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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 25th October 2015
There are 68 across clues and 73 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 25th October 2015. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Church leaders
AAcross 7: Torn asunderINPIECES
AAcross 15: In sufficient quantity
AAcross 20: Collier's transportORECAR
AAcross 21: Fact addition
AAcross 22: "Truly"NOLIE
AAcross 23: Halloween costume for ... a CNN anchor?WEREWOLFBLITZER
AAcross 25: Net results?
AAcross 26: Three times daily, in Rx's
AAcross 27: Yiddish cries
AAcross 28: Scand. countrySWE
AAcross 29: Bank abbr.
AAcross 31: Side dish that's sometimes mashed
AAcross 32: "Do we have approval?"ISITAGO
AAcross 35: Misdeed
AAcross 36: Is a buttinsky
AAcross 38: 7-5, e.g.
AAcross 39: ... a former "Dateline" host?TOMBSTONEPHILLIPS
AAcross 46: No one says his art was pointless
AAcross 48: Head, for short
AAcross 49: "Lord, We Ask Thee ___ We Part" (hymn)
AAcross 50: Turbaned sort
AAcross 51: Beehive hairstyle, e.g.
AAcross 52: Brewer CoorsADOLPH
AAcross 55: Info for an airport run
AAcross 57: "Cómo ___ usted?"ESTA
AAcross 58: ... a onetime House speaker?EYEOFNEWTGINGRICH
AAcross 63: Fender product
AAcross 64: Winter Olympics event
AAcross 65: Who said "In waking a tiger, use a long stick"
AAcross 66: Eastern sch. with a noted film programNYU
AAcross 67: Tuition, e.g.
AAcross 68: Longtime Chicago Symphony conductorSOLTI
AAcross 71: One of three for J. R. R. Tolkien: Abbr.INIT
AAcross 73: "Tush!"
AAcross 75: Aspects
AAcross 77: ___ faultTOA
AAcross 78: Goose egg
AAcross 80: Sports org. with 25-AcrossNHL
AAcross 82: Resembles week-old flowers, say
AAcross 84: Hotel capacity: Abbr.RMS
AAcross 85: ... an old Notre Dame basketball coach?GRAVEDIGGERPHELPS
AAcross 91: Doing
AAcross 93: Cry of surprise
AAcross 94: Like the expression "Sakes alive!"
AAcross 95: Execute perfectly
AAcross 96: Eponym of a hot dog chainNATHAN
AAcross 98: Letters before many a state's nameUSS
AAcross 101: Mil. authorityCMD
AAcross 102: First-aid supply
AAcross 104: ... a silent film star?GHOSTBUSTERKEATON
AAcross 108: It never goes off
AAcross 109: Singer Falana and othersLOLAS
AAcross 110: ___ missionONA
AAcross 111: Snares
AAcross 113: Caviar
AAcross 115: The George W. Bush years, e.g.
AAcross 116: Stimpy's TV pal
AAcross 117: Be unsatisfied with, say
AAcross 119: Ancient Hebrew liquid measure
AAcross 120: Insouciant syllables
AAcross 122: ... a pop/folk singer with numerous 1970s hits?BLACKCATSTEVENS
AAcross 128: Gutter locales
AAcross 129: Majority
AAcross 130: "Time heals all wounds" and others
AAcross 131: Forecast that might call for gloves and galoshes
AAcross 132: TiedEVENEDUP
AAcross 133: Like a pirate's treasureILLGOT
DDown 1: One of two at a wedding
DDown 2: Wrath
DDown 3: You can't predict the weather with this
DDown 4: Do really well on a testACEIT
DDown 5: Spreadsheet input
DDown 6: Theater signSRO
DDown 7: Doubtful
DDown 8: Cribbage one-pointers
DDown 9: One running races for a living?
DDown 10: "True"ITISSO
DDown 11: Lace
DDown 12: Con man
DDown 13: When the French toast?ETE
DDown 14: Figure above God's throne, in Isaiah
DDown 15: How a phone may be slammed down
DDown 16: ___ juice (milk)
DDown 17: Doesn't take any chancesPLAYSITSAFE
DDown 18: Actress Kedrova who won an Oscar for "Zorba the Greek"LILA
DDown 19: Polite rural replyYESM
DDown 24: Impend
DDown 30: Position of greatest importance
DDown 32: Children, in legalese
DDown 33: Like ooze
DDown 34: Scored between 90 and 100, sayGOTANA
DDown 37: Besides
DDown 40: Cool, as soupBLOWON
DDown 41: Hard labor spot
DDown 42: Common sitcom ratingTVPG
DDown 43: Equal
DDown 44: Coal extractors
DDown 45: Vistas
DDown 47: Sleep on it
DDown 53: Noted remover of locks
DDown 54: "Run to ___" (1961 hit)
DDown 56: Petty braggart
DDown 59: Summer romance, maybe
DDown 60: Carpet fuzz
DDown 61: Comment made with a handshakeGOODGAME
DDown 62: "Be that way!"
DDown 68: Like Christmas lights
DDown 69: Tuba sound
DDown 70: Party stragglerLASTTOLEAVE
DDown 72: Religious deg.
DDown 74: Tater Tots makerOREIDA
DDown 76: "Where should ___ the check?"ISEND
DDown 79: Cell partIRONBAR
DDown 81: Water, e.g.: Abbr.LIQ
DDown 83: "Trick" or "treat," e.g.
DDown 86: The "V" of R.S.V.P.VOUS
DDown 87: Slimy stuff
DDown 88: FloppedLAIDANEGG
DDown 89: Maxim tear-out
DDown 89: Maxim tear-out
DDown 90: Winter Olympics equipment
DDown 92: Too, tooOHSO
DDown 97: Start of a rationalization
DDown 99: Attic function
DDown 100: Like some Roman aphorisms
DDown 103: Out of action, in baseball lingoONTHEDL
DDown 105: Functional
DDown 106: Really get to
DDown 107: Tic-tac-toe starters?
DDown 112: Coke, to Pepsi
DDown 113: Hwys.RTES
DDown 114: Mouthy?
DDown 117: Sauce brand since 1937RAGU
DDown 118: Conference USA sch.UTEP
DDown 121: Actor Marvin
DDown 123: Book after Exodus: Abbr.
DDown 124: Guy whose face might get slapped
DDown 125: Mai ___
DDown 126: Gamer's prefix with pets
DDown 127: Retired boomerSST
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