DICTIONARY WORDS ONLY:
PROFANITY:

New York Times Answers

Sunday, 27th December 2015
There are 69 across clues and 71 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 27th December 2015. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Savor, as a drinkSIPON
AAcross 6: Takes down a peg
AAcross 12: Je t'aime : French :: ___ : SpanishTEAMO
AAcross 17: Sell at a discount, say
AAcross 19: Female toon with a "dollink" BorisNATASHA
AAcross 21: Grackles and grebes
AAcross 23: PP
AAcross 25: Attic
AAcross 26: Horror franchise beginning in 2004
AAcross 27: Lasting for years and years
AAcross 28: Dirt road hazards
AAcross 30: Melee
AAcross 31: Street of film fame
AAcross 32: You might take it out for a drive
AAcross 33: Court, for short
AAcross 35: Pile of stones used to mark a trail
AAcross 36: DDDEADENDS
AAcross 39: First antibacterial soap brand
AAcross 40: "Oh, please, that's enough"SPAREME
AAcross 42: Derisive sounds
AAcross 43: Abbr. in many airport namesINTL
AAcross 44: Jubilant
AAcross 45: Portrait on Chinese renminbi bills
AAcross 46: AANCAAFINALS
AAcross 48: Extra bed, maybe
AAcross 51: Bad thing on a record
AAcross 53: The Jedi and the Sith, e.g.
AAcross 54: "Thursday Night Football" airerCBS
AAcross 55: Alaska tourist attraction
AAcross 57: Director of 2015's "Chi-Raq"
AAcross 58: Capital with the Norsk Folkemuseum
AAcross 60: Travel info source, for short
AAcross 61: London cathedralSTPAULS
AAcross 62: Volunteer's responseICAN
AAcross 64: WW
AAcross 68: Historic German admiral Maximilian von ___SPEE
AAcross 69: Fizzy drink
AAcross 71: Michael of "Saturday Night Live"
AAcross 72: Cry to a husky
AAcross 74: "When I was a ___ ..."
AAcross 75: Riot opportunist
AAcross 76: Locale for cranberries
AAcross 77: Very much
AAcross 79: Uniform
AAcross 81: See 114-Across
AAcross 82: OOONIONRINGS
AAcross 85: Hodges who managed the Mets to a World Series titleGIL
AAcross 86: Little Rascals boy
AAcross 88: Tolkien tree creaturesENTS
AAcross 89: Mars features, mistakenly
AAcross 92: Befuddling
AAcross 94: Peeps heard by Bo Peep
AAcross 95: ZZJAZZDUET
AAcross 97: When repeated, a Yale fight songBOOLA
AAcross 98: Playwright Clifford
AAcross 100: "How ___!"
AAcross 101: Modern TV feature, for shortDVR
AAcross 102: Hazy memory
AAcross 103: Grps. with the motto "Every child. One voice"PTAS
AAcross 104: Conquest of 1953
AAcross 107: Susan of "The Partridge Family"
AAcross 108: Silas in "The Da Vinci Code," notably
AAcross 110: NNMINNESOTATWINS
AAcross 113: Dances at the Tropicana Club
AAcross 114: Santa Claus portrayer in 81-AcrossEDASNER
AAcross 115: Greet from behind the wheelTOOTAT
AAcross 116: Witherspoon of "Legally Blonde"REESE
AAcross 117: Shot put and long jump
AAcross 118: "Auld Lang Syne" and others
DDown 1: Figured (out)
DDown 2: Has an inspiration
DDown 3: Agricultural figure in "The Canterbury Tales"
DDown 4: Alley ___
DDown 5: Pep Boys competitor
DDown 6: Whites, informally
DDown 7: Strips shortly after getting up in the morning?
DDown 8: Rate ___ (be perfect)
DDown 9: Spicy fruit beverage often used as a tequila chaserSANGRITA
DDown 10: Cornerstone abbr.
DDown 11: Singer CrowSHERYL
DDown 12: Identifies in a Facebook photo
DDown 13: A PerónEVA
DDown 14: Soaring cost?
DDown 15: RR
DDown 16: Like macho push-upsONEARM
DDown 18: Explore deeply
DDown 20: Calla lily family
DDown 22: "Gypsy" composerSTYNE
DDown 24: Techies, stereotypically
DDown 29: Gasless car
DDown 34: Java order that packs less of a punchHALFCAF
DDown 35: What Brits call "red sauce"
DDown 37: Major-___DOMO
DDown 38: Muse for D. H. Lawrence
DDown 39: Some lab samplesDNAS
DDown 41: Assets for food critics
DDown 43: Put away
DDown 44: Annapolis grad.
DDown 46: It comes before one
DDown 47: Building beamIBAR
DDown 49: Susan who wrote "The Orchid Thief"ORLEAN
DDown 50: Hit with a stun gunTASED
DDown 51: "Chill out, will you"BECOOL
DDown 52: FFLEADOFFDOUBLE
DDown 53: Wig out
DDown 56: Dorm V.I.P.s
DDown 57: Durable stocking fabric
DDown 59: Like courtroom witnessesSWORNIN
DDown 60: Floor
DDown 61: X-rated material
DDown 63: D.C. athlete
DDown 65: Pest control brandDCON
DDown 66: Sarcastic "Wonderful"OHGREAT
DDown 67: Tori of pop/rock
DDown 70: Symbol of Middle America
DDown 73: Big name in 35-Down
DDown 76: Gaudy wrap
DDown 77: Industrious workers
DDown 78: Some TVs and smartphonesLGS
DDown 80: The ImpalerVLAD
DDown 83: Fort Knox valuable
DDown 84: To some degreeINASENSE
DDown 85: BeholdsGAZESAT
DDown 87: It's heard at a hearingALLRISE
DDown 89: West Pointer
DDown 90: Opposite of an early adopter
DDown 91: Morning run time, maybeSEVENAM
DDown 92: Arafat's successor as Palestinian president
DDown 93: Budget alternative
DDown 94: Next to
DDown 95: Peers in a box
DDown 96: Meetings arranged through Ashley Madison
DDown 99: Helen Mirren, e.g.
DDown 100: Like an alarm clock, night after night
DDown 103: It may be struck on a runway
DDown 105: ___ diagram
DDown 106: 'Vette choiceTTOP
DDown 109: "N.Y. State of Mind" rapper
DDown 111: ___ system (luxury car option, briefly)NAV
DDown 112: Romance
WordDB Icon
WordDB
United Kingdom
Download the WordDB app directly on your home screen for instant access. No App Store necessary, less than 1MB storage, always up-to-date and secure.
1.
Tap on share button
2.
Tap on Add To Home Screenadd button
3.
Find WordDB App Icon on your home screen