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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 19th January 2014
There are 65 across clues and 76 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 19th January 2014. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Egyptian resurrection symbol
AAcross 7: Ought to have, informallySHOULDA
AAcross 14: "Come on, help me out"BEAPAL
AAcross 20: Tropical juice type
AAcross 21: Weapon for 27-Across
AAcross 22: Total
AAcross 23: Traffic cop's answer upon being asked "Describe your job"? [1975]ICITETHEWRONGS
AAcross 25: Certify
AAcross 26: Fraternity letter
AAcross 27: Fictional user of a 21-Across
AAcross 28: Follower of A, B or AB, informally
AAcross 29: Positions in old monasteries
AAcross 30: Like some rollers after use
AAcross 32: Post-tornado highway detritus, perhaps? [1974]RAFTERINTHELANE
AAcross 36: Scarlett's sister-in-law and best friend in "Gone With the Wind"MELANIE
AAcross 38: Brand
AAcross 39: Inter ___ALIA
AAcross 40: ChillingATEASE
AAcross 43: Big inits. in health productsGNC
AAcross 44: Hub
AAcross 47: Speck
AAcross 48: Chemical compounds in tea
AAcross 50: Remark about a female stoner? [1980]SHESSOHIGH
AAcross 55: Epitome of simplicity
AAcross 56: Cracker brand
AAcross 58: Lose it
AAcross 59: DNA structure
AAcross 63: British heads
AAcross 65: Jour's oppositeNUIT
AAcross 67: Familia membersTIAS
AAcross 69: Get closer
AAcross 70: Repeated cry accompanying a gavel hit
AAcross 72: Roast pig after a pig roast? [1956]DOWNEDHOG
AAcross 75: Stressed
AAcross 76: Fume
AAcross 78: Close
AAcross 79: Base figs.NCOS
AAcross 81: ___' Pea
AAcross 82: Attempts
AAcross 84: "If I ___ ..."
AAcross 86: Moolah
AAcross 88: See 9-Down
AAcross 89: Napa Valley excursion, maybe? [1963]FUNWINEDAY
AAcross 92: Sundry
AAcross 94: R&B's ___ HillDRU
AAcross 97: Pulitzer-winning novelist JenniferEGAN
AAcross 98: Java
AAcross 100: Displayed for scoring, as in gin rummy
AAcross 101: Santa ___, Calif.
AAcross 103: Ghana neighbor
AAcross 106: Yes-menAGREERS
AAcross 108: Data request from a good ol' furnace repairman? [1953]YOURHEATINCHART
AAcross 112: Regatta racer
AAcross 116: Believer in a strong centralized government
AAcross 117: Roulette, e.g.
AAcross 118: On the jobATIT
AAcross 120: "Yoo-___"
AAcross 121: Not bankrupt
AAcross 122: Frontiersman awakening in a foul mood? [1969]MADBOONERISING
AAcross 126: About whom Nabokov said "She was like the composition of a beautiful puzzle - its composition and its solution at the same time"
AAcross 127: Teed off
AAcross 128: Marcos who collected shoesIMELDA
AAcross 129: Rendezvous
AAcross 130: Lawn care tools
AAcross 131: Some Civil War shots
DDown 1: Long pitch
DDown 2: Dragon fruit plants
DDown 3: Generating some buzz?
DDown 4: Templeton, e.g., in "Charlotte's Web"
DDown 5: Words stated with a saluteAYEAYESIR
DDown 6: Setting for David's "The Death of Marat"
DDown 7: Everything being considered
DDown 8: Bray part
DDown 8: Bray part
DDown 9: Hockey great whose name is a homophone of 88-Across and 123- and 124-Down
DDown 10: Barely aheadUPONE
DDown 11: Recluses
DDown 12: Pup
DDown 13: True or false: Abbr.
DDown 14: Sun spot
DDown 15: ___ nousENTRE
DDown 16: Supposed ancestor of Dracula
DDown 17: Spotted horse
DDown 18: Big name in TV talkARSENIO
DDown 19: "Dig in!"LETSEAT
DDown 24: ___-kiriHARA
DDown 29: Old "From one beer lover to another" sloganeerSTROHS
DDown 31: Fed
DDown 33: Dive shop rentals
DDown 34: PC whizzes
DDown 35: iPod modelNANO
DDown 37: Name that starts a well-known "ism"
DDown 40: Speechless
DDown 41: Backless seat for one
DDown 42: Secret language device
DDown 45: Space cadet
DDown 46: Marsh hunter
DDown 49: Bit of jewelry
DDown 51: Input
DDown 52: Stated
DDown 53: Warren ___, baseball's winningest leftySPAHN
DDown 54: Flock : sheep :: drove : ___
DDown 57: Jerusalem's Mount ___
DDown 60: "Truthiness," e.g., before Stephen Colbert
DDown 61: Etiologist's study
DDown 62: Had a haughty reaction
DDown 64: Line in writing
DDown 66: Shopper in the juniors section, maybe
DDown 66: Shopper in the juniors section, maybe
DDown 68: What may not come out in the wash?
DDown 71: "Side by Side by Sondheim," e.g.
DDown 73: Mass gathering site
DDown 74: Push
DDown 77: Leader after MaoDENG
DDown 80: Guck
DDown 83: Try to hit, as a flySWATAT
DDown 85: Indian head
DDown 87: Like clockworkEVERYTIME
DDown 90: Trying to break a tie, sayINOT
DDown 91: Spa class
DDown 93: "Lohengrin" lassELSA
DDown 94: Cure, in a wayDRYSALT
DDown 95: Support
DDown 96: As a rule
DDown 99: To-dos
DDown 102: Stella ___ (beer)
DDown 104: 1997 Demi Moore title roleGIJANE
DDown 105: JitteryONEDGE
DDown 107: Cigar butt?ETTE
DDown 109: Singer John with the 1988 title track "Slow Turning"HIATT
DDown 110: "Cómo ___?"ESTAS
DDown 111: Like beef for fondue
DDown 113: Dish in a bowl
DDown 114: Odyssey maker
DDown 115: Features of much Roman statuary
DDown 119: Georgia O'Keeffe subject
DDown 122: Gullet
DDown 123: See 9-Down
DDown 123: See 9-Down
DDown 124: See 9-Down
DDown 125: Pennant race mo.
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