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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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