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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 12th October 2014
There are 59 across clues and 82 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 12th October 2014. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Short end of the stick
AAcross 8: 1960s dance
AAcross 14: French port just up the coast from Boulogne
AAcross 20: Speedily
AAcross 21: Key of Grieg's only piano concertoAMINOR
AAcross 22: Belabor, say
AAcross 23: Leading indicator?COALCANARYMINE
AAcross 25: Spruce up
AAcross 26: Sinus specialist, succinctlyENT
AAcross 27: Zest
AAcross 28: Bacalao and boquerones
AAcross 30: Ugly one
AAcross 31: MisfitROUNDSQUAREPEGHOLE
AAcross 36: "American Pie" songwriterMCLEAN
AAcross 39: Boosts
AAcross 40: "___ Grows in Brooklyn"ATREE
AAcross 41: Shakespearean lament
AAcross 42: Like a pilot that's working again
AAcross 45: Locale that made Hillary famous
AAcross 49: One who's enthralled, metaphoricallyCANDYKIDSTORE
AAcross 52: French possessiveSES
AAcross 53: Response to a 26-Across, perhaps
AAcross 54: Botanist GrayASA
AAcross 55: Dedicated
AAcross 56: Quod ___ demonstrandumERAT
AAcross 58: First steamship with a planned circumnavigation of the globe
AAcross 59: Something on a hero, maybeWHITEHAT
AAcross 62: Greeted and seatedSAWIN
AAcross 64: Pitbull or Snoop Dogg
AAcross 66: NeverMILLIONNOTYEARS
AAcross 69: 1998 Winter Olympics host
AAcross 72: Studio behind "Amadeus" and "Platoon"
AAcross 73: Winning an Oscar, Emmy and Tony, e.g.
AAcross 77: Activist Brockovich
AAcross 78: Hypnotist's signal
AAcross 79: One of a dozen popesPIUS
AAcross 80: Suffix with ball
AAcross 81: Game warden?
AAcross 82: U.S.N. rankCPO
AAcross 84: Much ado about nothingTEATEMPESTPOT
AAcross 89: "I wouldn't bet on it!"
AAcross 92: Top of the Eiffel Tower?
AAcross 93: Honduras-to-Guatemala direcciónOESTE
AAcross 94: Hearing-related
AAcross 95: Blues rocker ChrisREA
AAcross 96: Become fixated
AAcross 97: Deteriorate rapidlyHANDGOTOHELLBASKET
AAcross 104: Make ___ dash forAMAD
AAcross 105: Went out with
AAcross 106: Actress FalcoEDIE
AAcross 107: Neutrinos, symbolically
AAcross 110: Broccoli-like vegetable
AAcross 112: It's hard to findHAYNEEDLESTACK
AAcross 117: Directs, as a conversation
AAcross 118: True
AAcross 119: Transgression
AAcross 120: Show disdain for, in a wayHISSAT
AAcross 121: Dinners at which people read at the table
AAcross 122: Hide
DDown 1: Sake source
DDown 2: Like most graffiti, for short
DDown 2: Like most graffiti, for short
DDown 3: "Come again?"
DDown 4: AT&T Stadium team, on scoreboards
DDown 5: Corner keyESC
DDown 6: SpeedilyATARUN
DDown 7: ___ Peace Prize (award discontinued in 1990)
DDown 8: Charges
DDown 9: Girl's name that becomes a different girl's name if you switch the first two lettersAMY
DDown 10: Goalie Howard of U.S.A.'s 2010 and '14 World Cup teamsTIM
DDown 11: QB JohnnyUNITAS
DDown 12: Ping maker
DDown 13: "To reiterate ..."IREPEAT
DDown 14: Opposite of waste
DDown 15: Michigan, in Chicago: Abbr.
DDown 16: Hide stuff
DDown 17: ___-Detoo ("Star Wars" droid)ARTOO
DDown 18: World peace, e.g.
DDown 19: Atmospheric probe
DDown 24: "But wait, there's more ..."
DDown 29: Best suited
DDown 31: Mailroom stampRECD
DDown 32: Like some chardonnays
DDown 33: Relinquish
DDown 34: Plotting
DDown 35: Thousands, in slang
DDown 36: Avian mimic
DDown 37: What stripes and polka dots do
DDown 38: Luau locale
DDown 42: Lakers, to Celtics, e.g.
DDown 43: It may be limited or late
DDown 44: Subject of some '50s-'60s experiments
DDown 45: Excellence
DDown 46: Tombstone figureEARP
DDown 47: Brush material
DDown 48: Two-time title role for Chris Hemsworth
DDown 50: Artist Frida renowned for her self-portraitsKAHLO
DDown 51: Took back, as lost territory
DDown 57: 24/7
DDown 58: Sunday recess?
DDown 60: Untouchable, e.g.
DDown 61: Viennese oneEIN
DDown 62: Long-billed wading bird
DDown 63: 12 months, in Rio
DDown 64: Hike
DDown 65: Chihuahua cry
DDown 67: Preach, e.g.
DDown 68: Go off
DDown 69: Gun brand not endorsed by the 111-DownNERF
DDown 70: Play ___
DDown 71: Photographic memory, e.g.
DDown 74: Thicket
DDown 75: Sweetie pie
DDown 76: Gets in the game
DDown 78: Beethoven's "Hammerklavier," e.g.
DDown 79: ___ curiam decision
DDown 82: When repeated, party cry
DDown 83: Weird Al Yankovic, e.g.
DDown 85: Third person masculine?
DDown 86: Relative of turquoise
DDown 87: "___ it!"SOBE
DDown 88: International cricket match
DDown 90: Ones left holding the bag?
DDown 91: Gaps are filled with them
DDown 95: Fixed, as Easter eggs
DDown 96: Michael of "The Great Santini"OKEEFE
DDown 97: Like some truths
DDown 98: Andrea or Nicolò, in the music world
DDown 99: Scruffs
DDown 100: Ho preceder
DDown 101: Gentle alarms
DDown 102: Go on to say
DDown 103: Some launch sites
DDown 107: Half of Mork's farewellNANU
DDown 108: La Jolla campus, brieflyUCSD
DDown 109: ___-Ball
DDown 111: See 69-Down
DDown 113: Vane dir.
DDown 114: It. is thereEUR
DDown 115: Army E-7: Abbr.SFC
DDown 116: Contact info abbr.
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