 115: Metaphysical concept
DDown 116: Fortune cover subj.
DDown 118: Longtime Sixers nickname
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