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New York Times Answers - Sunday, 12th April 2015

There are 79 across clues and 61 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 12th April 2015. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Crime lab tool
AAcross 5: Canyon creatorGMC
AAcross 8: Record number, for short
AAcross 11: Butler who was a professional gamblerRHETT
AAcross 16: Muchacha
AAcross 17: Baseball family nameALOU
AAcross 18: Paris accord?OUI
AAcross 19: The works?
AAcross 20: Rolls up the sleeves and beginsHASAT
AAcross 21: Hard-to-digest food items, in slangGUTBOMBS
AAcross 23: Fruit in some Asian salads
AAcross 24: "Gotcha, dude"IMHIP
AAcross 25: Eponym of a European capital
AAcross 26: Prototype detail, briefly
AAcross 28: One of 21 on a die
AAcross 29: Opposition call
AAcross 30: Great Lakes mnemonic
AAcross 32: Ohio college named after an ancient capital
AAcross 34: Letter that rhymes with three other letters
AAcross 35: Musician who co-founded Nutopia
AAcross 36: Tournament type
AAcross 37: Something to hold money in
AAcross 38: Warning to a coder
AAcross 40: Alternative media magazine founderUTNE
AAcross 42: Corral
AAcross 44: Whoop
AAcross 45: Finn's friend
AAcross 47: Musical anagram of AGRA, fittingly
AAcross 48: Nile biter
AAcross 50: Like an unbrushed suit, maybe
AAcross 51: One logging in
AAcross 52: Golden ___
AAcross 54: Skype annoyance
AAcross 56: Something to get your mitts on?
AAcross 58: Big name in lean dieting
AAcross 60: Stuffed
AAcross 62: Places to meditate
AAcross 66: Hightail it
AAcross 67: ___ Spring
AAcross 69: Landing place on a bay, for shortSFO
AAcross 70: "99 Luftballons" pop groupNENA
AAcross 71: Seville cheer
AAcross 72: "Couldn't handle the pressure, man"ICHOKED
AAcross 74: Young Clark Kent, e.g.
AAcross 76: Title in "Monty Python and the Holy Grail"
AAcross 78: Bill : William :: ___ : JoséPEPE
AAcross 79: Skater MidoriITO
AAcross 80: Wasn't square
AAcross 82: Cut, in a way
AAcross 83: Leans
AAcross 86: P.D. broadcastAPB
AAcross 88: Cry for attention, maybe
AAcross 90: Roald Dahl won three of theseEDGARS
AAcross 92: Nail a testACEIT
AAcross 93: Team leaderRUDOLPH
AAcross 95: Nile biter, for short
AAcross 96: Extract by percolation
AAcross 97: Eyes for emoticons
AAcross 98: Owner of StubHubEBAY
AAcross 100: Spa specialty, for short
AAcross 103: A.C.A. part
AAcross 104: Environmental terrorism
AAcross 106: Is an ass?
AAcross 107: Language along the Mekong
AAcross 108: Flight
AAcross 109: Soap brand with cocoa butter
AAcross 110: Mustier
AAcross 112: Cable, e.g.PAYTV
AAcross 114: Not digital
AAcross 116: Do something extravagantlyGOTOTOWN
AAcross 118: Delight
AAcross 119: Policy on some cruisesNOTIPS
AAcross 120: Slice of history
AAcross 121: Base 10?
AAcross 122: X-O-X line in tic-tac-toe, e.g.
AAcross 123: Monopoly holdings
AAcross 124: Photog's choiceSLR
AAcross 125: Broadcast inits. since April 1971NPR
AAcross 126: Gifts often received while bowing the head
DDown 1: One with spirit?
DDown 2: Postcard messageWISHYOUWEREH
DDown 3: ___ palm
DDown 4: Line in GothamBATPHONE
DDown 5: Beverage brewed without barley or wheatGLUTENFREEB
DDown 6: Ones found in the closet?
DDown 7: Die, say
DDown 8: Have a heart-to-heart with?
DDown 9: Local, e.g.
DDown 10: Mercury had 26 of them
DDown 11: Becomes an adultREACHESLEGAL
DDown 12: Drill sergeant's bark
DDown 13: First lady of the 1940s-'50sEVAPERON
DDown 14: Experiment with somethingTRYITOUT
DDown 15: Sons of Liberty gathering
DDown 16: Uniform material
DDown 17: Peak performance, informallyAGAME
DDown 19: Grp. that knows the drill?
DDown 22: How things may be ratedONASCALEFROMONETO
DDown 27: [Wham!]
DDown 31: Setting for a Marx Brothers farce
DDown 33: Priority system
DDown 37: Class with a Classics unit: Abbr.
DDown 39: Where to see the horn of Africa?
DDown 41: Model BanksTYRA
DDown 43: Tombstone lawmanEARP
DDown 45: ___ bar
DDown 46: Certain gelatin
DDown 49: Tattooed toonPOPEYE
DDown 53: Top-notchGRADEA
DDown 55: Supercollider bit
DDown 57: Moving vehicle
DDown 59: WinsTAKESTHETOPS
DDown 61: Future atty.'s challengeLSAT
DDown 63: "Follow my command!"DOEXACTLYASI
DDown 64: Horatio who wrote the Tattered Tom series
DDown 65: Progenitors
DDown 68: Street cred
DDown 70: "What was I talking about before?"NOWWHEREWER
DDown 73: ___ nerve
DDown 74: Bone whose name means "clasp" in Latin
DDown 75: Big-eyed BettyBOOP
DDown 77: "I hate the Moor" speaker
DDown 81: Go downhill
DDown 83: DreamworldLALALAND
DDown 84: Winter race vehicleICECANOE
DDown 85: Next one in a row
DDown 87: Some young colleagues
DDown 89: Raised railroads
DDown 91: DroughtDRYSPELL
DDown 94: Bright spot?
DDown 97: Drawback
DDown 99: They're raised by farmers
DDown 101: Eye-openers, of a sort
DDown 102: Charge at the door, informally
DDown 105: Gear parts
DDown 106: Softly hit fly
DDown 111: Memo abbr.ATTN
DDown 113: Palliative plant
DDown 115: Hat, informally
DDown 117: Magic, on scoreboardsORL
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