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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 18th January 2015
There are 63 across clues and 74 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 18th January 2015. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Hirer/firer
AAcross 5: Iron setting
AAcross 10: Food processor setting
AAcross 14: One with accounts, for shortADREP
AAcross 19: Darn, e.g.
AAcross 20: Jets or chargers starter
AAcross 21: Doozy
AAcross 22: Revolutionary patriot SilasDEANE
AAcross 23: Asian cuisine
AAcross 24: Put in the minimum stake
AAcross 25: Actress LenaOLIN
AAcross 26: Willing to doUPFOR
AAcross 27: Gigantic sled hauls firewood quite a bitHUGELUGELUGSLOGSLOTS
AAcross 31: 1970s-'80s TV sheriff
AAcross 32: Tell a story
AAcross 33: Grub
AAcross 34: Domestic worker claimed shifting beach engulfed basinMAIDSAIDSANDSANKSINK
AAcross 43: Hong Kong, e.g.: Abbr.ISL
AAcross 44: No-no on gym floors
AAcross 45: Voting no
AAcross 46: Band news
AAcross 48: Put an end to
AAcross 51: Catastrophic start or end?
AAcross 52: Word after camper or before Camp's
AAcross 53: Fused
AAcross 54: It may go from sea to shining sea
AAcross 55: Word in many California city names
AAcross 56: Blue
AAcross 59: "You wish!"ASIF
AAcross 60: Friends who have never been to the beach don't walk by the girl so oftenPALEPALSPASSLASSLESS
AAcross 64: Characteristic times
AAcross 65: Driver's assignment: Abbr.RTE
AAcross 66: Arrangement of hosing?
AAcross 67: Children show their affection for model Kate above all othersKIDSKISSMISSMOSSMOST
AAcross 76: Comics canineODIE
AAcross 77: Energetic sort
AAcross 78: "That's ___-brainer"
AAcross 79: Stuffing ingredient
AAcross 81: "Waking ___ Devine" (1998 movie)
AAcross 82: Hubbub
AAcross 83: Solution for some housework
AAcross 84: Villain
AAcross 85: [I am shocked!]
AAcross 87: ___ Romeo
AAcross 89: GenericNONAME
AAcross 91: Lines around Chicago
AAcross 92: Boisterous oaf confused the previous set of actorsLOUDLOUTLOSTLASTCAST
AAcross 97: Outdoor party
AAcross 98: Info for a limo driver
AAcross 99: "Ta-ta"
AAcross 100: Mr. Chamberlain intends to top off his gas tankWILTWILLFILLFULLFUEL
AAcross 109: Capital where snail noodle soup is popular
AAcross 110: Pew, for one
AAcross 111: Coquette
AAcross 112: Sly
AAcross 113: When promptedONCUE
AAcross 114: Sleeveless item, for shortCAMI
AAcross 115: Like some brewing containers
AAcross 116: Mosque leader
AAcross 117: Bog accumulations
AAcross 118: Head of a Tatar group
AAcross 119: Comics canineSNERT
AAcross 120: Early 1900s gold rush locale
DDown 1: This and that
DDown 2: Home of Hanauma Bay
DDown 3: Solo, in a way
DDown 4: BP logo shape until 2000
DDown 5: QB who led the Cowboys to victories in Super Bowls VI and XIISTAUBACH
DDown 6: Varnish ingredient
DDown 7: Art Deco artistERTE
DDown 8: First person to die in the Bible
DDown 9: Adjust, as pitch
DDown 10: Shut
DDown 11: Oceanic body
DDown 12: This and that
DDown 13: Strong and sharp
DDown 14: Majority group
DDown 15: Silt, e.g.
DDown 16: Whole bunch
DDown 17: Nephew of 8-DownENOS
DDown 18: As stated in
DDown 28: "Was ist ___?"
DDown 29: Bombay and Boodles
DDown 30: H. H. Munro pseudonym
DDown 34: This and that: Abbr.MISC
DDown 35: Music grp.ASCAP
DDown 36: Actress MasseyILONA
DDown 37: Model add-on
DDown 38: Composer Camille Saint-___SAENS
DDown 39: Cars once advertised with the slogan "Find your own road"SAABS
DDown 40: Record of the year
DDown 41: "Necktie"
DDown 42: Mila of "That '70s Show"KUNIS
DDown 47: Court V.I.P.'s
DDown 49: Literature's Nan or GayTALESE
DDown 50: Supply room worker
DDown 52: Metaphors for serious headaches
DDown 55: Flip
DDown 56: "Midnight Cowboy" roleRATSO
DDown 57: Loop around the West?
DDown 58: Mil. decorationsDSCS
DDown 59: "Sometimes you feel like a nut" nut
DDown 61: Not free
DDown 62: Super
DDown 63: Pago Pago locale
DDown 67: "King ___"KONG
DDown 68: Toy company that made Betsy Wetsy
DDown 69: Playground comebackDIDSO
DDown 70: Bungle
DDown 71: Upset withMADAT
DDown 72: Quaint contractionMAYNT
DDown 73: "Love Story" co-starONEAL
DDown 74: The Beach Boys' "Surfer Girl" vis-à-vis "Little Deuce Coupe"SIDEA
DDown 75: Works
DDown 80: Egg holder
DDown 83: California city where the first Apple computer was builtLOSALTOS
DDown 84: "Hush!"BESILENT
DDown 86: Retreat
DDown 86: Retreat
DDown 87: "There oughta be ___"ALAW
DDown 88: Comedian who said "Every day starts, my eyes open and I reload the program of misery"LOUISCK
DDown 89: Cry of innocenceNOTI
DDown 90: Non-PC personMACUSER
DDown 93: Border payments
DDown 94: KeptLEFTIN
DDown 95: 1960s chess champion MikhailTAL
DDown 96: Halloween prop
DDown 100: Die down
DDown 101: Early cultivator of potatoes
DDown 102: Mrs. Rabin of IsraelLEAH
DDown 103: "Rama ___ Ding Dong" (1961 hit)
DDown 104: Show bias
DDown 105: Like some lashes and tans
DDown 106: Fendi ___ (men's cologne)UOMO
DDown 107: Activity at a doctor's office
DDown 108: Tick-borne affliction
DDown 109: Leapfrog
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