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New York Times Answers - Sunday, 29th June 2014

There are 70 across clues and 73 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 29th June 2014. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: It may be cut by an uppercut
AAcross 1: It may be cut by an uppercut
AAcross 5: Drink cooler
AAcross 12: Map feature
AAcross 17: Nurse
AAcross 20: "From Here to Eternity" setting
AAcross 21: Stage-diving localeMOSHPIT
AAcross 22: More than willing
AAcross 23: For
AAcross 24: Stoker of fear?BRAM
AAcross 25: Not flat or sharpONPITCH
AAcross 26: Lay ___ANEGG
AAcross 27: Politician with a like button?
AAcross 28: Adorns
AAcross 30: Minnesota player, familiarlyVIKE
AAcross 31: Microwaveable snackHOTPOCKET
AAcross 33: Dress that drapes
AAcross 34: Hall-of-___FAMER
AAcross 35: Highly desirable to Uncle Sam?ONEA
AAcross 36: Wine list heading
AAcross 37: Competitor in some county fairsHOGCALLER
AAcross 40: Offer to buy unspecified stocks, sayBLINDBID
AAcross 42: Lean meat source
AAcross 44: Shortstop-turned-ESPN analyst GarciaparraNOMAR
AAcross 45: "Thanks a ___!"
AAcross 46: Stylebook concern
AAcross 49: Area with XY coordinates?MANCAVE
AAcross 51: Routine checkupYEARLYPHYSICAL
AAcross 57: Desire
AAcross 58: Stay inactive over the summer
AAcross 60: Paris street
AAcross 61: Vend
AAcross 62: Moderator of the first Obama/McCain and Obama/Romney debatesLEHRER
AAcross 64: Early Chinese dynastyHSIA
AAcross 65: Graph's x-coordinate
AAcross 67: Statement after long deliberationIVEMADEADECISION
AAcross 72: RelayedPASSEDON
AAcross 75: Son of Aphrodite
AAcross 76: Common pool or store postingNODOGS
AAcross 80: Word with house or boy
AAcross 81: Type
AAcross 82: "The Education of a Golfer" autobiographer
AAcross 85: What might give you a big head?
AAcross 86: Hollywood and Bollywood, e.g.FILMINDUSTRIES
AAcross 89: Material in the hats of Buckingham Palace guardsBEARFUR
AAcross 91: ByesTATAS
AAcross 92: Litter member
AAcross 93: Do-nothing
AAcross 95: Grp. battling consumer fraudBBB
AAcross 96: 1980s video game spinoffMSPACMAN
AAcross 100: Drag staplePADDEDBRA
AAcross 103: Et ___ALII
AAcross 105: Surf sound
AAcross 106: Ones trapped in boxes of their own making?
AAcross 107: Connecticut Ivy
AAcross 109: Southern grocery chainWINNDIXIE
AAcross 111: Harry Potter mark
AAcross 112: Downloader's directive
AAcross 115: Agents' org.
AAcross 116: Black ___ASINK
AAcross 117: Post-Weimar periodNAZIERA
AAcross 119: Terrace farming pioneers
AAcross 120: Mantel piece
AAcross 121: "Walk Away ___" (1966 hit)RENEE
AAcross 122: "Absolutely Fabulous," e.g.BRITCOM
AAcross 123: "JAG" spinoffNCIS
AAcross 124: Fail to keep up
AAcross 125: Beyond piqued
AAcross 126: Allow to continue
AAcross 127: H.S. proficiency exams
DDown 1: ___ salad
DDown 2: Proverbial speedsters
DDown 3: "That's what my Spidey sense told me"IHADAHUNCH
DDown 4: Quince, e.g.NUMERO
DDown 5: Reassuring replyIMOK
DDown 6: Reasons to say no
DDown 7: Subj. of a thought experiment
DDown 7: Subj. of a thought experiment
DDown 8: Lament about modern menCHIVALRYISD
DDown 9: When computers work
DDown 10: Trade cross words
DDown 11: C4H10O
DDown 12: European coastal plant once thought to be an aphrodisiac
DDown 13: Pachelbel classic, familiarlyCANONI
DDown 14: When Tatum O'Neal won her OscarAGETEN
DDown 15: Part of a hockey goalie's equipmentLEGPAD
DDown 16: "Cogito, ___ sum"
DDown 17: Ray-finned fishes of the Southwest U.S.SPIKEDACES
DDown 18: Ticked off
DDown 19: Versifiers
DDown 29: Health care giant with a Tree of Life logoCIGNA
DDown 32: Major African humanitarian concern of the 2000sCRISISINDAR
DDown 34: Hollywood setting: Abbr.
DDown 38: Like the contents of many atticsCOVEREDIN
DDown 39: Traitor AldrichAMES
DDown 40: Nastiness
DDown 41: Tour transport
DDown 42: Actor JanningsEMIL
DDown 43: Chess ending
DDown 45: '80s TV star who later pitched SnickersMRT
DDown 47: Some square dancers
DDown 48: "___ Enchanted" (2004 film)ELLA
DDown 50: 1982 holiday country hit by AlabamaCHRISTMASIN
DDown 52: 1960s pop singer SandsEVIE
DDown 53: Tiny batteryAAAA
DDown 54: Laud
DDown 55: LAX, O'Hare and others
DDown 56: "Of course!"YESINDEED
DDown 59: Grammy-nominated 1998 hit for Alanis MorissetteTHANKU
DDown 63: New Year's ___
DDown 66: Bill's partner
DDown 68: Jell-O maker
DDown 69: Actress MooreDEMI
DDown 70: Highland tongue
DDown 71: "Right away, boss"CONSIDERITD
DDown 72: Kaput
DDown 73: "Celeste Aida," for one
DDown 74: Enterprise for MortonSALTMINING
DDown 77: Bad way to be caughtOFFBALANCE
DDown 78: Eats
DDown 79: Collect on the surface, in chemistry
DDown 82: Floor
DDown 83: Dadaism pioneer
DDown 84: Up to snuff
DDown 87: AOL, e.g., for shortISP
DDown 88: Item for a houseguestSPAREKEY
DDown 90: Fast-food chain with the Ultimate Angus sandwichARBYS
DDown 94: One who drills, fills and bills: Abbr.
DDown 97: Up
DDown 98: Directing a shell
DDown 99: Down Easter
DDown 100: Rogue
DDown 101: The ___ MetsAMAZIN
DDown 102: Half a star, maybe
DDown 103: Label for pans?
DDown 104: House entered near the autumnal equinox
DDown 106: "All In" networkMSNBC
DDown 108: Spanish hero whose 113-Down is represented enigmatically six times in this puzzle
DDown 110: ___ Torres, four-time Olympic swimming gold medalistDARA
DDown 112: Press
DDown 113: Moniker
DDown 114: Colleen
DDown 118: Green: Prefix
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