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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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